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    Good luck, and let us know how he gets on
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    I hope he gets fit and well soon. I have found that the dogs that are given a second chance in life, usually work really hard for their new owner. They always seem to look at you like they really are thankful. I bet you he will turn into a decent worker.
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    with people like this is only gets worse. once they start, they keep on going, they have nothing to loose, because they lost it already with the first kill. F*cking insane people out there! This world has gone to sh*t. God help us...
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    Well Stephen, there is a lot of information already in the past topics, plenty of reading there. I am sure everyone would enjoy hearing about your falconry hunting in the coming season. slán

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    well, Tumblers, Plummers, Bumblers, Alaunts, Miniature Poodles, Manchester Terrier lurchers - none of them can compete with the Turnspit
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    yes, in fairyland
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    yes, I can make some in the classic style
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    if you give an extra £100, I'll find one for you
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    I have been breeding terriers for 40 years and now decided to breed the ultimate terrier, and resurrect the breed from the dead. 200 years ago everyone had one for these dogs in their home - The Turnspit. It had huge stamina and could work all day. It would deal with all the vermin on the farm as well. These are real game dogs. I have all the written evidence and old books to back me up. Here are some qoutes. Biographical sketches and authentic anecdotes of dogs By Thomas Brown 1829 " THE TURNSPIT, (Canis Vertagus, Linnaeus.) This dog is generally long in the body, with shor
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    I have eaten badger and it was delicious. I would recommend it to everyone, just be careful where you get the badger from and how you prepare it, due to bovine TB.
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    welcome to the site :) its nice to have another Irish man aboard

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    This is no joke, the guy is serious! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnLlS_FMcoY
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    looks like a wood-boring beetle
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    no problems here.
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    Earth Dog Running Dog is very good and worth a subscription
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    call him PJ (patt jack)
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    Lovely, superb photos. I reckon you could win an award for some of those.
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    lads, ye do realise that this is what this breed has been bred to do? hunt, find, chase and hold at bay, the same they do to bears, lynx, and moose. The breed has been doing this for centuries.
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    Hi everyone, we have have discussed this form of hunting before on here, anyways here are a few more vids. What do you think? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6i_2mjfpko http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bfjpLwVDFk&feature=related
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    looks like ye had a nice time.
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    the dog doesnt look too bad. I reckon he will recover quickly. Let us know how he gets on. This one made it ok.
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    Bumble bees are everywhere this year! (in west Ireland) I havent seen any wasps though, thank God.
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    The vets can treat the mange. You will need a vet to ascertain whether it is sarcoptic or demodectic mange. Some dogs that have had a bad life and diet, loose immunity and get demodectic mange. Wash him up and treat him for fleas and worms. Use something quality like Frontline, and Drontal Plus. Feed him a normal healthy diet. Dont over feed. Plenty of rest in a nice warm quiet bed. Go one put a picture of him up, so that we can see a before and after. I have helped many hounds in a similar poor state
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    thanks John. Thats sounds good. slán
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