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doxhope

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  1. I have only feed mackerel, never been an avid fish feeder to my dogs, yes they will eat it...but dogs are pigs, they will, or they should eat anything that is put down for them..tinned stuff is full of salt and has too many preservatives. When I have feed mackerel is was fed gut in and head off, and boiled, (I know, I shouldnt) Vit D is the vit for the absorbsion of calcium, yes cod liver oil does have it, albeit in far less quanity than vit A, there are far better ways to give a dog vit D/D3, my premise has always been more aimed at the dangerous overvitaminisation of vit A, BUT, I may be o
  2. Good stuff snoopy, mackerel and herring are the best fish available for dogs by far, sardines and tuna great if fresh, but not tinned :whistle: but many other fish are bloodless and too watery We used to feed a lot of macerel in the summer when we were catching bag-fulls
  3. Cost should never come into a dogs well being, some of the far better more useful oils are not as better or as useful as the makers would have us believe, most are no better dispte their inflated costs, all dogs require some form of oil in their diet, more so dogs with longer coats and in todays market the safest ones are sesame, corn(maize) or sunflower. Given daily, a teaspoon of uncooked vegetable oil such as sunflower seed oil helps provide essential fatty acids (polyunsaturates) to condition the coat. By adding vegetable oil you can boost your dog’s intake of quality protein, fatty aci
  4. Ive added cooking oil to my dogs diet for years, promotes great skin, excellent coat and Ive always had dogs which other lads envied for their condition, well, this is one of the secrets
  5. If you had as much money as me you would be very very sad indeed Hey fishy, you cant be short of a bob or two And, Ive had a look on ebay for Adobie CS.......£6, someone above us has got one hell of a bargain there, some are selling it for £500
  6. What ye up to then, Doxhope? I just use Adobe 2, at the moment when required, but definately going to upgrade before long, but like you Im mainly cropping and re-sizing, with some enhancing to any darker shots, If I had as much money as the big fish, I think I would be getting Adobie CS
  7. Does anyone on here use a photo shop program for their pictures, and if so, which one?
  8. Didnt retrieve, so what..If they do then its a god send, if not, its not the end of the world. The first dog I lamped didnt bring back, and I swore every dog I owned from then would, and they did, but that bitch was what I still class as the best all round lurcher Ive had. Your mate is the only looser here, I know lads that would give there right hand to have a dog that took them sort of numbers..Classing a lurcher bad because it dosnt bring back.. So if a lurcher retrieves but struggles to catch a fair share of the rabbits it chases on the lamp its a goodun ehhhh....'Father forgive them, f
  9. Great stuff matie, good find
  10. I thought swallow too, at first, but think the back of the beak is too close to the eye, mmmmmmmmm
  11. Come on JD, make yer mind up, golden eye or tufted, :whistle:
  12. See Im going to have to get something a tad more difficult.. Yip, young robin
  13. Seen loads of write ups by people with this legend of a lense, no one has ever slated it.. Have a look at some pics on this link, remarkable http://www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk/forums/g...s-any-good.html Takes a bit time for the site to laods up.. At around £650-£700,
  14. There are a few lads on here with canons matie should get some useful info what they are using, but get some fast glass till you master the camera..The lense I use on a Nikon mount is classed as slow, but I still manage to get some decent action shots, so its not just the case of going out and buying a lense and automatically getting good quality pics....
  15. He came in the garden so just had to snap his picture
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