I used to have an 11 stone Presa that used to have fits and my Border Terrier who is an absolute wimp used to tear into him with a vengence while he was having one.
So not really always the dogs fault.
I had this a while back, so i stripped the bolt and cleaned it then i scrubbed the chamber/breech with a .410 bronze brush and have had no trouble since.
Dont know if its a Blue mule and it might of come of a white canary. He put his goldie cock bird with 4 of his hens one being white.
He's been using powder in the water rather than colour food. He's got 12 mules and does not know which hens they come out of.
I have letters of permissions and i always carry them with me. It may not be compulsory but in my mind it just saves a lot of grief, ie waking the farmers up.
Ive had my CZ 452 10 yrs now and never cleaned the barrel or mod. But i have took the rifle apart when it got wet.
I put it back together again and i could not hit a barn door. Stripped it down again and put it back together with a different
system of putting the screws back and it solved the problem. But i cant remember the sequence of putting the screws back in.
Had my CZ 452 for about 10yrs now and out with it every week. I would not part with it. Aetec scope and Parker Hale mod and use Win subs.
Its the only .22 ive ever used but i dont even want to try anything else as im so pleased with it.
Have had 2 dogs which had fits. A Lakeland and a Mastiff. Had them both put to sleep. Very upsetting but it was for the best.
Both were 6 yrs old. My pal had the Lakey brother to my one which had to be put to sleep too. So obviously in the breeding.