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Has the last one gone? Or is it still available.
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Ligaments are very tricky things, to get fixed 100%, and need plenty of time and dedication. Good luck
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If you have an iPhone there's an app ( as seen on tv) I've used Garmon fish finders and found the GPS to be very good, also bye them on- line (dog locator) from America and they work out nearly half price.
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If its got a drainage tube, be careful it doesn't try to pull it out,and keep your eye out for infection.
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Was that after a gut full,or does he talk bollocks when he's sober also.
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What I was trying to say is, all dogs are different,live in different conditions as well as Hughley different workload,so give them a diet that suits that individual dog. No point giving a dog a high protein/fat diet if it's worked a couple of hours per week. Calories in calories out, it ant fecking rocket science
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Ftm go on YouTube and put in what ever bird song you want,canarys, goldfinches , linnets and play it to the birds. I do the same with my young mules (goldfinch all day).
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You really can tell with a lot of these replies, the people that have been around dogs all there lifes, and the stupid c####s, or had dogs five minutes. Spot on desertbred sound advise.
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If you are feeding raw??, lay of the red meat, and just give him white meat,chicken rabbit. If a dog is worked a lot or kept outside in cold conditions or highly strung,or maybe all three and more, a red meat diet(-20) would be recommended, but if they are worked lightly, only once or twice a week/live,sleep, in worm conditions then white meat with a lot less fat content, would be better, as they only need the extra fat if they are burning it of. But you have a much easier problem to solve, than a dog, that has trouble keeping the weight on. Happy Hunting
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Always have trouble selling Cock birds, no matter what time of year it is. But I find good breading hens hard to find.
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As already been said, a small gutting knife. Have you seen the video on you tube, of the fella squeezing them out, great if your perm is a long way from home, and it's still warm/flys about.
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If you have your dogs best interests at heat, fair play to ya, but the young lad must be gutted now he isn't getting the dog.. Let's hope you didn't get a pm offering money,and thats what change your mind. Hope the lad finds what his looking for.
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Should be ok, sometimes that's how the pup gets rid of some of the worms, not always just out the other end.
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Dogs That Have Tried Your Patients Past And Present .
slip lead replied to BRICKTOP's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Every pup I've had, when they hit 9 month's lol. -
Years ago when I had ferrets, the worst place we ferreted, was a sheep farm, the f###s were as big as baked beans.
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What ever you do don't bye the new Hunters they will not last(now made in china) a season.
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Home Bargins 8x4 ft £12.99 it's not plastic eather, the natives love it, they get tucked up in it of a night time in winter, they don't bother going into the shed, and come breading season I just put the nest pans in behind it.
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You can get sheets of acrylic 8x4 from 1mm up to 8mm, just screw them straight on, very clean and hygienic as well.
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You can bye a little gadget to remove ticks or get some white spirit and some cotton buds, dab whites spirit on the ticks, NOT the ferret, the ticks will drop off after a couple of minutes.
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Could of stuck aqua board to the brickwork and tiled straight onto the boards, makes for quicker/cheaper job, if walls are bad.
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A hare run in daylight, will run the same no matter what is in its belly or if it's morning,afternoon, or early evening. But a hare run at night is half the animal it is during the day, plenty of good Lamping dogs can take hare's on the lamp but really struggle daytime
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Best Pic Of One Of Your Lurcher
slip lead replied to the big chief's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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I've heard it's red hot now in Norfolk for long dogs
