poacherH

nice pictures mate....do you do this as a full time job?

i have the same problem with mine, was out lamping last night and lost a rabbit as the connection came undone , ive found that it can help holding the connections tight and then putting electrical tape around them prior to lamping.

i told you on msn what i think of the cross

yeah i agree, just looking at them on google images and they look similar

its a good question, dont have a clue myself, my mate says a pug? lol

i should imagine anything that gives an air tight seal over the whole body would cause the tic to drop off. ive heard petroleum jelly (or vaseline) will also do the job however ive not tryed this myself.

whats the rest of it? your missing 4/8s mate, no offence

you say they are not a hare dog but i know people who have had bull x's which have taken many hares, pre-ban of course, oh and sorry about this being added twice i am still getting the hang of this website

you say they are not a hare dog but i know people who have had bull x's which have taken many hares, pre-ban of course:whistling:

i agree i use frontline on my ferrets too and it works very well. umm i cant say off the top of my head but its not relatively cheap, and i was in a local country store near me today and they were selling what i belive was duramitex for buy one get one free as apparently new EU regulations are making it illegal in the coming year, could anyone correct me if im wrong.

i might know of a dog, whippet grey used to do racing and won quite abit to the best of my knowledge, are you willing to pay for the stud an how much?

personally id prefer it if my dogs did not jump as the dogs i have at the moment jump but will try to jump barbedwire fences and can cause themselves fairly bad injury, also one of my dogs caught his leg in a gate the other week and nearly broke it. though that is only my opinion and i should imagine many people have dogs that jump which dont injure themselves.

nice dog, what cross is he?

what cross is she?