Clancy
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Very nice site.
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Very nice! Great photos. Sure were alot of people falling off of their horses. Is that common on foxhunts?
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Sorry for your loss Shell.
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:sick: Is that what they call fumundacheese?
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A couple drove several miles down a country road, not saying a word. An earlier discussion had led to an argument, and neither wanted to concede their position. As they passed a barnyard of mules and pigs, the wife sarcastically asked, "Relatives of yours?" "Yep," the husband replied, "In-laws." A man and a friend are playing golf one day at their local golf course. One of the guys is about to chip onto the green when he sees a long funeral procession on the road next to the course. He stops in mid-swing, takes off his golf cap, closes his eyes, and bows down in prayer. His friend
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I'd say get her back to the vet. Until then keep it moist and sterile and don't let it dry out. If all else fails take some super glue and tack it back together, keeping the flesh to the inside. Make sure you leave a weep hole at the bottom for drainage and mabe wrap the leg in something to keep her out of it. I've done the fix on dogs and sheep with success.
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Nice work Dev. Hope you get an easy one for the little bitch.
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Very Nice! I really liked it.
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Very nice looking. I hope they work well for ya.
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Congrats there DS I hope she turns into the biter you hoped for Great looking bitch. And way to go Eamon. Its good to know there are still decent folk about.
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Don't pasteurize! It kills all of the enzymes in the milk that allow you to digest it properly. And I would agree that it makes it toxic especially the ultra pasteurized milk. Think liquid formica. Why do you think so many people are lactose intolerant? They killed all the healthy enzymes in the milk. As far as taste goes, milk takes on the odor of the area in which it is milked and what you feed is what you get. Milk in an area that doesn't smell so much like a barn, even if you have to milk outside. Alfalfa hay is supposed to be good for taste and good pasture. Don't let the milk g
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www.furminator.com Its totally natural imo. This has worked tremendously well.
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If you are using a regular collar take the leash down her back, bring it under and around her waist and then under the leash at her back. Successfully completing a loop. If she tries to pull she will succeed in lifting her back end off of the ground or put a bit of squeeze on her. This worked like a charm for my pulling Lakie.
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sorry to hear it mate.
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Nice looking litter there Dev. 10! wow that a load of pups. Best of luck with them. Congrats!
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some Pigs have no Morals nowadays mate! I wouldn't fancy the sow either after she just emptied her dirt box out in front on me .... Jasper :sick: :sick:
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Very nice looking. Thanks!
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No offense taken mate! On here if you can't take it best to keep the mouth shut.
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woo!!!! 20 MINS!! He was about 5 months. I know its not long at all but the fact is he stayed. I haven't been able to pull him off quarry since above or below. This being my first ground dog I've not the experience with my own dogs. I'm just saying for PIP that I of the other dogs I've seen I haven't seen one called out of a hole or leave unless quarry bolted.
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Nice looking pup. I hope she works out well for you!
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Very nice! Keep up the cider. Clancy
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Way to go Christian! That Timmy dog sure is a small beggar. Especially compared to the Nutria. Glad your hunt was a success. Clancy
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Happy Easter Craig. God Bless you and your. Clancy
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