Simoman
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Electric collars can be used for stock breaking and I have used them for this myself BUT, and its a big but you need the timing to be spot on or the problem can become much worse............... Zap just before the dog chases or connects (with a command if possible) and the collar can be great but get your timing wrong and zap the dog as he connects he will often associate the correction and pain to have come from the animal and may step up a gear..................
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I feel a migraine coming............The staffy is the 5th dog down but the 7th photo...........
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Thats the one we are talking about you numpty well why does it say 5th dog down?(thats a orrible looking fecker too!!) It says 5th DOG down, not photo
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Thats the one we are talking about you numpty
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Personally I don't like Russels with a tail but it wouldn't stop me from buying one if it was what I really wanted...................
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"Different" thats for sure...............
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Just keep ringing matey, my Navara was quoted between £2,000 and £300 so the variation is huge...............
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Moved to correct section and bids via pm's please folks or this could run and run...............
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Disgusting but as you say this issue goes a lot deeper than football with rangers and Celtic fans..........
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Life a bitch My first car was in 1992 when I was 18, its was a Austin Montego 1.6L and I paid £1,100 third party only back then.................God knows what that would translate to now but I bet its mopre than your quote. Just keep ringing around............
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If you say they have good temperaments and there abilities suit your requirements then pick the sire you like best............
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Yep spot on, don't beleive all you read chaps. When was the last time you read something in the broadsheets with a positive spin on hunting?????????
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Always remember not to let Ian drive though as he gets the Land Rover bogged down in a moist field..............
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This thread is going nowhere fast, closed
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The last thing I want is to be out and worry about my dog chasing livestock so I always break mine when young and they see livestock on a daily basis. I started my lurcher pup with poultry over the bank holiday.
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I'm SURE I WASN'T in Austraila I've been there
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my bull x is always pulling
Simoman replied to shaun dee's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
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Well I took the kids to visit relatives in Hampshire this weekend and atfer a nightmare journey back which took over seven hours due to getting "parked" on the M40 after a Range Rover caught fire I witnessed a strange sight in a field next to junction 27 of the M1 in Nottinghamshire, in a grass field next to the motorway was a wallaby, now I know there were meant to be a few feral wallabies in Derbyshire but are there any in other parts of the UK? I'm assuming this was an escapee.................
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my bull x is always pulling
Simoman replied to shaun dee's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
I have used electric collars in a variety of situations but it is totally the wrong tool for this job................... ask ss about my hybrid dog....it WOULD not be alive today if it wasnt for shock collars,no question...a very well respected trainer of so called defence dogs hospitalised by this dog...................................... heve you seen spike???? please tell me when out hunting in the field in pitch black how the hold the leed firmly and turn round walk away method will work?????????? you are dealing with a knid and very keen bull x...if you like i will be h -
The world is full of snidey little turds................