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my mates pointer has hurt her shoulder,hes asked me to put a forum up,does anyone know if its safe to give brufen and what doses would you recomend if so?? thank for your time folks,much appreciated happy shooting
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hi guys does any of you give yer hounds brufen?my mates bitch has hurt her shoulder,and hes just sent me a text asking to put a forum up,weight+doses? would be much appreciated for your experiences, i know a lad that does but what do you all recomend,thanks
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here you go mate,£175 tel 01388 451680 or 07915 668143,co durham,got that out the countrymans weekly,that very breeding, all the best pal
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iv seen the best of bred dogs,big scaredies when it comes to showing heart,its how the dogs are brought on when young,most of the beddy xs iv seen, only lived with 2 prior to the one i own at the moment, have had plenty of guts and can hold there own,and anyway your only allowed to hunt rats or rabbits now if the dog has been givin the confidence as a youngster,adolsent,it will give anything with the name charlie a run for its money,most folk double up on them anyway,they may not own up to it :secret: just like those folk that catch 10 a night with there dogs no there not perfect no dog is
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i love listening to all these experts,who have never owned one but i do did i hit that??
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AYE THAT'S THEM SAME HANDS KEEN LITTLE BEGGAR, HOW'S THE DOGS FOOT its no bad pal not as open,although i came home from work to find it open the wife needs need to blame some one eh! iv jut banged a few stitches in it hopefully they will keep it shut fingers crossed ,have to go getting my head nipped for being on this again women
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that wouldnt happen to be his hands
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being out there ,seeing the dog learning somthing new skills on his quarry,brilliant long live HUNTING
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heres gyp beddi/whippet,1st generation cross,hes 19 1/2 tts,in a few years will be crossing him with my mates whippet/grey,plenty of life left in him for now though, great fun the old beddy crosses all the best mate hope all goes well
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Nice one just the sort of info I want going to see some beddi crosses this morning, a beddi/greyhound, a beddi/whippet and a 3/4beddi whippet. But I must say I am a fussy fecker and I think you should be if you are keeping a dog for life shamon. if your gona be hunting chicken munchers alot get your self a beddy/grey you wont go wrong 3/8ths racey,or 1st generation cross they seem to do well,mines 1st generation cross beddi/whipp,well i guess its how there brought on all the best with your decision,cheers
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my dog is 19 1/2 tts,to be honest mate iv never tried him on chicken eaters but i would give him ago,he does have a very high pain threshold as he never complains when cut or anything when hunting you have to be able to say right hes had enough and go home,a bull greyhound grabbed him at a show when i raced him ,my dog had the loore in his mouth,he turned and flew at it obviously this dog was quadroople his weight and grabbed him and shook him about before he backed down it wasnt until the next day when i noticed a small hole on his shoulder about the size of a 50p piece,never complained,but h
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cheers guys,yes kay i had my hob done too bring them out of season early and to stop unwanted kits,good to hear what you all thought
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strong enough for what? very game little dogs plenty of fire in there bellys, lots of stamina,a bit like duracel batteries just keep on going exellant little rabbit dogs 110%,if its rabbits your after,can be a little bit head strong at times but very loyal friendly liitle dogs,good with there nose to,depends what your hunting,you may catch the odd one of these there good fun
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hi mate personally i feed mine the night before,i dont like it when my ferrets lay up espesially when its deep and thats what happens when my ferrets are hungry and they kill, but when they have been fed i find if they do kill down below they will have a bit chew and move on, less chance of them falling asleep from a big feast, and more chance of little coneys bouncing into the nets all the best mate
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hello folks i was just wondering is it true that if a jill is not mated she will become infected,iv had ferrets most of my life,i have a vasectamated hob and 2 jills at the moment,but i have also kept jills before on there own and never had any problems,be gratefull to hear your thoughts and experiences,cheers
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,iv just came in i took the previous bandage of,i cleaned and glued it,sealed quite nicely so fingers crossed,i put a sock on, a small plastic bag on, and vet rap on, il give it a couple of days and check it hopefully it wil join naturally through the night as its been moist since it happened,speakin of pussy eh cheers guys much appreciated fingers crossed
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it sounds like you have done the right thing mate .. ..its hard to give addvice when you havent seen the injury ..but superglue does do the trick ....good luck with it mate a couple off weeks and it should be somwhere near .. bugger it i think il go for the super glue,i take it you dont put it in the cut,just on the edge on the skin?? cheers guys dont rush into it wait for the swelling to go down mate ...if its like a swollen pussy wait a while ..what you have done already sounds ok ..give it a few days and see how it does .... ok i will cheers
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it sounds like you have done the right thing mate .. ..its hard to give addvice when you havent seen the injury ..but superglue does do the trick ....good luck with it mate a couple off weeks and it should be somwhere near .. bugger it i think il go for the super glue,i take it you dont put it in the cut,just on the edge on the skin?? cheers guys
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cheers guys iv cleaned it with dettol,put tape round toe to hold it together,put a sock on his foot and put vet tape over that,to try and stop him putting his foot down??? snoop not sure about supper glue as the split is swollen on both sides and when you hold it together its not adjoining properly because of that,cheers anyway,looks like its gona be a good night for the beem to will just have to be patient, cheers guys
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hi folks i was wondering if any of you could tell me what i could do for my dog he sliced his pad a week ago and it keeps opening up its in a tricky place not getting the chance to heal, i havnt run him either,any advice would be much appreciated, cheers
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hi mate the fun and games of lurchers eh :censored:i had the same problem just keep practising recalling her in even when out walking,i squeek my dog in as he has more chance of hearing it,its bad when the selective hearing kicks in just persivere,they will always have a sniff but the penny should drop eventually and fingers crossed start returning quicker with the tail wagging ready to go again,hope all goes well, -
hi mate,iv only ever experienced a 1/8th merle collie grey and a 3/4grey1/4border collie,the 2nd one my dad owned he wasnt much of a looker but very very clever,down to my dads training i guess,he put alot of time into him as a pup,sadly he had to be put to sleep, the 1/8th merle is my mates its very fast prety much a greyhound but with better feet, and more stamina,very good with old long ears,went down to highgate stadium and won the marathon with her,cracking bitch heres a little pic,good luck with your decision
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sorry for the early comment just some people dont no what they talk about ,mines is a 1st generatin cross beddy whippet,iv grew up with lurchers and many different crosses,cleverest one was a 1/4collie 3/4 grey,my dad trained him well,very obedient dog,we had many other types but we had a beddyx whppet/grey, was very keen .which made me go for beddy/whppet 110% rabbiting dog wouldnt recomend anything else for heart,they can be a little bit head strong though,but if its effort every time thats the cross, gona put my dog through my mates whippet grey in a few years,just in case the ban c