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Done

My uncles old bitch had this same issue, where we drained the fluid for it to come back. Turned out to be Aural Hematoma. I cant remember too much about it so I googled it and found this http://www.helium.com/items/1047492-what-causes-fluid-in-a-dogs-ear-lobes. If it was me I would get my dog to the vets for a blood test to rule out anything more serious. My uncles bitch has something wrong with her blood cells, so even with surgery to remove it, it will keep coming back.... Hope this helped. Dan

Worth a try, cheers for the tips

RIP

Sorry for your loss.

Enjoyable watch that

Have one adult ticket available Will post today first class, can be used on either day. Want £6 (£11 on entrance) Paypal transfer (gift) Cheers Dan

Very nice, how old is she? who bred her?

I just coat the skin side with salt, you will see the moisture saturate the salt within a few minutes, brush all that salt off then re-coat with salt and leave them to air dry for a few weeks. I don't hang them as the salt would fall off, I just lay them on a piece of cardboard in the garage. The benefit of this method compared to tanning is that the scent of the rabbit is left on the skins too. ATB Dan

I just dry them out with salt for a few weeks, then tie them around training dummy/ball

This method has made my best slip leads by far, plus WHEN you loose them it's not the end of the world, only a few quid

Appreciate those pics, some really good ones. Wish I could take photos like that on my DSLR bleeding thing...LOL

Cheers lads I'll pop off to Maplins tomorrow and see what they have.

Merry Christmas lads! Just a quick question, looked at past posts regarding lithium batteries. Good job as I was going to chop off the cigarette connection. Is this male cigarette connector any good to connect onto the end of my Striker 170, it's going to connect to a 22AH battery. http://www.maplin.co...sory-plugs-1054 Cheers in advance Dan

Amazing photo, well done