ReggieCuz

Not a piss head, but I used to have a pigging dog in Australia who would hang around me every time I smoked a joint. Once, when he was a pup, he snaffled my pot tin off my coffee table and ate 1/4 of an ounce of good buds. He was off his nut for hours after that, he wasn't all mellow and cruisy, he was manic, runing around nipping everything and acting like a douchebag. I don't know if he wanted to get stoned again or just liked the way I was when I was stoned, but when I lit up a blunt he'd be by my side sure as eggs are eggs.

looks like a lazy f****r, according to the pics 2/3 of the time he's lieing down, 1/3 he's all wobbly on his feet ;-) Just kidding, nice pup. Hope he works out for ya.

Feck me, cows are to be treated with caution too. I was thrown on my arse by a Highland cow once, the only thing that stopped the fecker trying to gore me when I was down was my dog biting its ass.

The obvious thing to do is to match the owner to the dog. If you sell a game, hard biting dog to a lady who wants to walk her dog once a week.... you say NO!! If you see a family who'll take your dog out, who'll discipline yer dog, who'll make sure your dog obeys the pack (the human family), you say YES

Even if yer dog's foot smashed through into a snake's hibernating lair the snake would be way too sluggish to be able to react by biting the dog. The dog would have had to stand on the snake for a good few minutes before the snake could react. They're cold blooded and need warmth to bring them out of their stupor. I reckon your vet was struggling to diagnose. Maybe the leg got infected through a tiny cut that you didn't notice.

Here's a pic I found from the Queensland floods, it's a fox riding on a car tyre.

I think there's one living in the roof cavity of a shed down my local allotments. I've seen it plenty of times but the local gardeners like it so it's out of bounds. Seen loads of pigeon and seagull feathers around the shed so it's doing good business on the local birdlife.

Not exactly lurchers, but they're dogs running ;-) My pitbull/doberman (brown) and my Fila Braziliano/labrador (black) as a pup back in Oz. (edited to say I can't shrink the black one's pic) Both sorely missed

Those asian wolves are not big, they're the size of a dingo or coyote or similar so they can be taken by a game dog, even though the game dog won't come out unscathed. The grey wolf (in particular the timber wolf) is a whole different kettle of fish. Those fuckers are huge and can weigh 70 odd kilograms, that's like a mastiff but born to kill over millions of years. A seppo mate of mine tells me that some wolf packs in Missouri have taken to coming into the towns and eating domestic dogs cos they're an easier bet than deer and bison and there's always a ready supply of them to eat. He told m

Good luck, pal. You'll probably get a bunch of abusive replies to this post.ie why bother breeding yer own shit, get someone elses's shit instead. Personaly I'd breed yer whippet to a greyhound and then cross the best pup to yer stag/whippet. Or, if you want to add some muscle breed yer whippet to a good english bully and cross that with yer stag/whippet. Or,as you're in Australia, find yerself a linebred bull/greyhound used for pigs and, if it works out, breed it to your stag/whippet or to your whippet. I'm an aussie too. A good dog I owned was a bull/grey mated back to a pure grey. Sh

If you've had him from 8 months old he probably was abused before you had him. That's probably why he was in the rescue centre, he was probably a headstrong/destructive pup that got a few hidings for his behaviour by the past owners. They then washed their hands of him and sent hiom to rescue. Now he's 2 years old he has hit maturity and feels confident enough to say ''Oi, don't even think about flogging me or you'll get bitten''. Sounds like it's loud/angry voices that is bringing out the growls, he thinks he's gonna cop a flogging. Be calm but assertive with him. Don't invite him up on

Just out of curiosity how many folks for sale adds have you posted on with the same thing,sounds good but its only gonna be a pet ?? have you actualy had a pup yet of anybody or do you just like commenting or wasting folks time End of thje day you daft ozzie prick you keep commenting on peoples for sale adds and never fecking take a pup its called being a messer and ive read your posts telling folk that have been working dogs in thid country for a long time how to work there dogs even though you confess you aint never worked that type of dog or quarry thats why you get called a tit alot

Just out of curiosity how many folks for sale adds have you posted on with the same thing,sounds good but its only gonna be a pet ?? have you actualy had a pup yet of anybody or do you just like commenting or wasting folks time End of thje day you daft ozzie prick you keep commenting on peoples for sale adds and never fecking take a pup its called being a messer and ive read your posts telling folk that have been working dogs in thid country for a long time how to work there dogs even though you confess you aint never worked that type of dog or quarry thats why you get called a tit alot

I'll look forward to it, Roxy. I'm a little concerned how you're going to get engraved deer antlers and large granite stones through my letterbox, though. Isn't that how you clansmen communicate when the bagpipesare out of action? I like you, Roxy, despite the gay, Eastenders name, you sound like a sound fella with a good grasp of english and its associated grammar. On top of all that you have a sense of humour and the knowledge to actually use it to its best advantage. Send the ''Book of Scottish 'isms'' to Reggie the Magnificent Australian, C/O Southsea, England. I'd give you my real a

Yer all tarred wi the seem broosh, roxy, Aberdeen, GlasGEE, Edinbro ..... Ut dinnae meek a duffrence. Anyway, I was teaching yer man how to speak the language, I know you're literate (barely)