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    Cracker and nice markings too. He purely pet, nae sled work? ATB with the getting him a good home.
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    Amazing animals. have one in a heart beat.
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    Absolute cracker! Gotta get some vids up, she is a stunner too. At 13 months old and she is doing that.... she has one bright retrieving future ahead of her. Need you to teach my labrador to do that.
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    Anyone?
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    Cracking pups and absolutely stunning dogs. im a rotti lover so Jenny is a favourite for me. your pup is a real nice shape too, cracker.
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    You should try getting out with a good English pack like the Westerby Bassets There not in decline. Unfortunatley they are up here, the only ones you see are the ones whose owners dont excercise them enough and they dont have half as much muscle as the others pictured below are. Now those are working dogs. Id love to see them in action, good to see them do what they are bred to.
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    Nice dog you got there.
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    Bonnie looking bunch. Cant blame you for not being able to stay away. unfortunately my lot have not long gone to new homes. Only 3 little guys left but i still remember when they were just 'pink wriggleys' as they were known as. Good healthy looking bunch. Atb Leanne
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    Anyone? Still need good homes for the three of them.
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    My mum and dad still dont know that jordan goes hunting. They have a go at the dog everytime he takes off after rabbits too.... I just tell him he's a bad boy. Not like he listens anyway only rabbits and deer on this dogs mind. Think I'll wait till its only the odd weekend, holidays and christmas visits till i tell them
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    The Basset Hound is a short-legged breed of dog of the hound family. They are scent hounds, bred to hunt rabbits by scent. Their sense of smell for tracking is second only to that of the Bloodhound. The Basset Hound was bred to hunt. Its keen nose and short stature are suited to small-game hunting on foot. Training is a touchy topic when dealing with the Basset Hound breed. Trainers must be persistent with this breed in order to achieve a well mannered dog, as Bassets have a tendency to listen to their noses instead of verbal commands. - those are snippets I copied from a site but from p
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    Good working homes are more important than the price for me. Thanks.
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    1 albino jill 2 albino hobs (big guys already) Parents great workers. Good homes only £7 each or the two hobs together for £10. Just outside aberdeen. PM if anyone is interested, really want good homes for the little guys. Picture of the dad too. Thanks for looking
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    Well done.
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    No bother, just sorry cant be any help. Atb Leanne
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    If either of them have albino parents is it not possible it skipped a generation? Our albino jill and polecat hob had silver kits. Our Sandy jill and polecat hob had albino kits. Im not a hundred percent sure but could be. Atb leanne
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    Thanks for the help.

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    Muhahahahaha now I know why you are so attached to this place. My list of dogs i now want are endless.

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    Is your bitch the old style boxer or new style with the short snout and short legs? Not the best of mixes its got be said but by the looks of the post your not trying to make it out to be brilliant. Might make a good pet or just a project if you've time but if its old style it wouldn't be so bad but new style.... with legs and faces like them best just find the pups family homes. Atb Leanne
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    Pefect wee team. Pocket sized
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    Think id have one just to see how it would do. Might not be good for rabbits but I bet no one is gonna steal anything with that dog on the property. Atb Leanne
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    Iv got a 5 year old labrador that I part own and his father is a top working dog up in the field this way and his mother is a show dog. Chewy enjoys sniffing out rabbits and retrieving but he is not a very confident dog, he is very unsure of situations (due to a rough past) just wondering if anyone had any tips to get him back on track? Just tips because iv never trained a dog to sniff out rabbits or retrive properly. This is more so for training me than him. Also Iv got a GSDxHusky that is animal movement mad. I literally got dragged half way through a field after a big deer. Never
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    I'll get the baby photos!
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    ... my hat goes off to you sir , getting your woman on here taking an intrest , .. all ill get is greif if i asked her lol all best CL wouldnt want mine on here. neither would i , but if she took an intrest , she wouldnt be on at me when i go .. its better than , ( out with the dog again then) and having to sleep on the sofa lol . No no lads im just here learn a bit about the sport. I'll try not to embarrass the other half too much. Thanks for the warm welcome.
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    Hi all. Im new here. Im JordKil's girlfriend and wanting to learn all I can about this sport. Im from the North East of Scotland and Iv got two dogs, one useless bugger who thinks he is a rabbit/fox/deer and anything that runs dog and a labrador that can sniff a rabbit warren out a mile away. Got ten working ferrets that Im hoping to be able to take out properly for their next saeson and not just be an observer. Im eager to learn so I'll probably just have a looky so i can get up to date and not sound like a complete idiot. Thanks for looking folks. http://s475.photobucket.com/alb
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