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Lovely pics. Looks like the girls had fun!

Well done to your team - I love the wheelbarrow shot! Your dogs look smallish in size - what sort of height and breeding are they? Obviously they are well suited to their job.

BRINDLE BEAUTIES EVERY TIME FOR ME! :wub:

Brindle beauties :luck:

She is a lovely pup! Get a crate and alternate the dogs in it. It will also be somewhere for the older bitch to feel safe (unpestered) for a while. Work on training your pup - it is good physical and mental activity for her. :luck:

I personally would have some sort of net attached from the top of the balcony reaching up, completely enclosing the balcony in. The thought of the pup skipping over the railings in the blink of an eye, no doubt injuring itself and potentially causing injury to people below or running into...

That sounds good but PLEASE be careful that your pup does not jump over the balcony. They really are very athletic and can jump high.

Lovely photos.............especially the group ones :thumbsup:

I think Spice is just gorgeous! Good luck at the show :luck:

Good luck finding suitable homes for your pups. Unfortunately the market seems to be flooded with lurcher pups and so many end up unwanted and in pounds. Some might say researching to find potential owners prior to breeding is a good thing. Good luck. :luck:

I think that if you are willing to give your dogs plenty of walks and attention otherwise, they could live pretty much anywhere. :thumbsup:

Why not get another whippet instead of kittens :thumbsup:

you need to identiy exactly what type of berrries they are. I have had no strawberry crop since my whippy cross arrived here.....

Regarding the number of dogs that you choose to have - that is, of course, your own decision. The discussion is about problems in a multi-dog situation, on which you, amonst others, offered advice. Most folks have nowhere near the number you have, so of course they may find it interesting to...

You could try taking a pocket load of sausages with you and recall him regularly for a treat to reinforce your recall. Perhaps using your judgement, you could do this as part of a game and pop him on the lead when close to the bins, that way you are in control and less tempted to get cross when...

I think in reality, no matter how much we say 'we are the boss' and don't tolerate bold behaviour etc, in a multi-dog situation,fights can break out in a split second over something and nothing. When I am not immediately available to monitor my dogs, I make sure they are separated in crates and...

That is a lot of dogs to keep under the thumb :blink: . What way do you house them to keep them safe?

It sounds like those whippets won't be planning to run away from home any time soon!

That's great news!!!

The dog training advice that you were given works brilliantly for me but.......you must practice, practice and practice consistently. Once you see any dog in view, preferably before your dog notices, tell it to sit and give it the 'watch me' command and reward with a tasty treat or sniff of a...