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the one I have was a gift (thank you Barrie! :kiss: ) and had a gardening equipment label on it.
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we have one kinda like it
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Kye's dog Tor is the same way, can't believe she has made it to 6! She is not a little dog though so I am sure that is part of the problem, she weighs about 75lbs and 30" so its like stopping a mac truck. here she is the morning after she broke her tail hitting a drainage ditch in the middle of a field on a nights lamping. It was like a baboon's tail, stuck out for a few inches and then flat down like a dead snake. we had to have it amputated so she is a stumpy tailed gyp now! after she'd recovered from that she ran head first into the barn and broke her neck ..
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thank you, she is graying a bit now around her eyes and muzzle but those pics are from this year and last year so she still looks the same. As a breed they are the percentage-wise the longest living horses, many are ridden into their 30's with great success. But they are often used daily so that probably is a big part of it, a lot of the other "money" horses (arabs, throughbreds etc) are trained/ridden their first few years, and then spend the rest of their lives in pasture breeding. The Fox Trotter is a working breed and I can only assume that helps extend their lives. I would like t
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you don't know what you are missing ride one and you will be spoiled forever (I'm talking about the Fox Trotter of course)
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here's my mare Inca, she is 27 and is a naturally gaited Missouri Fox Trotter first day meeting the goats the 3 quarter horses I am boarding for someone who is traveling and between homes Inca didn't like them much when they first came here but she is better now
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cool pics, that last cob is awesome
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I've got one (not an F1 to grey but a multiple salX father to a grey mother) and he has incredible feet and is crazy crazy fast. He does not have the saluki sensitivity, he can take a telling off or bollocking right along with the other dogs. But he does need the bonding and one on one time that JD mentions.
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interesting question though ... if you had bought something (dog, car etc) for good money, and it was proven (in reasonable fashion) to be someone elses, would you fore-go the money and return it? Easy to say you would, but would you REALLY?
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I don't know if you can get them there but years ago I have used something called "nematodes" which are a little bug that feed on flea larvae. It takes a bit of time to work but once they are properly established you don't have the problem anymore as they just continually eat the larvae that develop. Luckily we have been in our new place 5 years and touch wood have never had fleas here. Ticks on the other hand are a daily battle! Around the house we dont have any because of the chickens, but out on walks or hunting we are guaranteed to have at least one dog with at least one every single t
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thanks!
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what in the heck does an equine dentist do? My vet always floated my horses teeth so I assume you do things other than floating?
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swimming pool paint or deck paint. Deck paint you can get in a lot of colors (greens, browns etc) while the swimming pool paint is most common in whites and blues. It is expensive though but good wearing and non slip, seen some good setups done with them both.
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off 'em! If someone been proven to be a blantant murderer, why should they live in comfort till the end of their days when their victims family will never see their loved one again? Disgusting.
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After you have the vet check and rule out mange, it is likely that it is just from pressure compaction and dirt in the hair folicles, commonly from laying on hard surfaces, but you can even see it when a dog lays on bedding. It wouldn't hurt to wash and rinse the dog very well, scrub the whole body well but especially the bare spots, and do this every week. Often adding anything to the coat/skin will just continue to stifle the healthy new growth. You could at least ask the vet but it is a possibility and easy to reverse, just takes growth time. The more the dog is up on its feet the bette
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how many dogs has "the" dog been in?
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maybe post a pic?
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Few pics of the pup and what il be running this season
Tiff replied to craigos1234's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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and more pink
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Keith Urban- makes me melt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtlaUVEmUOk Ted Nugent-kickass, loves his hunting and a good hearted, hard working man
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really love No Doubt (old Gwen Stefani)- makes me feel like I'm in high school again lol yes Miley Cyrus too
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Black Eyed Peas - so much fun to listen to Fergie- sexy sexy
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Amy Winehouse amazing talent Duffy-the clean version of Amy!
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pink is my favorite, nothing from her I don't like
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is it farming, wooded, fences, are the fields large etc? It might be doggable, you might put a few pics up for the coyote lads to have a look at?
