Chico11

Looks like it's just a young woodie based on the description and the eye detail.

It seems like you're worried the ban might extend to England, Fred maybe have a chat with some of the locals who’ve been navigating it to get a clearer picture of how things have changed.

From what I’ve seen, they’re solid quads with decent reliability price can vary a lot, so might be worth checking local listings for a better idea.

If you're set on keeping that silver hob, getting him snipped seems like the best move it won't matter then, and you can keep that big fella in the family without any worries.

Try checking with local gamekeepers or butchers they often have carcasses available for dog food.

You might want to check out vets in the Uxbridge area who specialize in greyhounds and whippets. They've got some good reputations.

For your dog's joint stiffness, turmeric tablets, red krill oil, and glucosamine are highly recommended; they're effective and easy to include in your dog's daily diet.

Using hemp garden netting could totally work for rabbiting, just make sure the mesh size is right and maybe give it a shot with some purse nets first.

The Blizzard Rustler 11 or Nordica Enforcer Free 110 are great for mixed snow and will suit your fast, hard charging style.

It might be worth consulting a vet to check for congenital issues like imperforate anus or if the Jill's over-cleaning is causing the abnormalities.

Use a spring compressor like the ones for BSA Meteor to release the G80's spring tension, and soak the leather washer in Neatsfoot oil overnight before installing it.

To safely release the spring tension in your Diana G80 air rifle, you'll need a special tool called a spring compressor. This tool helps you disassemble the rifle safely to replace the breech seal and leather piston washer. Before fitting the new leather washer, soak it in oil or silicone lubricant for better performance.

They look awesome. The mounts seem decent.

To find out the outer diameter of the objective bell of the MTC Copperhead scope, it's best to contact MTC directly for accurate specifications.

You might want to contact Ian and Wendy Openshaw of Openshaw Gundogs in Coventry. They're well-known for their Rytex line and are experts in breeding and training. They could help with information about the pedigree you're interested in.