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Your have better results if you separate Good luck.
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Should be leaving nest any day.
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I wouldn't put a deep chested dog out for a little injury like that, shave area then super glue butterfly stitches to one side, then close cut and stick other side, add some cut and heal and some wound powder jobs a gooden.
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Out in the middle of no where with ya dog and a good supply of Green, happy days
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I second lurcherlink, some dogs are Dieing for a home like that, and its only what's expected of a proper owner after all.. Good luck in your search
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It won't affect his working ability. Them skinny tails can be a nightmare, and can end up looking like an old girls arthritic finger.
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Treasure even second fellas, because before you know it they have grown and starting there own familys, then you have to weight until the grankids are big enough.
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Happy Days...
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Captain caveman, clangers,finger mouse.
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Have a look on you tube, they race dogs in Europe on bikes, but the dogs have harnesses on a run about 20 ft infront of the bike almost pulling it alone..
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All working dogs NEED FAT. FEEDING THE HIGH PERFORMANCE BIRD DOG.pdf
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Practice makes perfect. For anyone bringing on a pup buy a ferret a some nets, then find the biggest field you can find, and then the pup will have ample time to practice his trade.
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As already been said natural I find best, if you cut them green (Hazel) you can manipulate/bend, over a few days, even making full circles and hanging from roof. But I like long perches, as long as the flight in the best sunlight, for the longest periods, but also in shaded places for when it's very hot in summer.
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yes out in a flight/avery, first of the natives (greenfinch & siskins) just started siting some still building...
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Had a quick look yesterday, two nest already with young.
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600 Grams Of Dry Food 22 % Protein
slip lead replied to Dranny GLC's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
Feeding the Racing Greyhound for Performance John Kohnke SGV Conference 2012-1.pdf Feeding_the_Racing_Greyhound.pdf -
Lurcher Flatulence!
slip lead replied to Milo.Mistress's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
More meat no complete less farting. -
600 Grams Of Dry Food 22 % Protein
slip lead replied to Dranny GLC's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
If you want him to perform like an athlete, feed him like an athlete, I think this is a problem with inadequate diets the dog gets the blame, 22% is not enough for a growing dog, imagine having a bowl of cereal for breakfast, and then trying to graft all day, you would also look inadequate for the task, get some beef mince with a 20% fat content brown/white rice or pasta with some greens and watch him come on in leaps and bounds.... -
Thats why you need a Guarding breed, an Alsation is one of the best for playing with the kids then guarding the place when needed, Alsation know the difference between a face they know and a face they don't. But a lot of the GSD of today with there sloped backs are now we're near as athletic as the old Alsation.
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Worked on me terriers, and a lurcher, just got to get the right ones so they stay on,but i get them spade now to avoid any trouble when there older.
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Get a pair or kids tights, cut hole for tail,I found lucrative stay on better,
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Be very careful with your body language,when they see the old shoulder drop they know they have p### you off..
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You need to bond with the dog, get it out the kennel, and spend as much time with the dog as possible.
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There's plenty out there, especially grews and large whippets, but I would keep well away from people asking £300-£600 for a worker unless you won't show dog with a piece of paper that's normally a load of old b#$###. Got one about 3 years ago, bloke was asking £150 and got some lucky money back as well..
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Two hens and a cock bird, if you won't a nice song-rollers,goldfinches or linnets,
