Chaff
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Glad to hear it mate
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Thanks for clearing that one up Chid
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Some great picture there
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I take it she does not look at your posts on here black neck?
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A case of the more you take them out the easier they adapt to the weather, rather than once a week ferreting would you say was fair to say
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Looking at something heavily saturated whippet at the moment Myself
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Nice and no doubt done everything you could ask from them. Did they weather the cold alright
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Wouldn't dream of it, you too precious
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Heart thumping action that there Were yours pure whippet or were they hybrid type.
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Lovely looking dog you have there care to share the breeding and height tts. How many runs till he tired. Just asking as looking for something similar Cheers
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You cant beat a bit of grounding good for your sole.
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Was given this this morning another thing to add to the refurb pile. I like it think I will use it for a brew at the blunt end of my boat ( that i dont own yet) Nice thing quite heavy
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Lol bet you ain't wearing flip flops
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Got you, yep the rougher the better sorry for my lack of terminology there, think I need to read my king of the Norfolk poachers again
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What's happened blacky you have learnt bill hardy language me thinks ? where as I wasa jacker and didnt complete the course.
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F**k that DC you must be melting mate
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I think I will make enquiries next time I see keeper out blasting of an evening I have permission for some horse fields that are next door already so would be handy.
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What type of dog would excel on this type of ground I'm thinking heavily saturated whippet of sorts
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Does anybody work their dogs on golf courses, on the lamp not sure if a good idea or not. I have had a few along the rough edges alright just walking at dusk,but the ones that run on the flat really are missiles and were more than a match for my dog. I know the ground can be hard certainly during the summer but during winter my local one gets quite boggy across the fairways. Anyone experienced in running dogs on this type of ground? Cheers
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Well DC it was all I could come up with as to what he had and those green keepers I was once told they use a type of fertiliser that kills the worms, in order to stop the moles from destroying the putting green. If true must be some strong shit.
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Thanks for that info I just looking I think there are a lot of different strengths of it so would imagine a real low percentage one for ingesting. Think the one I have would dissolve my my railings if I used it to brush me teeth
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I have used that in the past but not for putting down mouth that stuff I got the impression it burns ?
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Means well, thought I'd share this I was out with dog and family walking a golf course during lockdown. Kids were throwing ball for dog and he was hot, well looking in one of many small lakes for fish the dog goes in for a cool off in the rushes takes a drink no big deal got him, home and quickly realised he had taken on poison of sorts that I believe was fertiliser that had washed off the green, he cleared it just before vet trip he was eating his fur vet bed , grass and plants in order to sick it up. So one to watch out for, a question for the experienced owner is there any thing
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Wipers, people that leave the contents of their nose smeared on urinal walls
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