Good result today, big dog fox

[Dabhand 887]

No bags, that pic was just after the dig!

 

This is after i cleaned him up............. shame about the magpie mate!! crafty beggers arnt they, but dont worry we will get them in the spring time!!

 

it happens a bit mate ,my old brindle lurcher always does this,and the little black bitch done it Sunday.nice pics.

[neil cooney 10,416]

The perfect tool for de-fanging a dog is a brow thyne cut to about 4 or 5 inches long. It's the perfect shape and keeps your fingers away from trouble.

[RANDOLPH 34]

not that strange an injury seen it loads of times

well I havent, so it was strange TO ME what a pointless post :wankerzo4:

 

Cheers JD, aye UG said it was known as fanging, never happened to any of mine before now, but ill look out for it from now on....... Learning all the time cheers folks

not trying to be funny but you cant have dug a lot if you have only just seen that occur oh and it does happen in lurchers too

 

sorry forgot to say what would you have liked me to put ?? something like nice dog mate????

that lad might not have dug a lot rex,unlike you?he was just asking for some advice.not everyone can have the experience you have can they?

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[Guest miller1989]

dogs-n-natives where in northumberland are you mate?im from hexham area nice looking dogs you have there!

 

came across this problem with pals terrier couple of times not nice to see its usually when we have ran charles into an artificial and the terrier flys straight in and locks up! this is him here!

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

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[Guest PERCY]

HAPPENED A GOOD FEW TIMES WITH TERRIERS AND LURCHERS MATE,SHOWS THERE IN THE THICK OF IT

[Guest miller1989]

how far are you up the north tyne mate? im up the south tyne lol! thats my mates russel in pick! do you know a lad called darren??

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[blaev 1]

Excellent account DnN, but what i would like to congratulate you on is the fact that you went out of your way to help a lad and give him some valuable expirience. I wish there were more like you who are prepared to take a chance on a newcomer, permission is hard to get these days and if these skills arent passed on they'l die out.

 

Couldn't agree more. I've sent PM's to people asking for any chance of a day out and received put-offs or no reply. Shame really, but understand that most people wouldn't want to risk taking out someone they don't know. I would rather learn from someone that knows what they are doing than go out as a complete newbie and possibly f***k up big time.