reddog70
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nice one mate i got one more time out next week
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found this site might be of interest to any collie fans explains some differences in the working abilities between the types etc some good old pics also enjoy http://www.gis.net/~shepdog/BC_Museum/Permanent/AdelineJones/WelshSheepDog.html
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cheers i will try em out tommorow.. anymore anyone?
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my car insurance is up for renewal (with tescos) and it seems a bit steep this time anyone recomend one they tried and made a saving on cheers
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thanks for the replies dryfood is a bit of a minefield untill you find a good one..im looking at finding one with a lower protien content for the summer and unfortunatly i cant afford anything to expensive having a good few dogs to feed..can anyone recomend a better quality resting dry food that will still keeps a bit of weight on there dogs cheers
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rip troy all the best of luck in the future mate
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real hard decision for you mate guess he could just about get on with three legs dogs adapt well theres a boxer where i walk shoots about on three and if you did rehome him to a pet home after you got all summer to find him a suitable one and get yourself another ps i think theres was someone on here who works a three legged whippet with some success best of luck with what ever you do
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if you can get the money together mate i would get it done your obvously attached. you might just have to do a bit more ferreting and mouching with him keep the four legs what ever you do all the best
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been thinking of trying my dogs on redmills tracker for the summer months does anyone use it and do your dogs keep good condition on it? ive been on few sites and cant see the ingredients listed? any help would be greatfully recieved cheers
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check this out real good control
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yeah you gotta take the rough with the smooth i suppose im not gonna a lose good permission over it. will keep the good rapport going with the farmer
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i know what you mean. but these better hope i dont keep bumping into them
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how do you all feel about sharing your permission? i was thinking along the the lines of the owner letting others on to there land.. it happened to me recently at somewhere i have used mainly for ferreting and have taken good numbers over the years.. the owner has units he lets out and one of tenants approached him for ferreting guess he couldnt say no.. i went to ferret the other day to be told by 4 lads dont bother weve done all round here..got to say it boils my pi## abit... i will say though i think its easier than sharing my lamping permission and i noticed they only attempt the eas
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nice one demon a good start for the little fellow i had 5 good years lamping out my old whippit dog before he had a bad injury he would get up behind his quarry in double quick time. i miss running him now all the best in the future
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good bag mate
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nice bitch mate good hunting
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thanks for replies. jamie i used jills to work the warren and my hob was brought out for any lay ups cheers
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i started off late this morning to my permission to do a hedge where the rabbits have been causing a fare bit of damage dogs worked well and got a few just the one dig at just over a foot so well pleased
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rip
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thanks for the replies everyone will def have a look on ebay.. kobi2k4 how do you find cleaning it out? do they use one corner? thanks
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It's a fine place to house them mate Just make sure you have a good base thanks longdog ill put it up on a concrete base
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hello is there anyone here keeping there ferrets in a chicken coop? i am thinking of housing my group together in one have been looking on a few sites and i can pick a small one up for about £175 they look the biz anyone see any draw backs to using them? the living space would be straight on the ground thinking id use straw on floor with a huge heavy tray in corner for latrine they would have ladder then leading into living quarters to sleep and will also be kept under cover from weather. cheers ps heres a link to the one i like Norfolk coop http://www.ilikesheds.com/Product.aspx?id=3057
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well done ray
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collie x pics of the collie side used
reddog70 replied to reddog70's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
thanks all for the posts some good strong collie types and there pups. genny spinner don's sire looks a strong working dog your pup should have great potential did he also sire those other pups? -
interesting topics are already running on collie crosses but thought it would be interesting to see if any of the posters might put up any pics of the collies that were used in the breeding of there lurchers dont matter how far back..cheers reddog