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Everything posted by paddybarr
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have a bump on me mush looks like its already had a few
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waste of time dogs have an unsacculated colon and can not digest vegetable matter, if you want to feed it the best way is to cadge trimmings from your local greengrocer boil them in a pan of water and use the cooking water when cooled use as your dogs drinking water or add to food btbh dogs have no requirement for any "greenmatter"
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he can be abit agressive more so as hes got older kizzy both sides in the breeding might be something to do with that Mine are the same, interestingly in a book I read called "Owned by an Eagle" the author has a Saluki he import back with him from Africa and it has the very same attitude that mine and I believe yours to also have towards strange and unknown dogs. Of course this is typical of all primitive dogs but you have to wonder whether this was encouraged and select for in certain parts of there COO perhaps in regions where they used for hunting
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5 men beat me up on way home from pub last night
paddybarr replied to yoggerman's topic in General Talk
Is Honesthunter Gareth from the Office?? -
How old? and can you put pic on please
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the tiablo A9 on ebay and aspherical kit ,would still be cheaper than a deben set up..and yes you need batteries..and a charger. atb vin I paid about 55 quid for the torch, lens, 2 batteries and charger. I'm well pleased with mine, it will throw a really tight beam farther than I will ever need as I walk scrubland rather than big fields. I'm no expert but would guess it wouldn't suit everyone, but it will light rabbits up easily at 50 yards and I can fit torch and spare batteries in one pocket Tom. were did you buy from Tom? i just got a price of £70+ for torch-
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my main concern would be replenishing glycogen, i use maltadexrin during heavy work and post work copied from Energy and the Working Dog - Carbohydrates are stored in muscle as glycogen. Muscle uses glycogen during the initial moments of activity and for bursts of speed and power (primarily fueling fast twitch fibers). Glycogen stores are relatively small and can be rapidly depleted leading to muscle weakness and fatigue. However, diets high in carbohydrates can lead to deconditioning (poor endurance, obesity, muscle injury). For a working dog, carbohydrates should be limit
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has that dog got a price on it fence hopper.atb that is a cracking pair of stepladders
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not very encouraging to be offering management performance and mentoring and you have mispelt "business"
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Working dogs are truly premier canine athletes. As such, one should pay close attention to meeting their energy needs. There are 3 sources of energy… fats, carbohydrates and proteins. Understanding how the working dog utilizes energy and how best to balance these energy stores can result in a more responsive partner that is less prone to physical injury. Fats are the most energy dense of all the sources providing 70-90% of the energy needed for muscle contraction (primarily fueling slow twitch fibers). In the working dog, 50-65% of total energy in a diet should come from fa
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Shugie Spook Spike or Claymidia for a girl
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it looks like a hairy caterpillar
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Interesting opinion The BARF diet seems lacking in carbs, its mainly protein and fat. Does a dog need carbs in its diet? I cant think where wild dogs and wolves obtain carbohydrates? taken from an interesting article - Proteins are the building blocks of muscle and should not be a major source of energy. Animal source proteins (chicken, beef, lamb, egg, etc.) are preferred and often offer increased digestibility with a good amino acid balance. Diets low in protein have been associated with increased injuries. A working dog diet should have a minimum 26% protein. F
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Aplogies neednt know your bitch was a staffy, thought you was refering to a whippet and i have a 17.5" bitch who weighs 20lb (see below)
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GSP Running Loose- HARROGATE AREA
paddybarr replied to Doglost Co-Ordinator's topic in Lost and Found
im out lamping in an hour ill keep an eye out for him -
simple fella, if you want working pups that are dark and around 20" i would look for a working black 20" whippet i wouldnt worry about the kc bit but i would make sure it was doing the business by the way 35lb at 17,5" is one heavy dog
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still missing
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bump
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Copied from another site a friend has lost his whippet he was in the garden when she cleared the fence and he heard a car pull up sharp and then speed away when he got there his dog was gone, if anyone knows of someone that has just aquired or been offered a whippet resembling his dog please get in touch Orginal post - Can everyone especially those in the west country please let as many people as possible know That Daisy (shandril Moonchild at harerunner) was stolen this morning at 9.30 am from our propery. She is a brindle bitch with white socks a white blaze and chest about 19 1/2 in
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i use Maltodextrin copied from a website - Replenishing glycogen stores is accomplished by providing a “good carbohydrate†at an appropriate time. Muscle cells have GLUT4 pathways that are active during exercise and for up to 30 minutes after exercise. These pathways allow for the uptake of carbohydrate into the muscle without the release of insulin. Simple sugars (glucose, dextrose, fructose, corn syrup) cause an insulin release that leads to subsequent hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). Complex starches (bread, rice, grains) take too long to be digested and absorbed.
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there ya go bit big for terriers but you would be able to adapt ex police of ebay
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Mosi - Guard best natural available been clinically tested in tanzania and scotland if you use Deet it will act like acid on anything you touch ie gun or rod
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More Than life time cover should be £10.00 a month remeber to check round at renewnal as all companies hike the price up
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i had a 1st cross 25 years back and he was 1st class allround lurcher, his only vice was he had a very hard mouth and tended to smash his prey and he got a liking for killing feral cats as a pup not a problem with ferals but a bit embrassing when he started on the neighbourhood pets
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Photo Finish won the last (under rules) Bob Blatch and was outstanding on live as is the pups mum Penny pictures Penny Pictures Photo Finish