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    Tell me more Neil
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    Well done Sunderland!

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    This was the only one I remember having any practical tips in it when I was younger....but I read this a long time ago and haven't picked it up since. I think I've got two copies as well for some reason. I will check tonight and if I have, then if anybody wants one, it's theirs. Can't vouch for if it's any good or not though.
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    Comic Actors..

    Stabs replied to Malt's topic in General Talk

    Rising Damp and Reggie Perrin.....f***ing genius. Nothing compares to Rossiter & Barker these days
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    Are you thinking of putting something together yourself Patterdale?
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    Try on Ozziedoggers Donald...I am sure there will be a few lads from around that way on there. There was bush fires there a few days back but I think they've got them under control now.
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    There are some good old pics of staghounds and kangaroo dogs on Ozziedoggers
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    Socks....was that the dog that went to Yorkshire about 10/11 years ago?
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    Paulf....I do remember that Lab....very good at his game. We had a hell of a day out....H's red terrier got sent to the sin-bin, my stafford/patterdale was useless, my stafford was pinching the rats off the Lakies and eating them and my lurcher was off looking for hares lol Safe to say my dogs were shit ratters lol
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    PM me with your details ULG and we'll get these books organized for you mate
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    Bump
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    All three
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    What's wrong with drinking Pimms and talking about the stock market? Do people not do that in Catford anymore?
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    Anyone had sexy country mischief yet?
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    Peter Beardsley Ian Rush King Kenny Ginola Big Les Nedved Terry Mac Boniek Phillipe Albert....obviously
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    Kranky....send me a PM with your details please mate and I will get this book in the post
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    I only bought them for the articles Wilf...research purposes for my sideline of writing articles for Forum magazine
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    Yeah still over in Australia mate. Coming into summer now...getting a touch on the warm side. Got tickets for the match next week though.....can't wait!!!
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    Any time you're over this way mate just give me a shout and I will stick the kettle on.
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    I have enjoyed reading this thread very much. There's a few excellent posts on here that I found myself nodding to.
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    Another good edition of EDRD this month
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    Bushing Bulls

    Stabs replied to 2504's topic in Bushing Dogs

    I used to run a couple of little ones, one of which had a bit of terrier blood up close, and they did alright for me. Actually the pure dog had a much better nose and would find for me all day long. They weren't as good as some dogs I had the pleasure of seeing in the field but they served me well.
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    Wouldn't mind this old girl fr one more time around
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    The Difference a Quarter Makes My love of dogs has seen me travel a few miles over the years, not just trips around the UK but also as far afield as Australia and the US amongst other places. Back when I kept bull terriers, me and my mates would travel the length and breadth of Britain to go and see dogs and we’d spend many an hour on the road discussing the merits of one type over another. I had an Audi back then, and it was my pride and joy. I’d loved these cars for years, never thinking I’d ever be able to afford one. I’d had to be content running around in my 1200cc Vauxhall Nova, loo
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    This something I copied out of the old mags many years ago and it's been copied here many times. Might be of interest to those seeking opinions on the Irish terriers. An article by John Glover in "The Working Terrier and Running Dog" from October 1990 In County Wicklow, Ireland, there is a glen, many years ago the hunters or terriermen, call them what you will, would go “a badgering”, a term they used to describe their terriers work, this is the story of the dog they used. Way back in the mists of time, a terrier little known outside of it’s native Eire was sent forth into the blackness
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