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leegreen

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  1. Do you mean breaking him to stock. Because if you mean training him with sheep as you said I dont think he would be able to retreve a whole one . But if you want to break him to live stock take him out as soon as he has had his jabs, it is good to get him used to live stock as soon as possible. My new Bull x is fine with my sheep, goat and ferrets and she is only 14 weeks. Good luck.
  2. Nice box, wouldn't want it dropped on my foot.
  3. might be a bit more expensive as i might have to buy a pair to get the pockets i could also put lg on them with some sequins Excellent
  4. I remember a Borzoi x Greyhound at a few shows back in the mid eighties but that is about it I'm affraid. Oh and it was sort of a red colour.
  5. Fecking brill, I'd love to take that to my sons Head Mistress.
  6. Feck you'll have to wait a long time, have you ever been to Blitey in February Clinton
  7. What one S? The one in Battersea Why. I dont live a million miles away, well about fifty There are 3 or 4 you clever c**t!! I knew I was right, but I'm not such a clever c**t because I didn't know there was 3 or 4 or maybe 5 or 6 . Any way it was the thought that counts.
  8. Ask Markbrick1, I'm not sure how much the postage will be
  9. Barbque paint from B&Q thats what I use, but why don't you bring the rabbit indoors to defrost?
  10. Fecking bas-ards, a break in and a stolen dog what ever next.
  11. Raw every thing fish, rabbits(heads and feet on), tripe, chickens, pigeons etc etc.
  12. I know it was a bit naughty but that was quite a funny PM, not being on the receiving end of it and your reply was most amusing too, well done Moley
  13. only works if the leak is not in a flexable place
  14. Old wifes tales I think they are called, the one about the Jackdaw I have heard but the one about the rat, no. I think the are both very cruel and a load of bo--cks. I'm sure if you kept a Jackdaw long enough so its poor tounge healed after you had brutalised it, it would probably learn how to talk anyway
  15. Alright Spep1, rats are noturiously hard to catch, clever feckers. They are easier to catch near populated areas as apposed to the countryside as they are not so wary but try and set traps near where you know they are feeding. They like lots of things but I found meat stuffs are good and peanut butter has worked well but now I am in the countryside the best I have had work is sunflower hearts and placed near my bird feeders. And to be honest the most I have caught is with an empty trap (the multi live trap) they go in there just out of curiosity. I set a trap yesterday (a live single catch tra
  16. Hello people, you better hurry up Mark as we have already seen them pairing up.
  17. Some type of Bull cross a bit to early to tell but you better warn the neighbourhood moggys
  18. She looks the bo****ks mate!!! cheers.. looks a little like yours! Feck me it looks abit like mine Mine is stock broke my goat and the electric fence made sure of that. Only kidding the fence gets turned off when we go walk abouts
  19. I've got a bitch out of the same litter quite a bit finer but what a great little bitch very brite likes to please, started obediance training and already started retreiving, sitting, it knows "bed" "box" "leave" and I've started "down" I'll soon be on "stay" feck me watch out one man and his fecking dog.
  20. Non Ped Whippet Stag Camp I picked a pup five weeks ago at just over a week old. three weeks later I phoned to ask how the pup was progressing and the man said I think she is going to be to big for me, so I thought oh well I'll see. Two days before I went to get get the pup I asked for a veiwing (so I could see the pups eat and watch them a while) and again I asked how my pick was doing and his reply was "erm" "I like to keep that pup myself" so I said "I'll still come and have a look at the others". So when I got there and see the pups my pick still shone. After about a
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