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    Take the dry food away and if you got to feed it mix it in with raw once a day . Get the youngster out across the fields and let chase few bunny's ,every walk in the fields is a learning day for pups and they soon start usen there nose and finding stuff that's fun to run and most young dogs self enter or at least mine have . Good luck
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    I've used one for last couple years and they work just fine ,
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    I see a litter of first x bedy grey in Warwickshire so not to far from you . Go on Facebook and check the bedlington lurcher groups qs they always pups on there ,good luck finding one
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    Pup in pic is bedy whippet x pat whippet and all pups from this litter made good small lurchers ,I never bred this x again but looking back maybe I should have as they all turned out OK
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    I've always given pups goats milk and never had any problems but wouldn't give cows milk ,I've given powdered milk as well but only if I run out of goats milk ,
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    The lad who runs local raw feed shop as one of these pocket bulls or whatever they called ,he tried telling me when they first bred in usa they used patterdales in the mix to make them. One he's got cost 2500 and first thing he said was she soon earn the money back from first litter ,poor thing can hardly breath and it don't look like it's got a good walk in it never mind work and they nothing pocket size about it
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    Crazy prices ,the days of getting a pup for 150 have gone and I reckon 500 a fair price for a well bred pup but they be some who say that's to much still but after jabs ,chip, dew claws ,feed and the work that comes with a litter I think 5 is about right .
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    Nice looking pup ,wish you all the best with it .
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    I've picked a few young rabbits up that was lifeless but when looking them over they seem to be healthy . Poor sods got it hard anufe without this vh wiping them out
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    All depends on what bitch I was putting it over ,lot more patts go to ground but I don't think the bedlington terrier was ever ment for working small earths but rock piles and badger sets and if the patterdale a better option to produce lurchers why wasn't it used that much in the past or in recent times ? I'd rather go with a bedlington stud that's bushing and ratting/rabbiting than a out and out earth dog to produce q lurcher but that my opinion,
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    I really don't see what a Patterdale would put in to a running dog that a bedlington wouldn't?
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    It's great she was able to go to someone who got the best out of her instead of a rescue center or pts like happen a lot of the time with left behind runners ,
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    They run the drug trade and don't like anyone else free lancing, and I don't think the beatings etc have stopped we just don't hear about it .
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    Little thugs stealing cars ,robbing houses get knee capped so grassing wrong people might just get them in a grave bit quicker .
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    So who actually run a minshaw bred lurcher ? They a good peace wrote about this type in darcys lurcherwork 2 and it seems these lads was out walking the walk and taking good bags and earning good coin from there passion .
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    It's gone down hill that's for sure , used to be some good lads post and lads who actually didn't just chat about doing it but who was out putting stuff away , Its always the same few that are ruining other lads threads and putting each other down .
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    Now I no why you whack them with a shovel ,it must be hard living in area with lots about and heart breaking to loose a dog "dogs ," to bites
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    Looks good bit of kit ,does it weigh much ?
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    No me grandad had what travelling people call a canvases cottage tent but they also made bender tents ,most travelling families started to live in caravans in late 50s /60s and before that it was tents and horse drawn caravan but they had lived in tents for hundred of years before stepping up to horse drawn like the show people had .
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    The good days of Glastonbury are gone,I reckon we used to have more fun and see better bands ,sound systems on the new age traveller fields back in 90s than they having at the main stage this year . I think if I was there now I'd stay close to the reggae and dance tents . And the naked aerobics can be entertaining ? I had a cortina mk3 with Nwa spray painted on doors qnd roof ? pigs got fed up of pulling us qnd quit funny when asked what does it mean ?
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    So wrong
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    Glastonbury as gone down hill ,it was a kicking festival in late 80s early 90s,I get everyone likes diffrent music and I'm sure they still some good bands on and sets in dance tents but the two main stage line ups are just not on par to what they was in 90s
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    My grandad lived in a square canvas tent for years ,even had floorboards and a stove for heat and to cook on when weather was bad , Years ago most travelling people lived it tents and even when they had horse drawn caravan or trailers they still had tents to live in ,
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    What stove is in the tent ? I used to have a old army bell tent ,it was good bit of kit .
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    I wasnt sure about going and was up for going Thailand instead but I'm glad my mate talked me into it as it was a holiday of a lifetime ,great people great beaches ,and some amazing beach party's and 3 week holiday turned into several months ?
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