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    i thought i would share it il never trust anyone again enless i know them well
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    i dont know lads but not happy wants to hope i dont see him and thats not trying to act a prick but if you can do that to some one then they need a slap i think i would never do that
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    thats harsh its not his nans fault
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    i picked a pal of mine up and off we went with his merlin eve bitch just for a few rabbits and was ment to be meeting this lad iv been out with a few times and we were ten minutes away from this lads house he wasnt answering so i text him saying are you coming as i offerd him to come out we were going to his farm first then my two then he is not answering his phone so i text him and he text back saying just go up the farmer know we are going so i text back saying ok he text back saying meet you up there as his nan fell out of bed!!!!!! so at first i thought oh shit what ashame then we got to h
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    IT WILL BE FINE BUT I FOUND AS THEY GOT OLDER THEY JUST SEEM TO BE RELUCTANT ON DOING CERTIN THING WHERE AS A PUP FROM 8 WEEKS WHEN YOU ASK SOMETHING FROM IT ITS A SHARP RESPONSE ATVB WITH YA PUP
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    If the pup had been intensely socialised it might not matter if you took it at 15 weeks old, but by 'intensely socialised' I would be wanting that pup to have travelled regularly in a vehicle, and been out and about to take in new sights and sounds, met different people and dogs: how many breeders would go to all that trouble? Not many. Many people who breed lurchers don't even let them out of the yard or run, and don't understand how important it is to use that 'early learning' window to accustom the pup to the outside world before that 'learning window' closes, forever in the case of pups of
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    If the pup had been intensely socialised it might not matter if you took it at 15 weeks old, but by 'intensely socialised' I would be wanting that pup to have travelled regularly in a vehicle, and been out and about to take in new sights and sounds, met different people and dogs: how many breeders would go to all that trouble? Not many. Many people who breed lurchers don't even let them out of the yard or run, and don't understand how important it is to use that 'early learning' window to accustom the pup to the outside world before that 'learning window' closes, forever in the case of pups of
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    i know what im writing is exzactly what you are asking but this is what i do with a young pup and if your young pup doesnt come in keep walking away if you still cant get her in just sit down and wait dont pay no attention and she will come mate and i wouldnt be taking the pup out lamping to watch at that age maybe at 8 months but 5 months is too young imo this is what i do with my put she has just gone 3 nhalf months... i started to walk her some where quiet for ten minutes off the lead doing recall then put her on the lead and goto a place that is not wide enough for a young teenager
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    i would take a ten week old at the oldest but wouldnt touch a 15 WEEK OLD PUP IMO
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    cause i have had one and spent alot of time with it and the bond you get with a pup at 8 weeks there all you know at 15 weeks they have grown to bond to other people it is just my own personal thought like i said its just me as the expearence i had i had the pup well train but there were certin things i could see that i had never had with a 8week old pup like when you call them some times they just to be a bit reluctant to come like when you had the pup from 8 weeks i wouldnt by a dog over the age of 10 weeks max but that imo cheers
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    we are going out tonight now dark decent little bit of wind raining a little bit will let you no how we get on
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    got 8 farms to do will put some pictures up tomorrow hopefully!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    i wouldnt get a dog over the age of 8 weeks but thats me
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    this is what i do with my put she has just gone 3 nhalf months... i started to walk her some where quiet for ten minutes off the lead doing recall then put her on the lead and goto a place that is not wide enough for a young teenager to lay in but has some lengh so she only has one way to come back which is to me i throw the dummy 4 times then on the other day i will use a tennis ball i trained her every other day i did this as soon as she was aloud out now i have moved onto open fields still only retrieving four times and she does it 100% and she jumps and retrieves now as well only 4 ft
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    good luck to you mate
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    she was 17 tts at 3 months so would think she would be round the 18 mark but she always looks the same to me but when my mates see her they say she got bigger every time lol
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    What x budnice pup
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    sire was deer grey saluiki collie dam was 1st x bull grey and thanks
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    i know i think that every day mate she just got something about the bitch
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    thanks mate and she does have brilliant feet
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    loves anything that moves lol even leafs blowing in the wind
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    cheers lads and yeah a bit of every thing lol
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    sire was deerhound greyhound saluki collie dam was 1st x bull grey and thanks
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    lets see your young ones for next season
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    Just a couple pics pup is just gone 3 n half months thanks for looking
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