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It's about 20 years ago I owned a saluki grey,deerhound, she was a steady biddable bitch with good recall in the daylight hours . But on the lamp she was a different dog , I can remember this one night i was out , it was black as your hat with a good wind , and the heavens opened the rain was torrential it was coming down like Zulus spears, never mind there was a squatter clamped tight , the bitch spotted and slipped just to race it home straight to ground the rabbit went . What did the bitch do to my amazement she curled up on the spot where it went to ground totally aloof to me and my best
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It's the only time when the lamper has to be fitter than the dog to keep the hare in the beam
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Boergreyhound Breeders In South Africa?
BRICKTOP replied to SAFalconer's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Once went to look at a litter of APBT and they had boer bulls in their yard ,they were proper man stoppers -
During the development of a puppies skeleton and muscle tissue you will find it will occur at a different pace from litter siblings these are known as Growth Spurts . Plus they are still puppies with still some growing left to do .
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3/4 saluki bull
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A hare will do what it has to to evade capture, regardless of time of day. . To do a hare justice and respect only way in my opinion is to race them daytime. Lamping is not a fair test for a dog at a kicked up hare .
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He is a nice strong type
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You have a nice pack there mate ,good luck with them
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Good dogs are seldom sold
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How's them two bred lying down in front of kennel !!!! ?
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Smart looking animal
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Photography and artistry are such a fascinating melding when one ponders how an image such as this, "objectively" speaking, could be described as mostly muted pastels with limited palette, minimal saturation and almost no detail. Yet . . . it's an absolutely wonderful image, evoking powerful emotions and a sense of mystery. In culinary language - one does not need many ingredients to make a superlative dish, one only needs the right ingredients properly, skillfully combined and prepared to delight the palate. Now there's something to consider.what a grand photograph my friend
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What sort of money you after for the shovels mate ?
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I start off beta puppy then on to beta junior then adult
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They look fettled up and ready to go, nice animals
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Good job mate , cracking litter
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I'm no art expert but it does look if they have used a ruler for the jaw line and the top of the muzzle , still a good attempt and long as you are happy with it that's what counts
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It doesn't matter what. A lot of people succumb to greed . It's the nature of the beast.
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Smart animals , good luck
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A good healthy and well balanced litter , with plenty of confidence. A credit to you for giving them the best start in life , hope it continues with there new owners
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who the fook told you ? A man after my own heart ha
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Cracking setup deerman , have you not got any space in there for a couple of bunk beds then get a couple of immigrants in would pay for the dogs upkeep ?
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The dogman that pays big bucks is investing into a bloodline not just a lurcher pup,you are half way there with the right blood it's then up to the dogman to get breeding out of it . Me personally I would always buy the best I could afford and that doesn't go for just dogs ,anything
