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    A lad I know as dog spit of this ,staff x springer and like yours he a cracking dog and he face anything.
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    I really like look of Plummer terriers and I really like the tri coloured dogs .
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    I've seen lurchers on shoots and b honest the two I've seen were well behaved and steady .its all about getting them out as pups and imprinting what you want from them ..its hard to tell a juck No when normally u encourage dog to chase .
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    B worth finding out if local greyhound track knows some one.im sure I read a post by Phil Lloyd about going to see bone man in Devon . As u said it's best to stop the season and get it fixed if u can . hope every thing works out . atb
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    You are right about different needs.i grew up on the road with hoss drawn wagons and with 9 kids to feed my father and older brothers would b out putting meat on the table .they had no choice as if they didn't get flesh they b a few hungry chavies next day .and yes I know what hunger is and I don't like it so as long as my juckels help keep freezer full I'm happy man. a lot are in the lurcher game as a hobby ,just something they like doing and nothing wrong with that.
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    Thank you for posting .Yes it sure looks a beautiful place are the running dogs stag x ,
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    A lad I know got a collie hound x lab hound ,he got it of jb who breeds Norfolk types .far as I know dog ticking all the boxes ,to be honest it looks bit like bull x .
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    Really nice ,
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    Like been said I think it's down to the individual dog,I know a lad with a bedlington x beardy collie and it taken roe,cwd and munty .iv seen jucks take roe easy but come a cropper on munty .
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    Only got one male and he a Cnut with other dogs anyway . bitches finished now but the young bitches teets are swollen still ,yet no signs at all on my busher and make things worse the youngster got bit of a cough .so giving a cough mixture couple times a day .i was hopen to get her started this season with few days ferreting but if it's kc I karnt see that happening now as she will need rest and kept warm . atb
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    Cracking pup ,he looks a well cared for bonny pup .
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    A good pal got a pup of Brummell that was colliexhoundxlab and the dog he got ticking all boxs out in the field and good dog at home.
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    I don't think it's down to a breed like been said ,some make the job look easy and best deer dog I see was lurcher x lurcher and took them no probs. i read that old scotch collie was x to deerhound and they made better dogs for red deer .
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    My young bedy greyhound had her first heat and my busher broke down same time so I kenneld them togever with no probs, i just noticed my young bitch as started to cough a bit,and she looked out of sorts yesterday , they are back in doors now and busher is fine .just the young bitch looks under the weather . i don't want to take her vets yet but I don't want it to get worse. i try keep her warm,quiet,and rest her . be grateful to hear how folk deal with kennel cough. atb
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    Think your right,I seen few minshaw dogs that had juck called Shane in them .
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    I pm u mate
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    I never been out with you but I been told your dog do ok and as long as u pleased with him that's all that matters. i see the clip of him playing with munty u put up ,he looks a handy juck . has the munty tried escaping ,I never kept one befor as pet but I've had fox cub that lived in old chicken shed and she fine until around 8 mts when she decided to go for a long walk. atb
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    cracking
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    the busher she kennelled with becomes a better worker just prior to breaking down.ive worked her while in season as she don't really change to much ,the pups finding firstseason a bit over whelming ,she's finished spotting but still very flirtatious . i have a dog on yard but he ain't set eyes on them since first sighn of them on heat.he had few whines but not to bad. i remember as a kid if bitch was on heat u see plenty strays etc ,all waiting for a chance. im going to get her out ferreting next couple days see how she goes.atb
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    My bedy greyhound broke down and came into season for first time.and my busher followed suit day two later so they was kennelled together .let them get on with all the flirting etc . now heat is over I looking to get her ready for few days out , shes 11 month now and 23tts and recall ,commands are fine.shes pulling at the bit to run . so how long lads lasses waiting befor working bitch after a season .also her teats look quite swollen compared to other first time bitches I had in past .hopen she not haven phantom. im hopen to get her started this season so do you think she
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    I haven't seen a rabbit in the day locally for good three yrs ,I would walk into a paddock and see plenty bolt to ground and always plenty of young in spring and good numbers of hares on local land but not no more ,I know of a couple places that looks like they holding out and I hope they get through this .
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    At end of day you pay your money and take your chance.what ever type U get it's only got to please you .u are the one who's got to live with it so u get what suits you . any terrier from the working types will work if enterd propaley ,if it was me it'd b a bedlington as good vermin dogs .Atb
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    I'm on about talkcheaps lurcher .from what I been told cracking juckel but still got g hound in it .
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    I was on about talkscheap dog bill,
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    Agree with ya mate,just don't understand why so many think the greyhound just brings speed to The lurchers they run . if I was starting a lurcher line I would start of with a grew .
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