Cobra
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Bonny dog mate i used to have one just like him called brock.
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Hi mate. I'm pretty new to the site as well. Some good craic on this site
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About £180--£190- a ton depending on where you go and its going to go up again n this week mate.
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I know its slightly off topic but would it be a good or bad idea to give pups the milk made up from dried milk powder that farmers give orphaned to lambs.Its cheep enough and from what i have seen the dogs love it but could it cause more harm than good. What do you think
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There great for catching american signal crayfish. There easy to catch just puncture a tin of cat food with an old screw driver or something similar a few times to let the scent leak out then put it in the trap. The weight of the tin will help keep the trap on the bottom as well. You will catch more crayfish on a night than during the day. Then just boil them whole for about 15 minutes. when cool take out of there shells and enjoy with large amounts of real ale
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Thanks for the info fellas time to find a new vet i think. Cheers
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Hi my vet has told me under no circumstances to feed raw chicken /chicken carcases/bones etc to my dogs as they will get salmonella and the bones will damage the dogs guts.I can get frozen minced chicken carcases in kilo blocks cheap enough which i boiled up and mixed with omega tasty dry dog food but the vet said that the minced carcases had next to no food value. Now this does not sound right to me but i am no expert on dog food so should i A stop using the chicken altogether. B feed it as i have been doing with the omega or another mixer ( any suggestions) or feed the chicken raw on its ow
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I'm new to the forum so heres just a quick post to say hello to every one out there i'm a mad keen shooting / fishing terrier man thats is on the look out for a terrier pup as my old dog died a while ago and life is lacking without a terrier. Cheers