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i feed my pup on james welbeloved puppy food also feed raw venison,lamb,cooked rabbit.
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yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching l
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yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching l
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yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching l
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got 2 dogs. one 6 1/2 year old lurcher and one 10week old lurcher pup.
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yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders.
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f**k OFF its true mate. distance is measured by a gps watch for running, down to 100th of a mile. But why??? A pup needs to waste its energy running, jinking, pulling things, playing, etc, etc, etc, not f*****g walking. Is this all on hard roads? Your doing untold damage IMO some of its been on stone tracks around the wood but most of its been in the fields. he gets to play plenty with the terrier. hes getting a damn good education and experiences things that will no doubt come in handy when he is a adult dog.
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f**k OFF its true mate. distance is measured by a gps watch for running, down to 100th of a mile.
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i would say you will have to vary how much meat you feed depending on what exercise and how much your doing with the dog.
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had my pup 3 weeks now he was 10 weeks old yesterday, i walk him loads it wont hurt them imo. good food exercise and plenty of fresh air can only do you and the pup good. in 7 of his walks i have walked a total of 45.5 miles. he is developing well both mentally and physically as exercise promotes growth hormones. as long as your pup enjoys there self i dont see any problems 1st walk 6.7 miles 2nd walk 4.3 miles 3rd walk 2 miles 4th walk 5.4 miles 5th walk 10.5 miles 6th walk 8.3 miles 7th walk 8.3 miles me the pup and the older dog are benifiting from the exercise. the pup
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great little dogs.
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you will usely find the same people have good dogs and the same people have bad dogs time and time again so that should tell you something,
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hers a pic of a adult malamute/greyhound for you mate. Cheers mate, there stunning. Never seen them work, bet they fair up pre-ban?
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just got back home had the pup out for a steady walk for just over a hour with the lamp. just to watch the big dog have a course and learn a couple of things along the way.
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hoping he will make 27tts.
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yes thats the malamute in the background. the lurcher is from a line someones had for years. Theres whippet greyhound alsation and some saluki in the father. usally i like half crosses but after looking at the pup i decided to give one a try as the malamute has come out strong in them.
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i think it helps them in the long run. he is allready pushing through the squares in the fences. took him out lamping for 2 hours the other night he keeps up well Keep taking the pics mate and keep posting up on "busters" progress..then we can all see how he turns out. will do mate. unfortunatly the summers here and it means he wont be able to get the nights out lamping i would like him to have.
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hers a pic of a adult malamute/greyhound for you mate.
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i think it helps them in the long run. he is allready pushing through the squares in the fences. took him out lamping for 2 hours the other night he keeps up well
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not getting into a argument with you mate i did say my pup had just had his first jab on the thread the other day, but i also said he was 7 weeks old. my vet was happy to give him his first shot.
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mothers a malamute/greyhound the sires a good working lurcher. hows the bedlington lurcher bred in the first pic mate? hes a first x beddy/whippet.
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mothers a malamute/greyhound the sires a good working lurcher.