
Southeastcourser
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My coursing bred dogs quicks are saw any advice or something I can do to heal them quicker thanks.
southeast
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6 minutes ago, Dinosaurs said:
Mick Lawler at Swindon is excellent pm me if you want his no. Or look on bone men thread. Hope you get your dog sorted bud. Atb
Thanks mate one of the lads on here said the same thing and sent his number over so hopfully will sort me out thank you
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Thanks a lot for all your help lads one of the lads has sent me a number I will let you all know how I get on
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Need some help lad anyone know of a good muscle and bone man in the south east who can look at the dogs asap as got a young dog that's hurt his self running with the other dogs so I would like him chceck over many thanks lads
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18 hours ago, Black neck said:
Thai green curry
I prefer jungle curry keeps there stomach loose
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Alright lads just wondering if anyone had any tips on the best hot food or food to cook for your dogs or any particular mixture you like to use
Cheers Lads
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12 hours ago, Countryman62 said:
Hi southeastcourser,
after a cold/wet day or nights work the dogs get a good rub down with a couple of bath towels till they are totally dry, it also gives the muscles a thorough massage, this helps me feel for any lumps and bumps which are not normally there, when I'm happy all's OK with them I'll give them a warm meal to help them settle, I never used to have central heating just an open fire and used to bed the dogs down in front of that for the night, if they got bedded down in the kennel the heat lamp would be on to keep them warm, the dogs were bedded on raised beds keeping them away from any draughts, I once had a terrier stuck to ground for three days, she looked in a sorry state when I finally got her back, when I got her home the first thing I did was make her a cup of tea with one teaspoon of sugar and one teaspoon of salt, this was something I'd been told to use years previously by a old greyhound man as a tonic for the dogs and it does seem to work, anyway we dug a dog fox with her a week later and she lived to the ripe old age of 12. I haven't got all the answers and I don't know it all where dogs are concerned, guess I've just been lucky with my canines, Atb pal
Thank you very much I'm in the process as we speak of getting the dogs up off the ground and better bedding thank you for all your help
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14 minutes ago, Countryman62 said:
I stand corrected, please accept my apologies, I've kept and worked dogs for the past forty odd years, and have never experienced anything like a dog getting a cold, it's true what they say about every day being a school day, you taught me a lesson and I thank you for that, Atb
Well maybe you can help me out if you've been working dogs that long we know it's possible for dogs to get a cold like every other animal but if your dogs haven't gotten a cold in 40 years then you must be doging something right so my question is what would be the best thing to do when you've had you dogs out on a wet day/night
any help is appreciated thanks
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Hi mate I'm interested tried pm won't send
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Just now, Black neck said:
It's an old remedy mate thinking about it prob not sold now have a look
Cheers mate will google see if I can grab it
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2 hours ago, Busher100 said:
Had a pup come off the courier with same thing mate warm bowl of stewed meat and veg till it clears up only takes couple days
Cheers mate pleased it doesn't take to long to clear up
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2 hours ago, Black neck said:
Try venos expecterant
What's that mate and where could I grab it ?
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1 hour ago, Neobliviscaris1776 said:
Homemade Chicken and rice soup, nice and thick. Plenty of chicken, broth and serve warm
Cheers mate first thing I'm doing tomorrow
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1 hour ago, ferret333 said:
If they get wet make sure they are dry before going back out in the kennel
I did try to make sure she was completely dry maybe because it did come in quite cold last night as well
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2 hours ago, twelsh said:
Plenty bedding heat lamp over it be right mate
Lovely mate thanks a lot
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33 minutes ago, Countryman62 said:
Dogs don't get colds...fact.
atb
Must be a cat that I have then
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With the cold weather coming in yesterday took my dogs out for a bit of a walk but my by bitchs seems to have come down with a bit of a cold Any tips boys on a the best things I can do to get her right again
cheers
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Like to see what the other pups look like lads if you have any pics
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27 minutes ago, low plains drifter said:
If you earth your leeks up you get more white young grasshopper
Don't understand mate might be a bit before my time that's saying
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1 hour ago, C.green said:
Would they not be abit older than that ?
Yeah mate my mistake 14 months
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1 hour ago, blacky13 said:
My mates got one killed a couple last weekend 14 months old I think
Nice mate what's there style like running I've got a dog pup out of the same litter green as a leak he is just wanted to know how the others are doing
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2 hours ago, DavoH66 said:
I have 2 pals who have them the both doing there job mate real handy pups
Nice how old are they and you got any pics was there many in the litter I think they was woolly coated wasn't they I've got a dog pup out of that litter
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Just wondered if there is any pups out of theses two out there and doing any good should be around 12-13 months old i think
thanks lads
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Thanks for all the help lads
Need bit of advice lads
in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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Thanks lads for all the advice hopefully can get him back to his best