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  1. Sirius
    Nice going, bet it felt good to be back out lamping
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    Nice haul for a youngster
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    I agree toeing in seems to be a worse fault as I would assume there is less give and this would cause a jarring action in the extreme. Ultimately an extreme of either is bad news, I would think twice about breeding from animal which has this.
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    The first thing is get the diet right ideally a fresh diet with a good spectrum of nutrients from veg also supplementing with a High quality Evening Primrose Oil which is at least 10% GLA will do the job and a good mineral supplement will help such as Kelp Seaweed powder.
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    I am interested to know what people consider to be worse for a dogs front legs and feet between these two conformation problems? Toeing out? or Toeing In? I have seen a fair few lurchers with these problems and it seems half the owners don't even know what it is. I have always disliked either problem and considered it a fault in a good dog, but which one is worse for the dogs longevity as a working dog?
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    I have always found it advisable to check that the dogs taken ferreting get on well, and a youngster will always do much better on its own, until its confidence has grown.
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    I did say it was not a great example But I have seen it with my own eyes when visiting over the water at Schutzhund tests. There is no doubt its a very fine line .
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    If your doing hedges, one each side of the hedge. I am not keen on too many dogs out on a serious day's ferreting and I find it pretty off putting for youngsters to.
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    I agree as with everythng their are variants and your right about the quarry not being so helpful, but I am sure it can be done. Not a great example, but yer get my drift. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSeqRGCc4pk&feature=related
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    Shame about the myxomatosis. Sad to see it, but the best training aid for a young dog IMO
  14. Sirius
    I am sure things will get better on here. I don't personally like to post too much up on here due to the fact it is not secure and too many odd balls. I have learnt my lesson thanks to a particularly poisonous member.
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    Cracking I could do with a weekend like that :yes:
  16. Sirius
    Genius, that's where we have all been going wrong for years
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    New member ehhh Y.I.S Leeview You know what i meant
  18. Sirius
    Yep, bet the tough guys hate me Are you a vegetarian Moll
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    Why anyone would want a dog they couldn't break of a dead carcass unless they had a stick is pretty strange, by why anyone would want to boast on the internet about it is just plain weird :laugh:
  20. Sirius
    You can go wrong with Bridport Nets, good company to deal with :thumbs:
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    Millet, they are just kids trying to convince people they are 'rough tough' big bull cross owners . A break stick can be useful I am sure but you lads are obviously trying to big yourself up more than likely too much testosterone lol
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    Good thread
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    A decent mixer which is baked and not extruded is Laughing Dog wholemeal mixer.
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    Flaked Maize really is a rubbish for dogs Dances, I would stick with more meat, bone and veg and if anything as a carb a hard baked wholemeal mixer biscuit.
  25. Sirius
    A dog has to use it nose on the lamp, how many times do you send your dog out to a unseen squatter and expect the dog to find it and catch it???!! What you don't want is a dog with it's stern up and it's nose down like a fox hound, but a good lamp dog should use its nose, there is no doubt of that.
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