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Greyhound training

Wexboots · 2013-09-29 17:37:34

Well folks, Seeing as the coursing season is just underway, is there any differences in training a coursing dog and a track? I suppose the diet would be similar but I'd imagine you'd a coursing dog a lot fitter than a track dog. I'd like to get a coursing dog at some stage, would be interested in different opinions. Thanks

29-09-2013 5:37pm

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Wexboots

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Well folks,
Seeing as the coursing season is just underway, is there any differences in training a coursing dog and a track? I suppose the diet would be similar but I'd imagine you'd a coursing dog a lot fitter than a track dog. I'd like to get a coursing dog at some stage, would be interested in different opinions.
Thanks

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#2 01-10-2013 12:11am

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the schooling would be different as there wouldnt necessarily be tracks included ,

there would be differences but not major as a lot of trainers now do both .

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