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  1. leegreen
    My Presa bitch is producing milk and I would like to know if there is a way to help rid her of this problem. She produces milk around birth time after her season, she does this every season, I am now concerned it will cause some problems, mastitus etc.
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    Boner eh
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    Try the meat diet for a while a couple of months and try to keep her cool especially bed area.The pet shop will have wheat free meal.good luck Lee
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    Excellent!
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    Badger hams mmmmmmm.
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    What the feck is that in the bottom left hnd corner of your hutch!
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    Silky smooth eh . It could well be hormonal, is she kept indoors? But as I said Bull breeds are renown for skin complaints. Did she have much of a coat before?
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    Sounds like he will make some good dogs, but i would certainly go fo a taller bitch as you will lose some size in the cross. The non-ped Whippet is the way to go. It will make a more all round dog. Don't worry about the size of your dog for mating. An associate of mine accually picks his dog up and holds it till its tied, it is a 17tts whippet and he puts it across track Greyhounds. A 21tts dog should easily get a cross a 23 24 25 or 26tts bitch with a platform of some type.
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    Wheat allergy, Bull breeds are always suffering from skin complaints. Worst breeds I have known for it. What makes you think wheat? Wheat is in most dry dog food and it has been a problem in 3 bull breeds I have known. They changed there food to a mainly meat diet and non wheat meal mix done the trick. Central heating can be a problem as well, both these things can start of itching. I have used anti histamines to stop dogs from scratching that works untill you get the problem under control.
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    I know of a litter of Whippet/Greyhounds they will be very fast out of a non-ped racing camp in the south east, I am having one. Ready in three weeks pm me if interested. Also how steady is your dog will it suffer loud noises, strangers etc and have you got some pics. where are you?
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    Wheat allergy, Bull breeds are always suffering from skin complaints. Worst breeds I have known for it.
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    My Wheaten bitch was rehomed at the age of seven after she broke my new Presas puppys jaw,he was 4 months old and didn't have an ounce of dog agression in him. I also didnt have any time and work for her and we had a small child she kept giving the eye so Sorry I forgot to say she hated people as well, caught seven people in one day, not badly but still a record.
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    The clips are just tool clips and not for climbing, there not safe enough for climbing too easily unhooked.Have you not tryed the Dog Whisperer DS
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    or maybe a boneing knife, I think a filleting knife is for fish.
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    I had a Wheaten bitch about five years ago and she would fight with adult terriers when she still had her puppy teeth a real fecking loon. What a liability it turned out to be, good old Wheatens. So I dought if its the Wheaten in your bitch that makes it submisive around other dogs, but this doesnt mean she is not ready to go. 16 months this bitch should be flying. good luck Lee
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    Gold Finches nest in a tree next to my shop and they always nest in a small tight fork, a nest made of my goats hair and wool with some moss, very pretty little nests. And yeh I dont think they nest in boxes. sharmon
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    Skunk ? what strain is he
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    water bottles on the outside of the cage, never had a problem. I'm sure if they were given the choice, but I don't give them a choice. Hay or barley straw in the bed, wood chip in runs. Hay about £1.50 a bale, wood chips £5 a bale, lasts ages yc.
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    I think what SJM is getting at and I'm sure she has a good point is that Hancock is not out doing the do and there are others that are, these people sould be looked at aswell. I have met only three Hancock dogs over the years and they were ok, good workers(a bit slow), but I now know of a lot better ones. Take your time see whats about, I'm not saying don't buy his lines but make sure the parents are proven yc.
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    youre job

    leegreen replied to DIGZY's topic in General Talk

    Started my working life as a Toolmaker, then a Shop fitter, then worked in then rave seen, then became a Landscape Gardener, then became a resident Caretaker, then bought my own fishery and am now a Fishery Manager which includes being a grounds keeper, pest control, shop keeper, fly casting instructor, builder, mechanic and I also farm some sheep, chicken's etc etc. Oh and I forgot to say Tree Surgeon, which I still do from time to time.
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    Why alledgedly ?
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    and i will be out tonight soooo more pictures tomorrow,and i will be out at least 2 hrs tonight So do you reckon your going to get at least 62 bunnies then Marky baby (please take that in a good way)
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    No one has written scabs, or is that not weird.
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    Ask Markbrick1........................only kidding Mark
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    One of my friends next door neighbour (female) said that " when I was a baby, I ate cat shit, I've eaten dog shit, I've even eaten my own fecking shit" well Feck me we wet ourselves, absolute classic
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