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    just a coincidence then that a hijacker crashes a fully fueled plane into a building an there passport the first thing they pull out the rubble Is this the truth or just a rumour??
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    The only thing questionable about 9/11 is did they know about the attacks and not do anything about it? Anything else is just rubbish IMO.
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    Saying that I've just seen some other marksmen perform better at the 3 shots than Ventura, he was likely very unfamiliar with the weapon. https://youtu.be/WovyEqfR8Hg
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    The JFK assassination was very likely an inside job...... https://youtu.be/h4CHetBzz3k https://youtu.be/qSWSgcuYqDo
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    The only thing rearing a greyhound for the field would be how suprisingly shite it would be lol The fact that most greyhounds struggle not to get injuries on a lovely maintained sand track would put me off one for the field for a start And you don't think running next to 7 other dogs will have a bearing on that?
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    Didn't watch it, is it something to do with it's sister ship the one that really sank?
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    There is the big question, if a greyhound or full saluki was raised in the field as a working lurcher would they turn out acceptable.?I can only comment on my experience,i had a greyhound bitch 2 year old from Belle Vue greyhounds, it ran hares rabbits ok recall was fair, it tended to go out to far from you 400yds or so all the time ,that was its fault. The dog came heavily muscled and looked a powerfull bitch,she would only run one good hare then that was it she was over and done. Anyway i just ran and worked her , the muscle size decreased and she started to look a bit lighter , well what
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    Yeah I agree there some of the first dogs I ever see run a hare were greyhound didn't mind the odd deer and fox either. But for me if I get a lurcher pup I want it to have a good chance of doing a few different things hares day or night big or small land few fox the odd deer or bit of ferreting it's hard enough to do this with a cross bred lurcher let alone a fast and furious greyhound. I had a feathered small saluki bitch here for a while would Run all day for aslong as it needed to I got it unbielivably fit me and a feller that's on here tom was out with it one day it was hitting the har
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    Yeah I agree there some of the first dogs I ever see run a hare were greyhound didn't mind the odd deer and fox either. But for me if I get a lurcher pup I want it to have a good chance of doing a few different things hares day or night big or small land few fox the odd deer or bit of ferreting it's hard enough to do this with a cross bred lurcher let alone a fast and furious greyhound. I had a feathered small saluki bitch here for a while would Run all day for aslong as it needed to I got it unbielivably fit me and a feller that's on here tom was out with it one day it was hitting the har
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    Yeah I agree there some of the first dogs I ever see run a hare were greyhound didn't mind the odd deer and fox either. But for me if I get a lurcher pup I want it to have a good chance of doing a few different things hares day or night big or small land few fox the odd deer or bit of ferreting it's hard enough to do this with a cross bred lurcher let alone a fast and furious greyhound. I had a feathered small saluki bitch here for a while would Run all day for aslong as it needed to I got it unbielivably fit me and a feller that's on here tom was out with it one day it was hitting the har
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    Yeah I agree there some of the first dogs I ever see run a hare were greyhound didn't mind the odd deer and fox either. But for me if I get a lurcher pup I want it to have a good chance of doing a few different things hares day or night big or small land few fox the odd deer or bit of ferreting it's hard enough to do this with a cross bred lurcher let alone a fast and furious greyhound. I had a feathered small saluki bitch here for a while would Run all day for aslong as it needed to I got it unbielivably fit me and a feller that's on here tom was out with it one day it was hitting the har
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    That's the thing, I can bet a lot of greyhounds would surprise people if they were raised in the field.
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    Has anyone actually seen a pure Saluki run with a Greyhound on a hare? It would be very interesting watching them side by side.
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    Did any of these dogs have standout careers in the coursing world or were they only used for breeding purposes?
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    Can anyone give the names of the pures that made a big impact over here in the coursing world?
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    I have little doubt that if our best dogmen went over to the Middle East and began a breeding plan the Arabs would all be going to them for their dogs.
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    That they might be but we both know what the Saluki would be used for. At the end of the day we have definitely improved on the dogs that came from the desert.
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    Not just my estimation, from the estimation of all the top coursing lads. If there was better out there they would be using them. They try but cant get access to to good stock Come on then which strain are superior to our coursing dogs?
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    Gone quiet on the origin of dogs part now.... No I have not the 10 oldest domesticated dog breeds known to man dont include any European breeds but guess what the Saluki is amongst them. dna strand differs from that of the wolf so Europe if your claims are right the middle and far east dogs are different species to European dogs. LOLWhere's your evidence?? So which dogs came from the European wolves and which dogs came from the Asian wolves??? Europe is the place where the oldest dogs have been found is it not?
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    Not just my estimation, from the estimation of all the top coursing lads. If there was better out there they would be using them.
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    Gone quiet on the origin of dogs part now.... ?
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    Exactly, the facts are that the dogs perfected over here are better than the Saluki at Hare catching. No such thing as the perfect dog otherwise they would never miss you are just arguing for the sake of it. Can we just agree that the coursing bred dogs are closer to perfection than their middle eastern cousins?????
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    And yours is wrong as well...... I read that the dog likley originated in Europe over 18,000 year ago. What would you boys have done without us hey. Show the evidence of your claim the earliest recoreded dogs are from Europe lol even rabbits were brought to UK by the Romans LOL https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/dogs-likely-originated-in-europe-249325&ved=0ahUKEwj6x5TC-6HRAhWkDsAKHcthAloQFghGMAs&usg=AFQjCNEdXuMkvVb4u_WQjF5x9ev0FBpa9Q https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=/amp/amp.l
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    And yours is wrong as well...... I read that the dog likley originated in Europe over 18,000 year ago. What would you boys have done without us hey. ?
  25. DogFox123
    Exactly, the facts are that the dogs perfected over here are better than the Saluki at Hare catching.
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