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With some new gents appearing to be starting up in the terrier game, they seem to get lots of advice on how to start, what type of dog, when's the best time, and the usual "get the right dog, and give it a go" suggestion.

But lately I have seen little mention of how to look care for your dog after a dig. As soon as you can, don't forget to wash out and check their eyes for dirt and sand. Clean out their teeth, remove any mud/clay or bits of root, and give them and any scratches a thorough rinse off with salty water or whatever you prefer. Continue rinsing for a couple of days. Happy hunting next season gentlemen

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This topic was meant for the new lads or those who are considering it. Surely the seasoned terrier men know what they are doing, and I have no wish to teach grandmother how to suck eggs.

you right there. i am think there should be a general first aid section for working dogs and ferrets.

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Young or old, newbie or not, it's a dangerous thing to do any running repairs on your dog. The only advice that should be given on here is to find an understanding vet that's sick of treating dogs with diabetes and would like to lay there hands on a proper working animal......good luck.

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This topic was meant for the new lads or those who are considering it. Surely the seasoned terrier men know what they are doing, and I have no wish to teach grandmother how to suck eggs.

I tried to teach my granny how to suck eggs,''does,nt even look like an egg'' she mumbled.

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