leegreen
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Everything posted by leegreen
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He's incredibly bright, but as for ready for action, he's got alot of physical maturing to do before that! sorry mate I only ment "looks" . I should really sort out my wording Lovely pup though. LOL got a habbit of doin that Lee
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What one S? The one in Battersea Why. I dont live a million miles away, well about fifty
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Sorry to hear the bad news, I will keep my part of Kent and Essex covered. Good luck Son
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I have eaten pike and it wasn't that bad, don't know how it was cooked. I used to sell pike about twenty odd years ago and get £1/lb , I think the Jews used to eat it.
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dont think it matters a lot everyone still looks at it. Nice dog though
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TERRIERS TAILS ARE BILL I TAKE IT YOURN ARNT DOCKED Terriers tails are often used as handles, if they were long and thin they would probably come off. But dew claws can usefull especially on terriers, holding, climbing etc. There not usefull on a running dog One of mine has, one hasn't. Someone told me they can be usefull for holding large game but I'm not sure. Thought it was only a cat ting. lee you are full of sh--te arnt you why get all funny, someone put up a topic for discussion, I have got many years of experience and you just want an arguement. I personally would have
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TERRIERS TAILS ARE BILL I TAKE IT YOURN ARNT DOCKED Terriers tails are often used as handles, if they were long and thin they would probably come off. But dew claws can usefull especially on terriers, holding, climbing etc. sorry lee but first of all if you dock a terriers tail it will not effect its thickness .secondly a dew claw as no tendons running to them so they would be feck all use for climbing. and thirdley if your pulling a terrier by its tail you would hold it at its base surley So your terriers tails are the same thickness all the way along. A docked tail is ment to
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TERRIERS TAILS ARE BILL I TAKE IT YOURN ARNT DOCKED Terriers tails are often used as handles, if they were long and thin they would probably come off. But dew claws can usefull especially on terriers, holding, climbing etc. There not usefull on a running dog One of mine has, one hasn't. Someone told me they can be usefull for holding large game but I'm not sure. Thought it was only a cat ting.
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that letter was heavy, but just goes to show trust no one fully that you don't know PROPERLY.
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Very nice looking dog, hope you find a good home for him have a BUMP on me.
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TERRIERS TAILS ARE BILL I TAKE IT YOURN ARNT DOCKED Terriers tails are often used as handles, if they were long and thin they would probably come off. But dew claws can usefull especially on terriers, holding, climbing etc.
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A friend of mine has a company called Avian Bird Control and he is doing rather well has a few good contracts. One thing though he has hardly any time to himself, lots of birds and all.
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read the posts properly I never said I was interested in the dogs, so a messer I'm certainly not. And as for interfering you've got some neck. I'm even giving the fellow another BUMP nuff said, i dont want a row starting off the back of this, i got carried away with my replies to "lee green" and shouldnt have put a snakey twist on things in the first place. its not really my style but came off the back of a bad couple of weeks and a harris hawk with a bad wing infection. not making excuses for myself mind! im sure lee green and i can fall out over something much more interesting than this
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Sorry I know this is not a Falconry post but I once killed nine flies with a single finger using a few grains of sugar as bait.
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He's incredibly bright, but as for ready for action, he's got alot of physical maturing to do before that! sorry mate I only ment "looks" . I should really sort out my wording Lovely pup though.
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Quite right Mush, but if you had pick of litter you must have some thing that you will look for. I know its a bit of a lottery but you need to increase your chances.
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ive only got a young dog i would be over the moon if i could reach double figures in a night with him before the end of the season!! i dont know if that would be to much for him? but the land i've checked out i would be lucky to get 5 decent runs in one night!! what do you mean by homework mate?? Have a look around in the day time find out where things are, fresh evidence, good ground etc. And make sure you are doing it correctly conditions, positionig, approach etc etc
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Instilled good, basic obediance in the Dog. This is why I so harp on about 'Puppy Classes', even for big, roughty tuffty lurker and terrier keepers. Provides a bit of entertainment as the Dog's growing. Saves this sort of shit when it's grown. "Puppy classes" are not a joke, if you can't get your dog around plenty of other dogs whilst training these classes sould not be over looked. Laugh you might but obediance and socalisation are key with nearly all dog training, puppy classes give both.
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that pup looks ready for action
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What are the main things you look for in a pup, size, bone, head, boldness, colour, coat, type of temprement etc. How do you pick yours?
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read the posts properly I never said I was interested in the dogs, so a messer I'm certainly not. And as for interfering you've got some neck. I'm even giving the fellow another BUMP
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Jeremy Beadle was a first class prangster and a joker. Making fun of people was part of his living and I'm sure he wouldn't of minded a few daft jokes. And after all its better to be talked about than not to be talked about at all. R.I.P J.B.
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All the hunting shops dont sell them any more because deben dont make them any more . I managed to get one in my local gun shop but I must say it was the only one. edit, collar that is.
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feck me Ditch you are right, I just see him on that Google search and boy had he packed it on.
