Blackmag
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You more than anyone should know folk lie but John to me sounds a geninue sort maybe put your energy in to your dogs instead of trying to bring John down
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Collie xs aren't my cup of t but I have been lucky enough to see some very good ones work and they ran most ground and a variety of quarry and were worth anyone's kennel space and food
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You buddy you seem happy firing folk up believe me it's a small word that sometimes catches up with you when you least expect it ? and stop insulting folk making silly assumptions and just crack on getting the best out your dogs and enjoy them but leave folk alone
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Cheers John im sure they will go on to do a good job for what they were bred for keep us updated with your pups progress to
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Return I have tried to be civil even put up with your silly boosts about doing more than anyone in one season but your beginning to get on my nerves now leave the man alone if you want to make a name for yourself do it by having good dogs not insulting folk
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Any news on new homes for the pups John
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Didn't you say what your current pup did at what age it killed two and what it had done to the one that you had got of Dean on the same ground has to why you were justified in culling ? I mean no disrespect but you have a young prospect that could pull the plug at any time or when run on ground or quarry that doesn't always suit it then I would think you would know what you have at the moment you have a decent prospect and when it's got a few season's under its belt then I would offer invites if that's your thing
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Keiron you make assumptions about a lot of things without facts and throw insults I have over the years had the misfortune of travelling with such company I have seen most types run from the good to bad from dogs running to there own agenda to arse grabbers to dogs that knew how to run and go through the gears and when to up there game normally the owners mouth far exceeds the dog capabilities on the lesser dogs and the better dogs were owned by lads that were modest and honest and a lot of failures I have seen were because of entering to early or not knowing when enough is enough or over mat
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Mine are all broke to cats bar the old patterdale coon the older he gets the worst he is he's done a couple lately now i would hate to think of some old lass losing her pet but he fecking hates them
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so You have done more in one season how would you know and you know what they say a empty vessel makes the most noise
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I remember now didn't you pretend to be arron wasnt you the a s wannabe ? pretending to be someone else couldn't make it up have you actually done a season I mean a full season with dogs you have reared and entered yourself and you still didn't answer my question why didn't the good company you keep sort you out with a pup
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Listen I was out doing a bit while you daddy was offering to share his miget gems with your mum at the back of the bus so pipe down sweet cheeks
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You my friend are the gift that keeps giving maybe my answer about them not being mentally ready escaped you but don't worry it will come with experience
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If they were getting dragged all over why didn't you leave them of for a few months and every pup is different mentally as well a physically at that age and should be entered as such even if it means waiting a few months
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So you was running summer hares and what age did you enter theses pups and were they fit or was they carrying a knock genuine question buddy and if you keep such good company why couldn't any of them sort you a pup out no having a dig
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Everyone's take is different what's tested to some isn't to others and in this day a age there's not as many as you think that need something of seriously tested parents cj bred for his own use and as been honest about the lining so I don't get why your getting all uptight about it
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Just back of exercise which poor fecker got clemmed Bill please tell me ginger beard
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Return one of the best dogs I have seen was a lab grey to look at him you would probably laugh that dog took a serious amount of game and ran ground most would avoid same as don Fuji dog my old man always told me a wise man keeps a silent council maybe you should heed those words I have seen a lot of dogs over the years I won't own never mind breed from but there not mine I think it best you just concentrate on your dogs by the way you did never say how long you have been in the game
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If that's what you need a older dog take it on trial for a month it will give you a better idea what it's about
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If I wanted numbers I would run doubled up but they can all do the job s/h how do you know no thought went in to it because John doesn't seem the sort not to think about that lining and how old was the dam to your pups ? The one your mate bought and how long you been running dogs
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Return have you ever bred a litter if so how they turn out ? You seem to like insulting folk and calling there dogs cj pups aren't my cup of tea but he's done a good job rearing them and put more thought in to it than you did with your purchase or entering of those pups of Dean Joes dogs are more to my liking how long you been going out with the dogs out and what makes you such a expert
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I won't own anything I didn't enter myself theses days there's far to many litters bred through sentiment and coin or because there's a name generations back and a lot don't even know how to enter a pup
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I'm not sure what area darbo but my grandad was from Wigan he was more interested in ruby but watched wrestling because of Bill what did he die of out of interest
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My grandad was born in Wigan his best mate was Bill billington uncle Bill as we called him the dad to one of the British bulldogs from what he told me they were a fighting family with a rep Bill was a geninue hard man but a total gentlemen I believe his son ended up in a wheel chair through his wrestling and lost millions
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