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    Glad to hear that for you. I went to Robert a few weeks ago after seeing a previous bone man (he didn't do anything wrong I just wanted a second opinion) and Robert found an extra niggle which was actually the cause of my dogs problem not what I originally thought. Was really impressed by him, certainly knows his stuff
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    Mute ?

    jim. replied to squab's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs

    I dare say that's normal? I never gave it a thought until I read this but my pup never barked and I'm scanning my memory to think of a time he did and I can't think of one! That's a lovely pup anyway, looks great. How's he bred? Jim
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    Been askern today also racing my lurcher, proper good morning out give it a go sometime!
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    Could be the daftest question I've asked in a while (which isn't very long if I'm honest) but what are the lined ones lined with? What makes them better? Cheers! Jim
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    And I couldn't even manage to spell arse correctly...
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    I hate to be the smart arse to point it out but someone spelt 'coming' wrong in the intro on the first link! Sorry! Looks like you've got some great shots though! Enjoyed watching the little bits wouldn't mind seeing more or that! Nice dogs as well mate. ATB Jim
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    I hate to be the smart arae to point it out but someone spelt coming wrong in the intro on the first link! Sorry! Looks like you've got some great shots though! Enjoyed watching the little bits wouldn't mind seeing more or that! Nice dogs as well mate. ATB Jim
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    I guess that when the cat lovers start having a problem with the people who let their dogs mess all over the pavements and parks and don't pick it up, decide to start killing your pet dogs because they 'hate' them, you'd be okay with that too? Mind blowing logic. Jim
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    I hope so at least! There only pups still but they can't half shift. The dam has always worked well so all I can do is hope! Thanks for the comments mate. Jim
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    Cheers mate. I have no idea how to do the whole percentages thing so I'll do this the long way, dam was a bedlington greyhound deerhound greyhound x greyhound and the sire was a whippet greyhound. Jim
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    Cracking pictures! ATB Jim
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    After reading all the not so good stuff about dogs swapping hands etc and feeling a bit inspired by everyone else's decent pictures I thought I would throw some of my favourites on my phone up of my pups. There both 10 months old and hardly done anything at all, we've just been wandering around prattling about! For me that's the best bit of owning dogs, could never give up these idiots no matter how much they do me head in at times! Anyway thanks for looking, ATB Jim These we're Milo's attempts at fishing... Then looked totally lost when he failed haha
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    Really nice pup that This is a cross I've always been interested in having in the future, all the best with it! Jim
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    I belive you take it back home and plug it into your computer then download the data from it which is then presented on a map. Would be good if you could integrate it with your phone because like Walesd1234 says you could keep track of your dogs! It looks a little crude and in the early stages of its design to me. I think its kinda cool idea though. Jim
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    You could totally flip that on its head though! Say you were lamping rabbits on permission doing nothing untoward and you somehow wound up in a situation being accused of say trespassing you would have all the evidence you need to prove yourself right! I just thought it could be interesting to see how much ground your dog actually covers, it would probably suprise me was all I was thinking. Jim
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    I came across this the other day: http://shop.g-paws.com/products/g-paws-pet-gps I know its a little bit of a gadget but I thought it might provide some interesting statistics on a nights lamping etc! Its not an awful price at £50 either. Just wondered if anyone has used this or anything similar? ATB Jim
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    No just a pulsation wonder what their feeling to make them want to go in, its like when i put the heat lamp on or change their bedding they go mad to get onto the bedboard, is it the magnet or the fact they lay still and content that aids healing like a heat lamp Thats what I was wondering, I have never had experience with one. Whatever it is if they do work for dogs its definitely interesting! got my interest, i will be awake all night now Like I said we need some small children/people to try it out! my smallest is just under 6ft but quite flexible I'l
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    No just a pulsation wonder what their feeling to make them want to go in, its like when i put the heat lamp on or change their bedding they go mad to get onto the bedboard, is it the magnet or the fact they lay still and content that aids healing like a heat lamp Thats what I was wondering, I have never had experience with one. Whatever it is if they do work for dogs its definitely interesting! got my interest, i will be awake all night now Like I said we need some small children/people to try it out! my smallest is just under 6ft but quite flexible I'l
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    No just a pulsation wonder what their feeling to make them want to go in, its like when i put the heat lamp on or change their bedding they go mad to get onto the bedboard, is it the magnet or the fact they lay still and content that aids healing like a heat lamp Thats what I was wondering, I have never had experience with one. Whatever it is if they do work for dogs its definitely interesting! got my interest, i will be awake all night now Like I said we need some small children/people to try it out!
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    Anyone have a small enough child to place in one so we can get some feedback ?!
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    No just a pulsation wonder what their feeling to make them want to go in, its like when i put the heat lamp on or change their bedding they go mad to get onto the bedboard, is it the magnet or the fact they lay still and content that aids healing like a heat lamp Thats what I was wondering, I have never had experience with one. Whatever it is if they do work for dogs its definitely interesting!
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    This topic got me really interested so I thought I would look at some of the journals supporting the use of these magnetic therapies and offer my opinion! I have no experience of using a mag box or any of the bio flow collars but I do have a degree Bsc in Animal Science and can make some sense of the research thats out there. The two main journals which are peer reviewed so you can count them as a credible source of information are http://www.complementarytherapiesinmedicine.com/article/S0965-2299(09)00056-9/abstract http://www.bioflow.co.uk/pdfs/BMJ_Magnetic_Bracelets.pdf which
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    My uncle bred them mate. Couple of more recent pictures of the dog I kept... And the one my mum kept ATB Jim
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    Cheers, might just need it!
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    And yes I would like to add this is both mine and my girlfriends families first lurchers....as good as they can be it's proper double trouble when it kicks off! Good luck to you.....got to say they look great....all the best..... Thanks mate Jim
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