Simoman
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Well best wishes to all and I hope you enjoy it and every dog returns from the field fit and injury free The only person entered I know is Tomo so best of muck matey
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Crikey, glad the pups ok.
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Totally agree 100%
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alright i see ur teaching ur kid the way not to hunt Welcome to the site
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Welcome aboard.
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Some good photos in that book kash but the content is dire.
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Just explain your on day release from prison, as after the "incident" with the chainsaw they are trying to integrate you back into society.............
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I went to hear a well resepted terrierman talk and he explained all about his trips to Germany hunting boars and using spears. Interesting.
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99.9% of the time the dogs treat the sleeve as a game and as the reward, this is how we train sport dogs, if we were training personel protetion dogs or security dogs we changed it from a game into a serious session. Its difficult to explain typing but the drives and the dogs perception are altered by using body movement, eye contact, pressure and various other methods, the most interesting thing about bitework is that the handler is mostly a bystander whos sole job is to demonstrate good timing when releasing the dog, the criminal as we call them or agitator is the person training the dog an
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You weren't doing anything apart from walking and spoke civily so I don't see a problem.
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Yes Bc, a confident dog wil;l take a full mouth grip on the sleeve without "mouthing" or shifting position, the confident dog will also come straight at you and bite the sleeve on the forearm, dogs that are driven via nerves or fear often bite weakly with there canines and not a full mouth, they will often bites arounf the hand area of the sleeve (as this is the farthest point away from the man wearing the sleeve) or around the top of the arm to avoid eye contact and percieved threat. P.S. The guy in the film Dr Brady Barr is bloddy annoying anyway............ Although our police and
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Get knocking, permission just doesn't materialse, prepare for lots of no's but its all worth it when you get a yes
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I've taken thousands of bites from rotties, shepherds, malis and dozens of other breeds and the trouble is that power from the bites varies with each individual dog from the same breed. The power excerted also depends hugely on whether the dog has a full mouth grip and whether the dog is in prey/defense drive, this will have a huge bearing on the pressure excerted
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Zoology eh? Very similar route to mine............Has she looked at any Uni's yet?
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Location Please?
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No arguments Kris, just healthy debate
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As you read tod, I just said good luck, I'm a positive kinda guy
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That's not a bad idea Simo, I wonder how long a cheese & pickle sarnie would last in there........... About 10 minutes if I was peckish
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you have just give wh the nod Read the thread and you will see I said good luck, my post was before any mention of the dogs age etc...........I can't be arsed to argue, if people think its ok to churn out several dogs a month then thats there perogative
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Where have i ever said I agree from breeding from unproven stoock tod?
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I agree
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Congratulations socks, whats she doing next? For any of you that did worse than expected, its not the end of the world, mine were all D's, E's and a C I left school in 1989 but went back to University in 1997 aged 23 and finally got a qualification and the career I wanted...
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double standard or wit you'r telling one guy not to breed. because there to many litters breed... and then telling another guy good luck way his breeding. very good Let me explian this is simple terms for you.........kreet has a lot of dogs returned. I see no problem breeding if its for the right reasons and the pups are ending up in permanent homes. Understand?
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Looks a beast
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I agree, perhaps there should As i stated earlier this wasn't personal, I was merely asking kreet to reconsider breeding a litter when there are enough pups out there and the amount of dogs passed through him show the lack of permanent stable homes.
