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Great confidence for pups, every catch your pups get is a great move forward and People who don't use there dog to mop them up when they got mixy can't be to bothered about there sport, I doesn't make sense unless your a pest controller.

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best thing for a pup , just like easy bunnys on the lamp really but daytime , think mixys are good for the young terriers when working the cover cos they dunt go reyt far and then the terrier knows the ball game next time you out Atb :thumbs:

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Puzzles me as well why a couple of folks have said no :blink: very strange :hmm:

If its a pups 1st rabbit He/she is given a tremendous boost when it catches, the pup doesn,t know its mixy :no:

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no one has mentioned that rabbits recover from mixy know er days !?

 

I would always put them out there misery in the past and Id perhaps catch 2 or 3 with a fresh pup, but now sometimes I dont kill them.

The question Im asking is that due to rabbits recovering from mixy then breeding there imunity on to futer young are you ineffect killing rabbits that are sitting ducks and could be the answer to ending this sickerning disease?

 

The man who created mixy deserverd hes eyes poking out with sharp sticks then left to starv :thumbdown:

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no one has mentioned that rabbits recover from mixy know er days !?

 

I would always put them out there misery in the past and Id perhaps catch 2 or 3 with a fresh pup, but now sometimes I dont kill them.

The question Im asking is that due to rabbits recovering from mixy then breeding there imunity on to futer young are you ineffect killing rabbits that are sitting ducks and could be the answer to ending this sickerning disease?

 

The man who created mixy deserverd hes eyes poking out with sharp sticks then left to starv :thumbdown:

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no one has mentioned that rabbits recover from mixy know er days !?

 

I would always put them out there misery in the past and Id perhaps catch 2 or 3 with a fresh pup, but now sometimes I dont kill them.

The question Im asking is that due to rabbits recovering from mixy then breeding there imunity on to futer young are you ineffect killing rabbits that are sitting ducks and could be the answer to ending this sickerning disease?

 

The man who created mixy deserverd hes eyes poking out with sharp sticks then left to starv :thumbdown:

 

 

dont work like that mate, shame but it doesnt the immunity is not carried over to the young.

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been out today and court 9 mixy rabbits to bring my young bitch on the place was riddled with them does any one else let their dogs have mixys for confidence

 

cant think of anything better to be honest mate,done it myself many times over the years all seemed to do the dog the world of good,just dont under estimate a winter bunny and make sure the pup is fit and strong enough to deal with it you wont go far wrong,jmo of course :thumbs:

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no one has mentioned that rabbits recover from mixy know er days !?

 

I would always put them out there misery in the past and Id perhaps catch 2 or 3 with a fresh pup, but now sometimes I dont kill them.

The question Im asking is that due to rabbits recovering from mixy then breeding there imunity on to futer young are you ineffect killing rabbits that are sitting ducks and could be the answer to ending this sickerning disease?

 

The man who created mixy deserverd hes eyes poking out with sharp sticks then left to starv :thumbdown:

 

 

dont work like that mate, shame but it doesnt the immunity is not carried over to the young.

It must do?! in the 1950s almost 99.9% of rabbits died when infected, now round my way you can barlie notice mixy has been about. year on year less die so it has to be immunity from recovered stock, I often catch rabbit with the scares from mixy.

 

can any one clear this up 100% ?

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