Stripe

hope you get sorted.

Thanks Skycat I have him out twice a day so that he can run and run and he must be covering a lot of miles in the 2 half hour sessions. I will try him on the chicken carcases, I had him on the (high protein) mince to improve his condition and because he is still a pup, to achive his full potential. But as he is putting muscle on as opposed to growing I think you are right and that could be a main factor with his behaviour. He is being walked over the 3 farms I have permission on around my house as well as in the local village to socialise him. Am also getting him out with my friends dogs as

Hi all, My 8 to 10 month old saluki cross Jock is still displaying some manic behaviour I have owned him for about 4 weeks and no nothing of his breeding or previous life His recall is about 90% there responding even mid flight to whistle and treats, the only time he wont recall is when he has something in his mouth and does not want to give it up. Easy to get on lead as when feeding treats for recall, I fuss him and hold his collar on every recall Clean in the house now after a few accidents Still jumping 4 foot walls on comand (but just occasionaly due to his age and development) (not t

Hi all, just a few pictures of my new dog, 8 to 10 months old judging by his knuckles and development, 24" tts, 20.5 Kg, I know nothing about its breeding apart from it being a saluki cross, If anyone has any ideas please let me know. Cheers Stripe

Anybody have any experiance with saluki crosses? Unfortunately I lost my current lurcher and somebody gave me a 8/9 month old saluki cross (greyhound poss some collie)and it is insane. Got it house trained, recal is getting there (with treats in an enclosed feild so it cant run off or hurt itself too much) anybody got any ideas or is it a case of waiting until it calms down? Any help greatly appreciated Stripe

Best of luck Warren Stripe

I have seen the parents and grandparents on both sides to these pups work They are from excelent working stock The father Brock sired a litter to my lakeland bitch and produced quality workers Best of luck Stripe

Looked like a good fun day out

whippet

They look the business

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If you are pulled carrying either a blade over 3" or a lock knife (any length) then you would have to prove you had a lawful reason for carrying it. After discussing this with the local police sargent (who also shoots) who said if you could prove where you were legally hunting (written permission) and traveling home from there (not going in the opposite direction) Then in his opinion common sense should prevail and no action should be taken. But if you could not produce evidence that you were legally hunting or had any other good reason for carrying the knife it would automatically be classe

The 2 sets of jabs given when puppies are both DHPPi+L this is also the same injection given as a booster. In a recent report certain cases have been found particularly with immune deficient dogs that booster jabs can actually do harm. Skycat is right that you can get a blood test done for titrate levels(antibody's)but that costs about £. Personally I just give the 2 sets of puppy jabs and no boosters and have not had any problems.The reason I give two sets of injections is that it needs two seperate doses of the dead virus to produce the antibody's needed to successfully fight off the live

Hello and welcome to the site Stripe

Here is the picture for you whippetxgreyhound