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    Good post
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    Are you serious, you tosser?
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    ahh, so did I!! sorry, must learn to read! Snap
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    7 months? As above. 7 months it's still a VERY young pup. Why are people in so much of a fecking rush to start pups off? Give em time, more so with a lot of the bigger/greyhoundy types As l said not my pup and not the way l bring my own up but everyone till there own so less pup and more about 1/4 bull 3/4 greys pls No probs, I appreciate that everyone has their own way of doing things, it's just that the last few years it seems that most people who are getting involved with terriers and lurchers can't wait to get them started. The bigger or more greyhoundy a pup is the m
  5. shaaark
    7 months? As above. 7 months it's still a VERY young pup. Why are people in so much of a fecking rush to start pups off? Give em time, more so with a lot of the bigger/greyhoundy types
  6. shaaark
    Very nice. How's she bred mate?
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    That is almost the divvy quote of the year I think there was more than a hint of sarcasm in moo's post. If you were breeding a dog for deer then i would of always run it single handed to reduce damage to the meat, and rather than get hung up on a particular cross i'd buy a pup from proven deer catching parents.....
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    Don't agree with that, horses, in my opinion, are some of the worst 'dog unfriendly' animals I've come across, especially at night '
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    I think you're right there malt, I can hardly get my head round some of the things I've read on here lately...
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    fair point pal but i only use her for ratting.started her at 4 months old and she was straight in to it. she would do heavier stuff, there is no doubt in my mind, digging lads would cum in there pants at this bitch but im not into that rats rabbits and hares is my game and it might take me 2 year to find a sutible stud that is good enough to put to her It takes more than a ratting dog to make terrier men toss off in there pants.
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    No, but personally I try to keep my dogs away from any cats, they can ruin a dogs eyes quicker than a bad eye surgeon
  12. shaaark
    Behave yourself !! LOL !! Bull cross Cheers.
  13. shaaark
    I'd go along with that, but just a touch taller tts, seeing as you'd want a bit more height
  14. shaaark
    Yep, usually make good, fast allrounders
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    Recently, have seen some very nice bull crosses on here, to look at, but still haven't looked at, seen, or witnessed ANY first crosses to match a first x D/.G
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    know how you feel mate new years resolution to myself this year was to get out more daytime with the dog,so far so good Sounds good to me. lol. Think this coming season I'll leave the lamping to the boy, he's keen as mustard and I couldn't keep up with him, besides, I'm enjoying actually seeing more, instead of just something at the end of the beam .
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    Agree with a lot of that. Most of the land round my way is made up of fairly small, tight fields and you need a dog which is quicker off the mark than most first x D/G. A mate of mine, in south wales, worked and bred them for a number of years, but had to travel a long way to work the land that suited them, and although they did catch a few rabbits, it was at larger quarry that they excelled, and one in paticular was literally jaw dropping to watch! Very capable dogs and pleasing dogs on the right land
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    Not overly keen on bull crosses myself, but she is a very nice animal . Last couple of years been doing more in the early mornings, as it takes me 2 days to get over a good lamping session, age thing :blush:
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    They are massivly underrated mate!I wouldn't be without mine, he's a nose like a blood hound, and balls the size of house bricks . Seen many at work over the years that most people would be over the moon to own, if they were prepared to drop their egos!
  20. shaaark
    Spot on, no need to cross a whippet with anything. Will do what your'e after 100%.
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    Might be the picture, but that pup doesn't look 12 months old. Didn't think you get brindle I G's either. Might be wrong, nice pup though
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    Well the dam was 22tt and sire 26, but I've know parents of the same height to throw out a pup of 27tt ? My bitch's dam is first x D/G 26.5" tts and sire is first x C/G 25" tts, my bitch was already 28" tts at 9 months old, 3 wks ago. Her height doesn't affect her agility or picking up in the slightest. She's more agile/athletic than a couple of my mate's dogs and one is 24.5 tts and the other is 26 tts. Wouldn't worry too much about height unless you just plan on ferreting. . Should've added by ' picking up' I meant dummies etc, not rabbits. She won't be tried for a good while yet, st
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    Did mine just now, had aproblem with the @ button on my keyboard, sorted now
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    Well done for not getting a pup with no bull in it. Really don't see the point of em. Never had em years ago, and still don't see the point in em, ( for normal lurcher work ) , unless just digging, which they are very suited to. Plenty of other types/crosses are far more suitable for everything else. A l b with your pup
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