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Aussie Whip

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  1. I'd put the money into buying land as a longer term investment and as said you could maybe make income renting it. A couple of days ago in Sydney here, 6 car spaces sold for 3.65 million dollars for the 6. I'd imagine land would be even more in demand in the UK and it's going to get more in demand in a short time.
  2. Good on him, I think hunting is in our DNA and it's good for kids to understand we need to control vermin around the place and to always do it humanely as possible.
  3. Congrats Arry, all the best to you and family.
  4. I doubt you'd get anything as good as the champion chance bred freak from using it for breeding, that's why these dogmen concentrate on and highly value dogs from proven lines.
  5. I sort of agree but freaks are obviously one offs and not much use in trying to breed them thinking they will duplicate themselves. Some of the best dogs were out of nothingy bitches but they had good lines behind them. You couldn't take pride in owning a freak that you bred, you were just lucky.
  6. Sub standard compared to what? So you would cull every dog that didn't beat Going Light Barney in his day. Thank the lord you don't train human boxers, lol. Not every dog is a grand champion and we all have our bad days when we are not 100%.
  7. I only know him from on here with his great knowledge and experience of hunting dogs and his gentleman like poetic writings. A great loss to his family, all dogmen and the whole world. I always looked up to him as a great ambassador and voice for serious hunters. I'm truly gutted with this sad news. R.I.P Phil.
  8. Sorry about your dog mate. R.I.P Sam.
  9. I kept APBT's for over 30 years and I wouldn't leave my kids alone with them, same with any powerful breed, that's neglect. They were around my kids but I'm very watchful and aware of a dog's mood and acted on this when needed. I also taught my kids to respect all animals at all times.
  10. I think it's a good thing. Most people don't have the experience or knowledge to keep these dogs and it's the dogs that suffer most. I agree they have great temperaments when treated correctly and I raised my kids around them in the house. They are too much as hunting dogs on dangerous animals imo, just too game and that leads to too many injuries. The English bull is far more popular over here for hunting crosses, enough balls for the job without being over the top. Best thing that happened to the breed for it's sake is it's decline in popularity.
  11. I had a few big type hobs I'd use when doing pest control. They'd either push the stubborn rabbits out after the jills went through or kill underground. For sport with the dogs I just used the jills. I agree both types are useful and needed.
  12. The Black Domina genetics I got over here was Northern Lights, Hash plant, Afghani and Ortega, don't know if it's the original but I'm sure it didn't have White Widow in it because I had that going years ago and it was not narcotic like the BD.
  13. I was going to try G13 but decided on Black Domina and it's been a good thing for the past three years. I really like the pure or mostly indicas as it's only night time these days. Sativas make me too paranoid and sleepless.
  14. What is a really good heavy indica strain these days mackem? Asking for a friend, lol. I've only tried the old school indicas and wondering if they have improved on them, cheers mate.
  15. Iww, have you ever actually ever smoked or tried weed edibles before.? It's quite a harmless and peaceful way of relaxing and for pain relief. As far as I know it's never directly killed anyone and more than 200 000 000 people smoke it worldwide.
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