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nice dogs moris best of luck this season
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why not just delete all the bad post and leave the lads pic up. after all he wants to be famous
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could not see the reason for this at all. http://www.onlyfights.com/v-arrest-gone-bad-829.html hope this worked
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good advise there from shawn. had a dog some time back and vet removed middle toe. dog lost out a fair bit on the turns . after it was removed he broke one after another. just to let you know most vets have not got a clue about feet on racing dogs. as was said earlier a good greyhound vet is the only way. even clipping the nail right back would be new to all but the greyhound vets . which was one of the good things i learned and makes a lot of sence. a good rest and hope all works out for you. macker
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one of the dogs i got off him frank was exact same as your one if she works like mine did you should be happy with yours he is a decent chap with the dogs. all the best macker
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good stuff ian. like the look of your terrier too looks like the real old type. all the best macker
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two very nice terriers best of luck with them. had a patt very simalar to your dog a good strong head on him. all the best macker
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if only that lamping compitition had of went ahead it would of stopped alot of messing and dissagrements.
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very good question.molly. have seen afew decent ones of that breeding but not as many people breeding this type for some reason now that you brought it up not sure why my self.
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black dog looks real long in the neck. best of luck in the future with them. lokks like they have had a great start in life. all the best macker
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great pics molly but have you got a fetish for ass. i some times find the same trouble bumbing into hares in the summer months where i have never seen them in my life before. other wise you have your dogs in great shape for the comming season. my own are a bit behind the condition of yours to be honest but are getting there now. best of luck macker
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great clip.only heard of the bird. i would say the car alarm sound might of caused a bit of a stir. what a bird. macker
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i am never quick enough for you posts chalkwarren which can be a pity some times. and thanks for the kind words doxhope macker
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originaly wrote that post as i was in a bit of shit in work .took me of the big machine onto and put me on a smaller one. my own fault would not be a bad idea going out after a kip tomo. never tried it. all the best macker
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dohope you old b****KS it took six months for you to pull me on that one . i am getting better i stay out till half eleven some times . its not my fault it took you that long to catch the odd rabbit. only do the late nights when i finish at ten. have you got your self any more dogs yet? macker
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definatly less in ireland a hell of alot more foxes but. another question for me would be are these numbers achieved on foot or are they achieved of the back of a pic up.truck. some thimes i think some lads are defrostng their freezer and showing a couple of nights lamping .not pointing the finger at any one but these huge numbers are poping up very often.
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fair play to the mods for letting this thread run its course.its a classic. had two hancocks liked the man but was surprised by his setup. the man is old now and can under stand why he is breeding from untested stuff.an old dog dealer he is but it think its time he had a break from us. even if dogs did not even nearly make the grade but as any breeder knows it can a bit of pot luck. the dogs i bought where bred the exact same way he told me. which half of the dog dealers dont even know what way their dogs are bred and truth be known alot of litters these days are by mistake. best of lu
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a good mate of mine has two bitches of that chaz. working very well too. one has a couple of seasons under her belt. the other will be starting her first full season. seems a nice line of terrier might take on one of my mates pups as my own terrier will be retired this season i think. macker
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the first big dog fox that he gets a nasty bite from not just the odd bite but one that makes it hard for him will usually change their tempement. i found with some fox dogs that they will usually click in when they find it tough. or some times jack. with a bit of luck he continue to improve it only a puppy thing or or even just a stage older dogs on their first seson can go through. all the best macker
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i live in a counsil estate but own my house. so this law says that i can keep a staff english bull or any of the other eleven breeds which are banned but my neighbour which rents his house cant keep any of the banned breeds. sounds like discrimination to me and wont hold up in court. and what about the estates that are no go areas for garda dont think they will give a shit about dogs being well looked after but in rented houses. think they have better things to be doing. there is a lot of people getting their dogs attack trained now. and are usually sheapards and other type dogs. i th
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i see what its all about now thanks pip. had a difference of opinion with him on irish breeds and history. a good while ago. not sure where he got his info for his site. macker
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well said i also feel the same
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heard of these type of dogs but never seen any run. but i will say fair play to the chap for sticking to his own lines. very nice dogs i think and look usefull pot fillers. best of luck with them montague and magpie all the best macker
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has there been an argument somewhere