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Wild Boar hunting with Jrt in the UK!
wilba1985 replied to martin's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
awsome that was -
real nice looking dog you got there
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hi mate these shovels /spades are a waste of time
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nice looking dogs you got there
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real nice looking dogs
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nice looking dog you got there
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some excellent pics you got there mate
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were you from mate
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feel sorry for you mate its a hard time when you lose a dog but when its a good 1 its even harder
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real nice looking dogs i like the 9 month old dog a lot mate
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hi just bought 1 of these dogs after a few good reports. i will put pics up in the morning.
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very nice looking dog mate cheers for the info
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i just interested in this type of dog. has anybody got any pics. and would they take fox pre ban.
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nice looking dog you got there mate how tall is it. and has it seen any work yet
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real nice looking dog
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cracking looking dogs mate and good pics
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good going and nice pics
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good pics and a good easy dig you had ther mate wish they were all like that
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good pics and keep up the work
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heres a few pic of my russel pup what you think of her
wilba1985 replied to wilba1985's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
shes 13 to the shoulder -
nice looking pups you got there mate any pics of the parents
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nice 1 keep up the work
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heres a few pic of my russel pup what you think of her
wilba1985 replied to wilba1985's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
cheers lads shes 6months old -
shes 13 to the shoulder. and yes she had about 15 rats out of the trap and a few shakes of a dead fox. she has been out watching a few times and try to follow the dogs to ground. What i've been doing is letting an experienced dog to the job and then leting her have a round the earth after. When i know theres nothing at home but still got a scent there. ddoes anybody else introduce their young dogs this way?
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cheers mate