working scars.

[dare 1,103]

How good is nu stock for scars? Have heard good stuff about it.

[goldfinch2007 2,336]

i agree a hard dog is needed in some places but the keepers round here want to see the dead fox.they would nt be pleased with us telling him the terrier had killed it.a hard dog spends half the season in the sick bay,does it not.where as a bayer that will stay till dug,if need be can be used more often.

[Guest mk3]

How good is nu stock for scars? Have heard good stuff about it.

not tried it but heard good things, im old school waterd down hydrogen peroxide, some will say a bit harsh but cleans out the shit

[dev 227]

i agree a hard dog is needed in some places but the keepers round here want to see the dead fox.they would nt be pleased with us telling him the terrier had killed it.a hard dog spends half the season in the sick bay,does it not.where as a bayer that will stay till dug,if need be can be used more often.

why would a keeper not be pleased if the terrier killed the fox?? cant understand that statement! a dead fox is a dead fox,and thats what keepers want is it not?

[chezney 44]

i agree a hard dog is needed in some places but the keepers round here want to see the dead fox.they would nt be pleased with us telling him the terrier had killed it.a hard dog spends half the season in the sick bay,does it not.where as a bayer that will stay till dug,if need be can be used more often.

 

 

by this statement are you trying to say that hard dogs dont stay if the dog got the heart it will stay ive had a dog that went in and crash bang for a hour and come away i wouldnt call this a hard dog a hard dog should stick to it like any other type of working terrier

[Guest rodsmith]

i agree a hard dog is needed in some places but the keepers round here want to see the dead fox.they would nt be pleased with us telling him the terrier had killed it.a hard dog spends half the season in the sick bay,does it not.where as a bayer that will stay till dug,if need be can be used more often.

 

 

[goldfinch2007 2,336]

i agree a hard dog is needed in some places but the keepers round here want to see the dead fox.they would nt be pleased with us telling him the terrier had killed it.a hard dog spends half the season in the sick bay,does it not.where as a bayer that will stay till dug,if need be can be used more often.

why would a keeper not be pleased if the terrier killed the fox?? cant understand that statement! a dead fox is a dead fox,and thats what keepers want is it not?

i mean they want to see the dead fox dev.not left to ground.

[goldfinch2007 2,336]

i agree a hard dog is needed in some places but the keepers round here want to see the dead fox.they would nt be pleased with us telling him the terrier had killed it.a hard dog spends half the season in the sick bay,does it not.where as a bayer that will stay till dug,if need be can be used more often.

 

 

by this statement are you trying to say that hard dogs dont stay if the dog got the heart it will stay ive had a dog that went in and crash bang for a hour and come away i wouldnt call this a hard dog a hard dog should stick to it like any other type of working terrier

what i mean boys is if there is a fox to ground in rock piles or undiggable,i would prefer the fox to bolt for the keepers.than hope the hard fox had killed it.hope thats planer. i m confused now.

[Guest rodsmith]

i agree a hard dog is needed in some places but the keepers round here want to see the dead fox.they would nt be pleased with us telling him the terrier had killed it.a hard dog spends half the season in the sick bay,does it not.where as a bayer that will stay till dug,if need be can be used more often.

 

 

by this statement are you trying to say that hard dogs dont stay if the dog got the heart it will stay ive had a dog that went in and crash bang for a hour and come away i wouldnt call this a hard dog a hard dog should stick to it like any other type of working terrier

what i mean boys is if there is a fox to ground in rock piles or undiggable,i would prefer the fox to bolt for the keepers.than hope the hard fox had killed it.hope thats planer. i m confused now.

 

 

 

i know what you mean goldfinch.obviously getting all the know it all answers from mere boys.be nice to get some responsible replies from some proper terrier boys.i know they are on here,ive had them out with me enough.you know who you are so come on lads!!

[thomps125 49]

there just like us i think

 

if we have a cut n pick n scrathc it will scar qwite bad if we treet it n dnt nock the scab off ect it will uselay heel qwite well

 

i supose if you do this and youse wound powder and other things the marks wont show as much and all depending on breed type smooth ruff coat will all be difrent

[Guest rodsmith]

there just like us i think

 

if we have a cut n pick n scrathc it will scar qwite bad if we treet it n dnt nock the scab off ect it will uselay heel qwite well

 

i supose if you do this and youse wound powder and other things the marks wont show as much and all depending on breed type smooth ruff coat will all be difrent

 

 

a good deep WORKING mark will scar no matter what veterinary product we apply.ive seen ratting terriers that are marked to bits.

[exmoocher 16]

there just like us i think

 

if we have a cut n pick n scrathc it will scar qwite bad if we treet it n dnt nock the scab off ect it will uselay heel qwite well

 

i supose if you do this and youse wound powder and other things the marks wont show as much and all depending on breed type smooth ruff coat will all be difrent

 

 

a good deep WORKING mark will scar no matter what veterinary product we apply.ive seen ratting terriers that are marked to bits.

we used to jab our own dog's with penicillin, used to heal like magic in 7 days or so! am i out of date here or what?

[thomps125 49]

there just like us i think

 

if we have a cut n pick n scrathc it will scar qwite bad if we treet it n dnt nock the scab off ect it will uselay heel qwite well

 

i supose if you do this and youse wound powder and other things the marks wont show as much and all depending on breed type smooth ruff coat will all be difrent

 

 

a good deep WORKING mark will scar no matter what veterinary product we apply.ive seen ratting terriers that are marked to bits.

 

 

i wasnt saying it would ime just sayin if they are like us evry mark no matter how big or small may be able to be helpd

 

but my dog will soon be ready to see some stuff and ile learn i have freinds who have been doing it years so ile use what they recomend ect

[Guest rodsmith]

there just like us i think

 

if we have a cut n pick n scrathc it will scar qwite bad if we treet it n dnt nock the scab off ect it will uselay heel qwite well

 

i supose if you do this and youse wound powder and other things the marks wont show as much and all depending on breed type smooth ruff coat will all be difrent

 

 

a good deep WORKING mark will scar no matter what veterinary product we apply.ive seen ratting terriers that are marked to bits.

we used to jab our own dog's with penicillin, used to heal like magic in 7 days or so! am i out of date here or what?

 

 

i jab,staple etc all my own too.

[Guest mk3]

there just like us i think

 

if we have a cut n pick n scrathc it will scar qwite bad if we treet it n dnt nock the scab off ect it will uselay heel qwite well

 

i supose if you do this and youse wound powder and other things the marks wont show as much and all depending on breed type smooth ruff coat will all be difrent

 

 

a good deep WORKING mark will scar no matter what veterinary product we apply.ive seen ratting terriers that are marked to bits.

we used to jab our own dog's with penicillin, used to heal like magic in 7 days or so! am i out of date here or what?

 

 

i jab,staple etc all my own too.

like wise rod i had a dog that as soon as he enterered and pushed on his underneath would be wide open again, no matter how much rest, cleaning ect ,ect