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if your looking for one you can get it from, Melbourne Books

there are a few up your way get to a grouse trial in July and you'll see some nice one's

i would

i mean graham beh

read what graham ber says about ivermectin 0.8% sheep drench he is a vet and greyhound trainer, and has used it for years at 1ml for 4 kilo

i like the shape of them, good work, riohog

i had no problem from the north,

i had a dog brought over about a month ago no problem ,

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i first met david grayling, 1973 or 74 at stratfield saye CLA game fair he had a copy of the lucas book which i could not afford at the time, clifford doggie hubbard also had a stand at the fair, many years later he was telling me the lucas book would always get stolen of his stall. i have bought many off grayling since, been to his shop a few times i think he,s living in devon now. atb

there was a ftch springer with just the one, sired over fifty litters, i don't think the breeders worried to much about it

how was rags sire bred? NS seemed to think he was the key to the early breeding he was used because he was a good dog of good type, he was not related to sadie. atb he certainly looks it (good type), nice pic of him and his brother in the book. you seen him go? no

how was rags sire bred? NS seemed to think he was the key to the early breeding he was used because he was a good dog of good type, he was not related to sadie. atb

smithy, sadie, rags, produced from worker to worker, no linebreeding or inbreeding. n.s. used a brother of rags a couple of times that he does not mention in the book. if you are digging to good dogs, breed to good dogs simple as that. great pics dilly. atb