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ok lads n lasses new too lurchers to be honest , question is your out lamping just one dog okay, after a few runs or so you move more than likely new fields during this time dogs get a rest but whats this rehydration tablets or formula you can buy , like to hear some views on this , also whats the best , thought too much water can result in damage to dogs, thanks all atb terrier

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ok lads n lasses new too lurchers to be honest , question is your out lamping just one dog okay, after a few runs or so you move more than likely new fields during this time dogs get a rest but whats this rehydration tablets or formula you can buy , like to hear some views on this , also whats the best , thought too much water can result in damage to dogs, thanks all atb terrier

don't think there is any need.if the dog is thirsty it can drink from a puddle,that'll do fine till you get home.

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ok lads n lasses new too lurchers to be honest , question is your out lamping just one dog okay, after a few runs or so you move more than likely new fields during this time dogs get a rest but whats this rehydration tablets or formula you can buy , like to hear some views on this , also whats the best , thought too much water can result in damage to dogs, thanks all atb terrier

NEVER GIVE MY DOGS WATER WHEN OUT LAMPING IF YOUR DOGS FIT HE SHOULD COPE.IF HES UNFIT AND OVER WEIGHT THEN U COULD HAVE SOME TROUBLE

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on a warm nite like a september southerly after several big runs i water them with fresh drinking water ,or some gator ade , dont like dogs drinking out of puddles if i can help it ,lost adog as it had pioson in it once ,

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on a warm nite like a september southerly after several big runs i water them with fresh drinking water ,or some gator ade , dont like dogs drinking out of puddles if i can help it ,lost adog as it had pioson in it once ,

 

i agree wouldnt let dog drink outa puddles, sheep dip, ect etc

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on a warm nite like a september southerly after several big runs i water them with fresh drinking water ,or some gator ade , dont like dogs drinking out of puddles if i can help it ,lost adog as it had pioson in it once ,

 

 

I carry a fold up dog bowl and a bike bottle of fresh water in one of the pockets of my carrying rucksack when I'm out lamping. If it's gonna be a long night, I mix greyhound recharge with the water.

Cheers, D

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on a warm nite like a september southerly after several big runs i water them with fresh drinking water ,or some gator ade , dont like dogs drinking out of puddles if i can help it ,lost adog as it had pioson in it once ,

 

 

I carry a fold up dog bowl and a bike bottle of fresh water in one of the pockets of my carrying rucksack when I'm out lamping. If it's gonna be a long night, I mix greyhound recharge with the water.

Cheers, D

 

greyhound recharge where u get that from

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on a warm nite like a september southerly after several big runs i water them with fresh drinking water ,or some gator ade , dont like dogs drinking out of puddles if i can help it ,lost adog as it had pioson in it once ,

 

i agree wouldnt let dog drink outa puddles, sheep dip, ect etc

 

You honestly manage to not let your dog drink from puddles?

 

Jai.

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o they do but if you can stop them all the better lot afresh streams which is good but not stagnenet puddles left at the edge of gate ways with tractor ruts etc, al depends were you are etc

no stagnent puddles over here with all the rain we get.

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ok lads n lasses new too lurchers to be honest , question is your out lamping just one dog okay, after a few runs or so you move more than likely new fields during this time dogs get a rest but whats this rehydration tablets or formula you can buy , like to hear some views on this , also whats the best , thought too much water can result in damage to dogs, thanks all atb terrier

NEVER GIVE MY DOGS WATER WHEN OUT LAMPING IF YOUR DOGS FIT HE SHOULD COPE.IF HES UNFIT AND OVER WEIGHT THEN U COULD HAVE SOME TROUBLE

 

Never give it any water :icon_eek: can i ask why?????

 

as whin says early in the season when the nights are warm, i give them water very regularly.

 

not only water to drink , but also get them in the rivers or cattle troffs, to cool down :thumbs:

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a take a bottle a locuzade and packet a crisps n a kit kat for mine. we sit for a break and have a blether on whats fields we will do next, then when we get home a stop in at the garage for a daily record for her lol. git a grip boys, there working dogs not crufts. puddles are great

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a take a bottle a locuzade and packet a crisps n a kit kat for mine. we sit and have a blether on whats fields we will do next, then when we get home a stop in at the garage for a daily record for her lol. git a grip boys, there working dogs not crufts. puddles are great

 

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a take a bottle a locuzade and packet a crisps n a kit kat for mine. we sit for a break and have a blether on whats fields we will do next, then when we get home a stop in at the garage for a daily record for her lol. git a grip boys, there working dogs not crufts. puddles are great

spot on mate some people on here.

 

tommo he said when lamping not lamping in a warm night fair enough in a warm night i will give her a drink out of a troft but other than that they dont get water and they dont need water cause there fit and can cope.they get water when we get back 2 the jeep while im gutting and skinning and sometimes they dont drink it.if ye have 2 give yer dogs water and recharge after a couple of hours lamping then your dogs overweight and unfit

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a take a bottle a locuzade and packet a crisps n a kit kat for mine. we sit for a break and have a blether on whats fields we will do next, then when we get home a stop in at the garage for a daily record for her lol. git a grip boys, there working dogs not crufts. puddles are great

:thumbs: :thumbs: :clapper: :clapper:

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