ciscokid

you cant afford to comment much dances or johnny who ever you are as you have a real shitter that jibs ,putting up a bullshit thread asking who wants to stud there dog i have to see the stud work.then ironically after we were going to travel all the way down i asked to see yours work also, you fess up that your dog is a jibber on anything that bites back,and after talking to other guys on here i hear its not its only fault ,cleft pallet/undershot,opens up on the lamp ,dosent release the game and jibs ,that needs putting to sleep more than the man eater lol. you seem very good at jumping on pe

collie/greyxgrey gsd

nice to hear it was a good night an a close run comp congratulations mark

i see you run doubled up dances ,can the bitch retrive a fox on her own ,have you tried her ? my mate said he will be intrested in a meet to see bitch work but he wont stud his dog if she is no good on her own cheers dances cisco

hi dances i see you finally got some piccies up ill show my buddy as hes over later ,i take it the bitch your holding is the one you want a stud for later this year

i totally agree with this statement,its not the numbers its if they can catch on there own and dispatch cleanly ,doubleing up is for training young dogs and wedding them to fox .

sorry to disappoint you mate but ive never doubled up,thats the truth Sorry mate its not that I doubt you.....well actually it is! unless you've never brought on a pup and just use adult dogs entered by someone else before you got it, how do you enter a young dog to old charlie then? i take the young uns out wi the adults but just to learn then its up to the owner to decide when his dogs ready for charlie like i said mate ive never doubled up, never needed to, maybe im just lucky eh same here mate let them see it first ,double them up as a young un and let them go single whe

thats a monster at 6months,a group of lads round here have a 2nd generaton half x there roughly 6months there all about 22" i thought they looked big built for there age not like your little monster though

after an hour or sos walk mine tend not to be out of breath its usually after a chase a minute plus of coursing its the sprint that takes the time to recover from rather than a long walk.generally the heavier muscled the dog the longer it takes to recover more oxygen to pump around the muscles

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what height is she rio and whats her running weight,

b12 is an appitite enhancer and clenbuterol isn,t a steriod but it helps retain muscle while losing body fat . It ,s main purpose in medical situations is to aid asthma sufferers. clenbuteral is not a steroid in humans but IS A STEROID in dogs it is somyhing to do with the bete 2 recepters

A little off topic, but can you eat any part of a fox?