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Here she is,she wants to feel a thousand shames,but people will still vote her in,sheeple soon forget.7 points
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Well just fed dog he couldn't care a less what I done with his grub mind you it was dry so he probably thought go ahead if you want to eat this shit?5 points
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Whacked this dog fox last night. He wouldn’t keep still in a hedgerow, glancing at me and then moving away. I was squeaking then stopped. That got his curiosity going. He stepped out for one last look....? .22 Hornet ?4 points
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Parliament, of both Houses, has a Remain majority, so I can't see any way 'no deal' can get through - even though that's exactly what I, and most other Leavers, actually voted for. I'm sure that, as we speak, they're cooking up some way to scupper the whole thing - either via BrexitRef2 or withdrawing the withdrawal. All the need to come up with is the appropriate window dressing, spun together with a few choice buzz phrases. I'm not putting it past them !4 points
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I don't think she will resign tbh in sick of this BS Brexit I don't trust any of them from all parties. Just concerned about Thier jobs and climbing up the career ladder. I don't particularly like may but she was on a hiding to nothing from the day she took that job. She was the lightening rod as none of the rest wanted the job until it was over. Decietfull c**ts every last one of them!4 points
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I do like a lamper x courser for abit of messing about here n there sort of dogs that will have ago at few different bits.too much coursing blood though and i find they can ovverun stuff on lamp.4 points
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Looks excellent GL, have you tried dry curing pig cheeks using a bacon cure and hot smoking them on the BBQ? They are well worth a go.4 points
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Most of the lads I run with run coursing bred dogs on the lamp Woolley dogs smooth dogs feathers dogs all types of facking dogs they all fair well on r/h/d and can stop hares in the day, my own coursing bred bitch has abit of collie in her coursing bred dog out of buddy x a lamping butch good day/night bitch keeps me happy anyway and freezer full4 points
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Ive got one here mate and he'd be better suited daytime if im honest but he does still do the job,his obedience though is spot on, his brothers do the night job no problem , sir and dam did the night job again no problems,i just got the fussy c**t.Hasnt put me off them though as i picked a pup up collie grey x saluki grey whos first proper season is this year so the feathered ones are still in the mix. Carnt complain about him hes coming on well.4 points
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A good day bolting some good hedge rabbits to the dogs today on some new land only 40 mins away https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrLccUmLVgw ?3 points
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In the last few months I hAve been tatting with epoxy resin . I get cable reel tops from work and fill the holes and put resin on them this is an on going project and takes roughly 3 to 4 weeks to complete . This latest one is 11 1/2 diameter x 3/4 inch deep. I have filled small holes with wood filler and wedged a milk bottle lid in the centre hole which I will fill with resin tomorrow then when it's dry I will cover it in wood filler. Sand it really fill where it needs it before priming it then do my resin work The bottom pic is an 18 inch round I have made for my parents 54th wed3 points
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Good on the Kiwis if people take the piss, don't stand for it! I'll give it to the Kiwis and the aussie's they know what being an island nation is about, they put us to shame when it comes to protecting their borders3 points
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No body considers them Irish ,they might have the accent but not the morals ,courage ,ethics ,humour or decency of any Irishman iv ever met .3 points
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Can remember seeing someone use the lighter trick for the first time on a pit that had hold of a rottie, never seen a dog run so fast! Zippo's are better they don't go out, remember trying the lighter trick on a pit that had grabbed my dog, had a clipper and the b*****d wouldn't light properly, he was just getting sparks under his balls! Make sure there's gas in the lighter!3 points
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Mates mastiff if you grabbed his collar he turned to snot and teeth always had him with us while fishing however if you left him and some one walked into swim his eyes would roll and you new what was coming when he had that look well the ea bailiff who had nicked me on 2 occasions walked in to check license's dog got that look in the eye and jumped up knocking him over then continued shag him we ignored it and sniggered like school kids until mate pulled him off saying sorry about that mate?3 points
