steve0146

Mine, not quite two years old.

Saves on giving cod liver oil!

He was wormed last month but not for a few months before that. He dad was pure deerhound and mum a collie cross. She was a broad dog though. Why not Doc Johns?

I have a two year old deerhound cross. He has never been the stockiest build and we always thought as he got older he would put on weight and bulk up. He looks really skinny now, I can feel all his spine and ribs and can see his hips clearly. He has a lovely glossy coat and loads of energy but just looks so skinny. He is fed a mix of veg, bones, raw meat, chicken etc and Doctor Johns dry food. Any ideas how to bulk him up?

We live near plymouth, and just got our ferrets done. Free check up and 12 quid for the jab. I was appy with that.

Hi, Just worked out how to put pics on here. Here a pic of my deerhound cross.

Yeah it's privately owned foreshore. The fields by the river are out of bounds so it leaves the mud flats and the small bit of marsh.

Hi, I have just been luckily enough to get permission on 4 miles of tidal river bank. The river is massive about 1/4 mile across. The edge is open mud flat with a very small piece of marsh. I have looked it over during the day and it seems barren. There must be ducks using it. Where to start?

Anyone know of a decent vet in the Plymouth area. Its for my ferrets and lurcher so will have to be ok with working animals. Cheers

My ferrets seem to have had the sh*ts for a couple of weeks now. Thet normally get feed the minced meat the dogs get but have swapped to day old chicks. Its stinking out the garden. Any cures???

I have a 14 month old deerhound cross that is getting fed twice a day at the moment and I was thinking about going down to once a day. He is not putting on weight as he runs a lot, but I dont want him to lose condition if i reduce it to once a day. Any thoughts?

Just looking for new opportunties for the fast approaching season. Anyone know of any wildfowling in the South Devon/Cornwall area. Cheers

looking for a new supplier for meat for the dogs. Have read some good reports of Landywoods but also some bad ones. Anyone had bad experience of them?? Someone mentioned TPMS for getting the meat. Anyone used them???

Its normally dry fly fishing and guided. As mentioned, its one of the best rivers to fly fish in the country. You can tickets from the Orvis shop in Stockbridge, but again, as mentioned its around £100 a day and something like a 4 fish limit.

Just a thought but I wonder if introducing National Service for 18 to 20 years olds and for new entrants to our country would solve a few of our problems. We would have more troops and less immigration. Just a thought.