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    I hope she will Penny. She'll have a few acres to run around and no doubt there'll be the odd rabbit to chase for her. I imagine she'll not get bored with my daughter hangin around too.
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    Thanks Moonlighter. I'll be bringing in a pup next year once I've moved to a new property. The next few seasons will see Jasper running solo but he's ok with that. He's 100% single handed anyway which is the way I like it.
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    You know you might be right there muscle mary
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    And you don't get a better endorsement than that
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    She's 8 now Tomo. Age and injuries have taken their toll on her and although she's still keen, she struggles after a hard day in the forest. Time for her to keep my daughter company.
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    It's my young dog's third birthday today and it marks the end of our season proper. It's cool enough to run still but the rains have hit making it impossible to run. It's a momentous day, not just for being the pup's birthday, but also because today his mother retires. For those of you know me, you'll know how much I think of her and she's done me proud over the years. She's certainly seen a wide variety of gear over the years, and for a dog that I originally intended just for bunnies, she's certainly turned her hand to a few other species in her time. Happy birthday and happy retirement
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    Has to take rohypnol when he wants to choke his chicken

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    This bitch is just slightly more than half Beardie. Been a decent dog for me over the years
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    c m w

    Stabs replied to dmick's topic in General Talk

    Does EDRD have a stand at the Midland?
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    I honestly think the reverse is true. Read back in the old FMWTC yearbooks and you'll see how many double, trebled, (and more) their dogs. Not to say some don't do that still (I know they do), but the single handed dog has come to the fore in more recent times. I honestly think some lads (and some are on here) have moved the tworking terrier along to places they've rarely been in the past....and I'm talking about digging dogs here. If I wanted a decent digging dog, I am lucky enough to know plenty of places to go knocking, so I'm not sure you're getting the big picture Aussie. If I underst
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    I honestly think the reverse is true. Read back in the old FMWTC yearbooks and you'll see how many double, trebled, (and more) their dogs. Not to say some don't do that still (I know they do), but the single handed dog has come to the fore in more recent times. I honestly think some lads (and some are on here) have moved the tworking terrier along to places they've rarely been in the past....and I'm talking about digging dogs here. If I wanted a decent digging dog, I am lucky enough to know plenty of places to go knocking, so I'm not sure you're getting the big picture Aussie. If I underst
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    Last seen giving himself a pokey bum wank over the fat bloke in Gigglebiz

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    Coming in April you silver tongued c**t

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    WILF
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    Canny looking dog that LL. How old is he? Looks a bit like a dog a pal of mine had many years ago
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    Enough. Every one knows rockers are c**ts anyway.
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    Thought this little bloke would be smoothish Turned out broken, and very coarse
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    When he does come home Tiff (I hope he's not out with Dave!), give him our regards. He's a tough little bugger
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    Best of luck Jay....not that you'll need it.
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    Similar to mine, although mine was a 3/4 staff 1/4 black
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    No, I don't, but I will. I love the little buggers
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    They ain't the best or most appropriate dog but they'll give you some fun in the field. One I kept had a great nose, another didn't. Plenty of drive though and whatever they catch tends to stay caught.
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    Used to hunt some lovely sloped woodland back in England and it was tough on the old calves for me, but the dogs loved it. I would say though, that the terriers often had more success than my lurchers in this particular spot.
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    I used to get all sorts from my butcher (I went to school with him so I got it all for nowt) and we frequently got pigs heads. Lots of good meat on them and when I had too many I used to chuck a few the dogs way. Same with tongues. Lovely meat.
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