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Here’s myne enjoying a beef ice lol in the sun today. 15 months now and showing great promise for me. Suprised me for the first time at 9 months at the back end of last summer when he found himself sumet to have a play with. Then there was a few times I was thinking he was chasing and not connecting but I have to put that down to his age as just after he started to get the nack. Then out a few weeks ago with a keeper mate of mine and he retrieved 3 in about 3 hours so was over the moon. He’s had a good teacher in my other dog and also done other stuff on his own aswel so at the moment he’s def
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If you have a look on a site called Decathlon mate and type hunting clothing into the search bar there’s a few types of trousers, fleeces all sorts really and a good price too mate. Hope you find what you need
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Fair play mate. Nice when they start to do a few bits and pieces for you. Well happy with my young un what I started this season. Hope she carry’s on do the business for you. Atb Igz
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In fact my older dog has been on both of these ( inflacam and amoxicillin ) last few days as he had swelling and an infection. Didn’t even want to come out his kennel for food. Within 24 hours of been dosed up was nearly back to himself so always worked for me and also a lot of others I know.
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Sorry never explained properly. What I meant was is I will use ibuprofen as an anti inflamatory If I never had any inflacam not metacam and amoxicillin as an antibiotic if dog has an infection.
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I’ve always used ibuprofen if not metacam or the likes of and always does the same job. Same as amoxicillin. Atb Igz
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Yes mate, much preferred to hunt them daytime, busher and runner or as long as your Lurcher keen enough you don’t really need a busher to nock them up as they will sit tight, like you say a bit wasted on the lamp for a bigger dog.
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here’s a pic of a munty buck if you can make it out. There like rabbits round by us. As I have thermal I can easily go out for 4 hours lamping and spot 5,6,7. Like people say they do mainly stick to the edges and dikes but they often venture out aswel. They are tough little fuckers for there size but for me if a dog had one out in the field they shouldn’t really get away unless close to cover as they will just put there heads down and smash whatever’s in there way. I’m sure they would try and go through a brick wall if that was what was in front of them, I find them quite thick to be honest. Y
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It must be you with the bad omen and falling in water up to our necks. I was f***ing freezing that night I done it we were out. Then I went and done it start of season within the first few trips of season. Luckily I’d prepared for the next time with spare clobber in the jeep. I am only 5ft though so a puddle does me ?
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Yep. There’s work going on everywhere round by us now. A few places we have gone for a wander the last few seasons are full of machinery and workers now digging the place up. Shame really but the way the worlds changing I suppose it was inevitable it would go ahead. Well they’ve already started, didn’t think they would have done all they have to now change there minds
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Should have nutted the f****r
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Looks a nice sort ??
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No probs mate, I got my idea of someone I know to be honest but if it works for you that’s all you need. I’ve got the end space as a prep area with a couple of chest freezers down there and keep the leads and lamp down there. I don’t have a door on but it’s deep enough so I can hang stuff up and do what I need to do down there. Hope all goes well .Atb Igz
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Yours looks a nice strong dog
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I think it’s the bull look. Can’t beat it I don’t think
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He’s saluki bull grey x Wheaton bull grey mate
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This ones got a bit of saluki in him aswel. 14 months now 25 TTS. Mainly use him for lamping and he turning into a decent dog for me ?
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Both mine are kennelled together but that’s as I left young dog in there from pup and still plenty of room but I’ll separate them this summer as he’s a bit older and settled. You don’t need planning mate there’s just a few rules you have to stick to. Think no higher than 3 metres off the ground although mine finished just a touch over about 3.2 and something to do with the boundries. If you look it up on google it will tell you all you need to know. Anything else I can help with just give me a shout. Atb Igz
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Lift up lid on some hinges on the sleep box so easy enough to clean out if needed but I don’t bother as I don’t use straw. Atb Igz
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A few pics of mine. Drainage at the front of the runs and sleep box at the back. Rubber floor with a few blankets and what not and heat lamp for good measure when it drops to a few degrees
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Was out with my young one this morning just me and him just looking at a spot I’ve looked at and thought I need to have a mooch about over there. Ground was like concrete, but was happy as I seen a few things about, promising signs so back with the lamp once the ground softens
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Don’t think you can go wrong with a bull round kids mate as long as you get it from a pup. To me there one of the best breeds round them. Pit, Staff, everyone I’ve ever seen or the staff I have are brilliant with the kids. Looks a nice pup and sire looks handy. Atb Igz
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Spill the beans then ?