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Fish, is there somewhere I can see your catapaults?
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I'm almost certain I seen a photo of a Red Stag loaded onto a horse somewhere in the forum, if anyone knows of it can they point me in the right direction please. Delete this please Mods, I found what I was looking for, sorry for the inconvenience.
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What type of collar do you have on her Chub's, could quiet simply be rubbing the hair off especially if she has smooth skin underneath, usually with a skin complaint the skin would not be smooth.
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Dog constantly has sleep in his eyes!
FJager replied to stealth's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
I agree Weejohn, Stealth after you clean the dogs eyes make sure you give your hands a good wash as it is highly contagious, salt water is a simple solution to this as someone has already stated. -
Trainee Porn Star.... scenerey is brilliant!
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Joke A big earthquake with the strength of 8.1 on the Richter scale has hit Pakistan. Two million Pakistanis have died and over a million are injured. The country is totally ruined and the government doesn't know where to start with providing help to rebuild. The rest of the world is in shock. The United States is sending troops to help. Saudi Arabia is sending oil. Latin American countries are sending supplies. New Zealand is sending sheep, cattle and food crops.
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Sounder this model has been around a few years now and they did have a gearbox problem with the earlier job's. They say they have rectified that problem now, although I couldn't say how true this is. The problem was minor but if left it could do a lot of damage. A mate has one of the earlier ones and just had his gearbox done up, however our work ones are a late model and no dramas.
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a bit of fun and rabbits photo have a look
FJager replied to hedges's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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Hi African, I have long been a fan of these French hounds and looked for breeders in Australia, often wondered how they would be on pigs, thanks for sharing.
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Sounder, what you are looking at is a very robust machine, strong and reliable in either diesel or petrol, and any ute is slippery in the arse end. I don't know of any engine problems, our work ones cop a real hiding at times and they keep taking it. Let us know how you get on. Take it for a drive and do a U turn and just see what you think of the turning circle.
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Yeah Matti, that dog caught and held him on his own, there was another pan licker there which I always said was useless, well it proved me correct. The piece of sh#t grabbed the boar on a front hock and the boar collapsed onto the dogs throat in the ensuing battle and nearly squashed it, I got a laugh out of that I can tell you. Yeah Stab's thats the one, funny you should mention Tonie Carrol though, the other bloke that was a main member of the crew in them days who was to lazy to get out of bed thaearly is actually Carrol's brother in law, he was happy when we called him and he turned up
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Sh#t mate, is that the same dog! He has grown well in the last fortnight, must be all the Xmas pudding. He's going to be a monster, you won't fit him in the Landy.
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You've got me in stitches here Waz
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Good units Sounder, we have 3 of them at work, they are always loaded to the gunwhales with gear and do cop a bit of a hiding and handle it fairly well, comfortable for a rugged off roader also, turbo diesels go well, petrol goes better, only downside is their large turning circle
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Best bet is to check your local phone book for sme wholesalers.
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Smart looking kit Sock's real good. I think letting people know that administering a Saline drip isn't just a job for a vet is a great idea. With a little training just about anyone can do it and it can certainly be a life saver. As far as dosage rates go Saline is basically sterile salt water and its pretty hard to O.D. with it. Not being fecitious Sandymere, but administering a drip in the field could very well keep the dog hanging on until it arrives at the vet. I just posted a pic of a great dog in the 'Boarhunting' forum who was lost to heat out in the field, if we had have had Saline
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Really handy looking dogs there mate, let us know how they progress please.
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100 kg on the knocker.
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Just realized I had this pic. It is of Stab's young pup Jasper out of his good bitch Vandal that had a pure track Greyhound put to her. Top little bloke he is, i'm sure we'll get him into the hares here as he grows. The most striking thing about Vandal is how gentle she is when not working. When Stabs first moved over here, I went down to his digs to nautralize him and all the rest, anyway I woke up the next morning on the couch with a stonking hangover which is usually the case at his place, you really do get well fed and watered there I can tell you, and I could feel this 'presense' next to
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I think a few need to back up a bit, Spiderpig made a valid post and I am sure that very few people were aware of the Donator position and he fairly bought it to light, but its all the Glory Hounds that have jumped in afterwards, if you want to donate fine, don't go shouting how special you are from the rooftops though. After the initial post someone put up their own post congratulating themselves basically and banged on about people doing the wrong thing, then they bumped their friggin post! This is exactly what the Mod's have asked people pacifically not to do. I don't see Admin asking a
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Nothing wrong with a hairy dog, he's a ripper mate.
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Hi Pointer28, I had this type of problem many years ago with a Bully, still not sure what caused it but his skin was terrible, cost a bleedin fortune at the vets with all their potions and nothing worked. A mate seen him and gave me a tin of 'Nucidol' which cost about $12.00 Aust and the problem was fixed within a fortnight and it never came back. He almost looked like a Mexican Hairless beforehand. 'Nucidol' is not on the Aust market any more but its worth a try in your country. Mutton is definitely a know go for skin problems in dogs as is venison. Hope you get something sorted.