satan80

4 years old now, that's gone quick

thanks for the brilliant posts and photos that i've really enjoyed in the last few years. I've always taken an extra interest when I've seen you've posted due to your way with words and always positive attitude, and your last post just sums both of those qualities up perfectly. Will miss the laughs seeing the nutcase Pom's orange backside careering off into the distance in your photos All the best with whatever life holds for you now mate, and thanks again.

If you haven't got a lamp you can have mine mate, i live in West Leeds and only really got time to mooch with my dog during the day so i'd rather someone make use of it. PM me if you want it and we can sort a time for you to pick it up

Had a couple of lurcher collar+lead sets from Black Dog and they've been spot on, best made leather stuff i've seen

agreed. All in the eyes, looks like a right maniac, in a good way. Although my last pup had that same 'look' and was just pure unhinged Looking forward to seeing him progress mate, he'll be some animal in a years time i bet

RIP Murphy. Nice looking hound, glad you had some good times together mate

Kirkland never boxed for Repton i didnt know him until he came down to the Royal Oak as a pro he was 6 or 7 years older than me the first time i saw him he was sparring with Maurice Hope when Maurice was already world champion and you genuinely wouldnt of known which one was a world champion !.....he had a cockiness about him that rubbed people up the wrong way and what with the way tensions were between blacks and whites in the area at that time you didnt really mix outside of the gym,there was guys like Rod Thomas and Dabs Edun ( who is now president of Repton ) who were the most hate filled

I think Boots is my favourite looking dog i've ever seen on here, always looks so powerful, awesome to see his musculature even through his coat. What does he weigh out of interest? Every time i see a pic of him i look over at my bitch and want to smack her in the chops for looking so feeble

Deer/grey x collie/grey, 27tts and about 25kg. Nearly 3 years old. Been v.slow to mature, had her on lamp couple of times last season with a mates dog+it was embarrassing, she was more interested in acting daft and playing around like a 3 month old. Been to Lincolnshire+Dales a fair bit in daytime and she's great to watch in full stride. Bit of a wimp compared to beddy whippet i had years ago, she won't even pick her way through cover never mind smashing into it. Very laid back and great temperament though, real easy going with people, friendly etc Have my doubts how she'd

i was expecting a happier ending to the story than that Took her out for a short lead walk tonight and not limping, so a bit of progress. I was straight into your book btw as soon as i got back with her limping last week, like i always do when things go t*ts up with her. Was hoping to find a 'cruciate ligament miracle recovery section' but sadly not

the middle aged women?? they're no bother jesus, what they gonna do with pictures anyway They know mine gets worked anyway and aren't arsed, i was telling them the other day about how mine was after a roe in Fall woods the other week and come back wrecked, done her cruciate ligament i think hahahaha Saboteurs anonymous meet every afternoon in local park with pink wellies, perms and flasks of Horlicks. I fit right in being a 6'4" bearded skinhead covered in tattoos. Tank i'd take it as a compliment, they're probably taking pictures for 'Hunting Hunks' 2016 calender

that last sentence rings very true. I don't fight competitively anymore cause i was sick of being injured/black eyes bust nose etc and started to get worried about long term effects on my health, yet after a couple of years break and starting to train fighters instead, i find myself getting dragged into sparring wars every week, i just can't sit and watch from the outside, it's an addiction. I can't get the adrenaline rush anywhere else apart from being in a fight, so god knows what it's like for Benn and other top fighters who retire and never have that buzz, especially the energy+excite

cheers mate, the vet i go to is ok, seems to be up on working dogs i've had her there before. I rang bone man Robert Meek but he's not up north till end of next week, i'll definitely give this guy in Oldham a ring, thanks

My bitch has been limping badly since last week, she was chasing in the woods and came back lame on one of her back legs. Had her to the vets and they've confirmed they think it's a cruciate ligament injury, but have advised a couple of weeks total rest to see how she recovers. All the reading i've done online however says surgery is the most sensible option for a decent, relatively quick recovery. Just wondered if anyone's had a dog recover well from this injury without going under the knife? and if so how long did it take on rest, lead walks etc. Bitch in nearly 3 years old a

the middle aged women?? they're no bother jesus, what they gonna do with pictures anyway They know mine gets worked anyway and aren't arsed, i was telling them the other day about how mine was after a roe in Fall woods the other week and come back wrecked, done her cruciate ligament i think