Simoman
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Couldn't disagree with that Neil and he is a nice bloke, he has done me a couple of favours.
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Welcome aboard mate
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Trouble is most people buy a pup, raise it and when something bad happens they expect rin tin tin. It takes hundreds of hours of training to get the real deal and regardless of breed if it doesn't have the minerals in the first place you can't put them in. Shepherds may have originally bred for herding sheep but how long have they been used a guard dogs, police dogs, prison dogs, security dogs, PP dogs, etc etc. I think its widely accepted that this is the breeds main role and has been for a while. Not saying they are the be all and end all, I have seen and trained some real crap She
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Very interesting thread gents........
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Yep but there are plenty like that out there I disagree, the best manwork dogs I have trained and seen have been Imported Shepherds
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Some interesting points "Hare coursers have a sophisticated information network" = A Mobile Phone "They may contain evidence of dogs inside – such as muddy paw prints and dog hair". = Beware dog walkers, if your dogs hasn't wiped its paws and hasn't been groomed that day you are a courser "Hare coursers often travel in convoy with transit vans at the front and rear containing minders and the cars in between containing the employers".= Minders and employees of coursers.................. Trouble is Joe Public laps up this drivel..................
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Just googled it, two NZ species in the south west of England for over 100 years, interesting
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Have you got shit in your eye Simo??? Very harsh Bosun.
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I stand corrected mackem Which species? Are they exotic escapees?
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I keep Macklays spectres and have also had Indian stick insects but unless I'm very much mistaken there are no native stick insects in Blighty so they must be escapees?
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His books are brilliant and hes also very attractive :kiss:
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Just take everything with a large dose of salt. Its only the internet
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Yes
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Gareth, I'm assuming he means if they feel pressured they will pack the game in and walk off. Which is true from the ones I have worked.
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I remember that book getting a bad reveiw in EDRD some years ago and Sean wrote to Dave to complain but didn't get much change When I read the synopsis for the fox of whitersrush moor I nearly died laughing
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Stark raving bonkers Read Give your dog a bone by Ian Billighurst, hopefully it will shed some light on the situation.
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MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM If you did some research then surely you would know that the barf diet IS a balanced diet and not JUST meat. As for dry foods, they have been linked to cancer, colitis, allergies and contain no moisture as its all been removed in the cooking process and grain is quantity, how unnatural!!!!
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Yes..."Shrew Hunting with Yorkshire Terriers" is a tempting book indeed What a ballsy endevour with todays legislation, any pics in it?
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Cam anyone recommend any good books on the history of WW2?
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I'll invite anyone in for a chat, I'm very lonely in real life.........................
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He has modelled himself on the serial killer in silence of the lambs..........
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Must admit skycat I have used landywoods for around 4/5 years and never had any problems.
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Yep, that about sums it up
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I looked at his new terrier book at the Welsh and managed to put it back without buying it........took some will power though