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lol,when I first moved back local and bought a house,didn't have no kennels at the time built. so had the dogs in the house,was empty and gutted,all we had was 2 sofas tv etc in living room,mates came round give me a hand fencing 1 day and we sat down after....started having a smoke.my mate Andy's sat on sofa with a black terrier bitch ether side of him,making a fuss of them.i got up flick the kettle on.....next thing I hear is my pal shouting No! No! stop it! lol,goes in to find him layed flat back on the setee trying to pull these 2 bitches apart having a good scrap on his lap? locked on,lo3 points
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yes my younger brother , years ago we were both in our late teens , so not little kids etc. i t was our family dog a ( dalmatian ) about there normal size for the breed 25in 55lb there abouts, so not a over big type dog , just bit bigger than a farm collie . it happened the one morning , the dog used to sleep under the coffee table in the kitchen , mom asked me brother to put the dog out for a pee etc , as it was early morning think it had been raining, but it had stopped, me brother called the dog out from the table , it wouldnt move out , so me brother went to grab his collar , an3 points
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I’m top honcho round here and I’ll take what I like from them and if they think any different retribution will be swift.3 points
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A swift smash on the head with a stainless bowl should suffice make sure it makes a proper "boing" sound though and he will remember it for life ..3 points
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Going back to the first post on this thread to me it reads like he was guarding his bone not lashing out through pain or fear but without being there who's to know, he might not do it again if he got scolded at the time. A mate of mine has a springer which is a lovely family dog and adores his daughter but he challenged her a couple of times over things he didn't want to give up or get off the couch etc and after a good bollocking off her under his supervision the dog learned his place again. My last lurcher "was" an unpredictable flighty bitey b*****d.3 points
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Chaff, I suppose the best thing that can be said, is know your dogs 'in general'. I was taught from a young age 'never' to mess about with a dog when it's eating a bone/bones. And practically every dog I've seen when in panic mode, or whatever, will lash out. And your dog recently had a nail ripped out, so he's in pain, and you then go and 'examine' him, WHILST he's gnawing at his bones. I'm not a dog 'whisperer' by any stretch of the imagination, just use common sense and a little basic dog knowledge. All the best with him ?3 points
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I've got ten dogs,I'm not a social worker.I don't beat my dogs up,I don't have to.3 points
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Okay, but do you think that a dogs mind is at all in that mode when it is a state of pain/fear? The most submissive dog in the world can snap when in pain. I don't think responding to that with a beating will have any positive result at all. The dog is in a survival mode, not in a social mode. That's why it is important to identify the root cause.3 points
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Dug two today.bitch on the left was dug early in the second cover after the hounds marked.got a good hunt after dinner and another mark and the bitch in the middle bolted the fox.fox went on the river bank with the hounds on em and marked again.this time the bitch at the end was dug.good day out and believe it or not that fox in the picture got away haha3 points
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im 43yr old.ive never even taken a selfie in my life.and i would never take a pic of my dinner.if my gran father was here now sadly hes passed on.he would tell me to get a fecking grip if he knew i was doing such a thing.2 points
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i would of straight to the face and make sure the back of his head came off2 points
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Horseradish mayo moose cheese spinach green peppers oinions more cheese mushrooms gone whole hog with packet of walkers brussel sprouts crisps just got to eat me greens2 points
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Responsible for the direct murders of American service men in Benghazi through corruption and ambition.....it's immaterial, give me a break. From her own mouth, remember, "what difference does it make" she said. Very wicked woman and extremely stupid2 points
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Doesn't sound like it's fear based aggression from the injury. Sounds like food based aggression. Something remedied by excessively controlling the dogs feeding. Give, remove, give, remove, cover over with your hand, tell the dog to leave part way through, just reinforcing your control in the dogs head and ending it's possessiveness. I don't like the trait at all. I don't like fear based aggression either but it's more understandable and acceptable (to a degree) imo. If a dog's in pain and panicking (when being given first aid) lashing out is understandable and expected. There's a po2 points
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