Jump to content

rob190364

Donator
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Content Count

    6,565

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    19

 Content Type 

Everything posted by rob190364

  1. rob190364
    he's busy having a family get together.
  2. rob190364
    fergusson is like any of the other characters people love to hate....morinhio, ronaldo etc....even the dickheads like barton, bowyer, bellemy etc.......they make it far more entertaining, if you got rid of them all it wouldn't be half as good to watch! I think it was a shame when morinhio and ronaldo left the premiership even though they both get on my tits!
  3. rob190364
    and by the way....I like the fact you only think it's a little sick....not fully sick, just a little
  4. rob190364
    I know....you'd think his accent would put her off :laugh: :laugh:
  5. rob190364
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-14403980
  6. rob190364
    I never give mine tripe, she likes it but I was under the impression it didn't really have any nutritional value, I might be wrong though??
  7. rob190364
    I just buy a full chicken and cut it into quarters, I was a bit worried when I was giving my pup raw bones when she was very young but there were no problems. As has been said, in the wild they'd be eating carcasses from an early age. At one point mine was even swallowing whole drumstick bones which was a bit concerning but even that didn't cause any problems. Thankfully she stopped doing that though.
  8. rob190364
    hunts rabbits, rats and mice with no fear??? .........hard core!
  9. rob190364
    Alrite mate i'm in the category of not avin a Clue, but i feed my Healthy , Workin Ferrets , rabbit, squirrel, pidgeon,rook etc ,(always at night in warmer months ) & abit of dry biscuit for achange, but not instead of, ps where do Polecats get their supplements in the Wild ? Hi, I'm not sure whether it's appropriate to compare the diet of a wild species to that of a domesticated species. A wild Polecat will supplement its diet by killing what it needs. Domesticated ferrets only have the choice to eat what the're given. If I were to give advice to a novice, it would be to compl
  10. rob190364

    ARE YOU GOING TO REPLY TO MY MESSAGE REGARDING THE REFUND/REPLACEMENT?? WHY OFFER IF YOU'RE THEN NOT GOING TO REPLY TO ANY MESSAGES EVEN THOUGH YOU'VE BEEN ON HERE EVERY DAY?

  11. rob190364
    Nice one, mine's 13 months now but she's not ready for anything other than rabbits I don't think, like you say, no rush.
  12. rob190364
    looks well nice bud....but did you say it's 10 months old? what would you be doing with it next month that might make it jack? surely too young?
  13. rob190364
    Brilliant, and nice ferts!
  14. rob190364
    I didn't know Barry Chuckle had a son!!!!
  15. rob190364
    SPEAKS VOLUMES!
  16. rob190364
    what do you feed yours on pal meat mate ye know, the stuff they were designed to eat look at theyr teeth ffs....... my dogs teeth are fine pal thats fine if you want to feed yours meat but ill be feeding mine complete meal are you for real......... i said look at its teeth..... what size an shape a teeth are they??? what are they called??? what were they designed to eat????? it certainly wasnt fookin kibble was it i dont disagree wae feeding kibble, what i disagree with is feeding cheap 2nd rate kibble, if ye wanna be lazy an do it the easy way an feed bis
  17. rob190364
    I notice you were quick to get your sticker on the back window!
  18. rob190364
    ahhh, so it was the wife who bought it.....we believe you mole!
  19. rob190364
    Just on the subject or barf v's dried....when I first got my mastiff 3 years ago he was on just dried, I tried him on all different types and the result was the same, if I took him for a walk he would literally have four big sloppy dumps within 15 minutes of leaving the house. I put it down to the size of the dog and the amount he was eating. It wasn't til I got my lurcher pup and had her on raw that I also switched him to raw and the problem disappeared over night. Completely dry healthy looking stools. Admittidely it could be just that individual dog and that type of food disagreeing wit
  20. rob190364
    Bit surprised at you coming out with that sentence to be honest Sandymere! are you saying natural (diet) isn't good then???
  21. rob190364
    is it beneficial to build up to foxes with smaller things that bite back first? rats, squirrels, mink etc. or is the deep end the best way? wouldn't it be a case of if you threw it in at the deep end against a particularly tough fox you might have ruined a dog that could have been good otherwise? surely if their first experience with a fox was a bit of a pasting then they'd never go near them again? I know nothing about this by the way so don't think I'm saying you're wrong or anything, just asking questions.
  22. rob190364
    Amusing! you think what others have put on this thread is a classic example of why the sites "gone downhill"....but not your posts? re-read it and have a long hard think to yourself, silly lad .
  23. rob190364
    .....its a fact that bread and milk isnt good for them, so if you do it infrequently, why do it at all??? makes no sense.....and its not the same as beer and fags in people, they are stimulants, bread and milk will just make the ferts feel ill, no positive aspect whatsoever!
  24. rob190364
    erm, dogmagic are you grooming dances?
  25. rob190364

    new look

    rob190364 replied to stewie's topic in General Talk

    give it a couple of months when everyone is used to it (even the fogey members ) and the old one would like sh'te in comparrison....it's always the same when something is new, just need to get used to it. The new one looks far more modern. All you old gits would still be used betamax if you had your way :tongue4:
×
×
  • Create New...