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Look at this fella, Bassett X welsh Foxhound BE LUCKY

This 'crew' won't 'reverse' anything, and I believe that you have to 'manage' what life throws at you,so to that end, I have sourced a 'hound' a Bassett X Welsh Foxhound, to add to our 'bobbery' pack and what an 'addition' he has turned out to be! BE LUCKY

make a 'brew' of rosemary, 1 tablespoon of the dried herb, in 1/2pint of cold water bring to a boil, let it cool, bathe affected area twice a day, when healed, bathe all pads with surgical spirit to harden them off BE LUCKY

you are right mate in 20yrs we have never added owt else, and they are earth dogs BE LUCKY

after all they crosses, are 'they' bedlingtons?

beddy/whipxgrey to bedxgrey

this is the dag at stud i mentioned

i have known dave and family for a longtime, the stuff he breeds is good, probably as good as any, a genuine guy, theres a pic of a dog he bred on the lurcher stud section of the WORKING DOGS FOR YOU site

dec's my son has a litter from a bed/whip x grey dog to a bed/grey bitch i bred the same way earlier in the year, they are now 6 mnths and lookin 'good' been breeding the bed line for nigh on 20yrs lurcher line 15yrs, will try and pm you pics BE LUCKY ps where are you?

do you thing it could be linked to 'too much' protein? try feeding garlic granules/powdwer and kelp (seaweed powder) BE LUCKY

iceman i always use the natural method make a 'tea' of garden mint, dried mint use a tablespoon in a saucepan of half a pint of cold water bring to the boil, let it stand and give it internally, three times a day,then externally rub warm camphorated oil on to teats morning and night for a week, after which replace camphor oil with warm vinegar. BE LUCKY

yep get a pup, we have 7 dogs, two adult cats, one due to whelp anytime, two lurcher pups 8wks, two kittens 7wks, all in the 'mixing pot' together, but the 'big un's' have been known to 'worry' other cat's

INVEST IN A STRIPPING KNIFE

heres a pic of COBBER which was out of SIMMY, mating my bitch which was out of JP's TRUDY, by JP's MICK, AN OLD PIC!