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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKf3Vhh0iWY#
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    LOL, no not yet. I need to concrete the area yet.
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    Thanks...i hope i am frank
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    Hes about 21" maybe 21.5. We went out last night and got 1 from one slip then went in......the weather was bloody awful. Hes caught and retrieved daytime too. Ive got to watch im though as he has a liking for deer......although we mainly have big old reds round here
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    When he was a pup
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    Never seem to take my camera with me, so thought i would put some updated pics of blue up after our mooch about. Hes now 10 months old. DG
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    P.m.s , very good, if you want it... your names on it! got a pushchair aswell if you're bothered?? Bit early to be buying stuff yet, dont want to tempt fate....but very nice though. Might have a bid on a couple of the books though. DG
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    ooh, could do with the moses basket
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    Should be a good day, not looking forward to the 2 hour drive though!! Hopefully the weather will be kind to us. DG
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    Queen of the harpies........his screams can be herd for hundreds of miles......or is that just when your getting a bit of bum fun?

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    yes thats right, he's gonna have a pop at the cage fighting scene, he is the fittest he's ever been after his 5 minute walk down the road monday night..... , i love THL.
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    What a miserable day for the end of the season; strong winds and pouring rain.......covered a massive area of woodland and farmland, but not a trail found!! Took the whippet and the terrier along, the whippet is only 10 months old so it was a bit of socialising for him. Saw plenty of red deer and at one point got a bit to close for comfort.....nearly got knocked down by a stag smashing through the woods; these things can really jump.......this one lept into a holly bush where it beached itself momenterally, also saw plenty of hare too. All in all a nice day out, with good company and love
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    True
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    I was only intrested in the beauty of the dog not the stupidity of owners......theres dangers and risks whenever people work and try to prove their dogs.
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    its just as easy to f**k up a dog lamping! lamping....its what we do....thats what they do i geuss. The dog certainly aint struggling ragging the tyre in mid air...and she looks to be loving it.
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    probably showing the dogs strength of jaw swamps.
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    What a cracking bitch.
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    Your pup has turned into a cracking looking beast. DG
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    lovely dogs towzer, really liking the 4 year old. DG
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    i want a van but cant get insured on one til im 21 so a little corsa or somthing will have to do for know and i will have to put up with the lurcher wanting to climb on my knee and the terrier wanting to lick my face while im driving well all i want is a good home for the dog simple as. Get a corsa van with a dog guard, and try swift cover(an online company), They will cover a blind, one armed monkey , If you add on and older, experienced person, mum/dad then premium will be better too. Good luck.
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    We have an 800 head dairy farm and had 100+ cows go 5 years ago, since then weve been tb free for only a few months.As we have had it before, we are tested on a severe reading which means anything suspect goes....which means we are unable to sell current stock. Alot of the cows that have been diagnosed as 'tb reactors'...., when autopsied had no signs of tb, its beggining to become a numbers game with us...we have so many cows that are under alot of stress anyway...something is going to react!! If people realised how many years it takes a heard to get to the stage ours was at, selecting an
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    i was only thinking about this the other day.......would be interested on seeing peoples thoughts. I reckon worker to worker is always a winner if you can get it, Workers that do WELL generally have enough pace ect to get the job done. Would there be a benifit of having bull blood in the x? worker to worker whip/grey should be game enough IMO. Regards DG
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    Ive not got any tales myself as blues still a pup, but do you guys have any tales of your lurchers or terriers over the years of work, inventing new strategies to get to its quarry.........like anticipating a rabbits run....not following it directly....and cutting corners? Does a dog that knows its job learn how to do it better and adapt new ways to do this? DG
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