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  1. eshielsgundogs
    Nice looking bitch mate. Ian
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    Quality dogs at a great price. If you ask me. Ian
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    One drop out, so I have two places left. Any one interested pm me for details. Ian
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    Good luck Ian with the venture ...Regards Steve Thanks Steve. Still a couple of places left. Ian
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    I am setting up a monthly training. Starting from the basics, right through to advanced. They will be on the last Sunday of the month. Anyone interested please pm me for full details. Ian
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    i agree
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    Anyone got a Seeland Thornhill jacket, just wondered how they perform. Ian
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    I would do pretty much the same as Garypco. And add Wings to a dummy, and rabbit fur to another dummy fir. You could even put an old tight round a normal dummy for a while, when your dog has got used to retriving that, take the old tight off and put it over a bird or rabbit. Usually can be achieved over a week or two, patients is the key. Ian
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    It's pretty normal behaviour I'm afraid John. As for being too old, it really depends on what bad habits your dog has developed, and how much time and patients you have to correct them. You would need to start from the basics, and build the foundations. It will not be easy with a four year old, but I am sure you could get your dog up to a reasonable level. Ian
  10. eshielsgundogs
    Like others have said you need to set the dog up to fail, why you are able to correct him. A rabbitt pen would be the answer. I wouldn't let him chase anything, until you have the problem sorted or your on a hiding to nothing. Ian
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    Ideal dog for working on the moors if trained and bred right. Ian
  12. eshielsgundogs
    Sold.
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    Bump.
  14. eshielsgundogs
    Sire - FTCH Eastdale Guss Hips 3:5, Eyes Pass 06 Dam - FTAW Emmanygan Isla Hips 6:7 Eyes Pass 07 FT Champions in 5 Generations on both sides are -- Lakedown Sedge, Mullcappagh Ballagh, Pocklea Remus, Birdbrook Arrow, Eastdale Danny, Styperson Grouse,Tibea Tosh, Holdgate Winter, Purdy Bonhote of Birdbrook, Eastdale Corby, Haretor mark of Drakeshead, Drakeshead Gypsy, Barnavara black Zulu, Aughallsa Sam of Drakeshead, Folly Oakwood Boris. 13 months old, stops on the whistle, takes direction, fur and feather, land and water. WORKING HOMES ONLY. pm me if interested and photo's,
  15. eshielsgundogs
    Try Mike at www.miliscer.net Cheers Ian
  16. eshielsgundogs
    I would house outside, to be honest they like their own space. It is easier for you to bond with them, instead of every other person in the household and it gives you an excuse to get out of the house .
  17. eshielsgundogs
    Labs are great for picking up, sitting at a peg and trialling. I'm planning a litter very soon. Ian
  18. eshielsgundogs
    Not sure about a musterlander. But I would go for a lab for trainability, and retrieving. Trakker probably a springer. Good Luck mate. What ever you decide. Ian
  19. eshielsgundogs
    Great looking dogs all of them. I was tempted by a GSP, but I'LL think I'LL stick to labs for now. Ian
  20. eshielsgundogs
    He looks like a handsome chap. Like the second photo. Ian
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    I don't think you will be fully able to trust your springer not to chase. probably best kept as a pet and start again. Ian
  22. eshielsgundogs
    You need to get someone to take your dog out, put your hand in your pocket, there must be someone local that will do it for a small fee. Ian
  23. eshielsgundogs
    I third that. Ian
  24. eshielsgundogs
    Welcome to the forum. Ian
  25. eshielsgundogs
    No it shouldn't make any difference. Ian
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