Jump to content

dogs-n-natives

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Content Count

    2,986

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

 Content Type 

Everything posted by dogs-n-natives

  1. dogs-n-natives
    Hail the champ
  2. dogs-n-natives
    He earns his keep rio! and yours looks a handy one aswell mate, like him alot
  3. dogs-n-natives
    My half cross bud, after a good day
  4. dogs-n-natives
    I do sometimes............point blank! When dug too... Otherwise they arent really suitable
  5. dogs-n-natives
    You sound an interesting chap, welcome to the forum
  6. dogs-n-natives
    That sounds pretty normal for a young owl david
  7. dogs-n-natives
    TOSSERS, f*****g ARSEHOLES They are the kind of people who knack the job for the rest of us!! :realmad:
  8. dogs-n-natives
    Nice to watch, shame they didnt connect, they surely deserved one after all that! On the same page there are two vids titled greyhound, and GREYHOUND. in the first one theres 4 greys coursing the same hare, the second vid theres 6 I think Bit Over The Top dont you think??
  9. dogs-n-natives
    Its nice to see one in a working home! And yours looks a cracker, wishing you all the best for her future. DnN
  10. dogs-n-natives
    King prawn and mixed meat chow mein, with satay sauce.
  11. dogs-n-natives
    Good luck with her
  12. dogs-n-natives
    Mine are 2-3 weeks, no eyes open yet. But a few of them have managed to get their arses out to chew on the bunny with mum.
  13. dogs-n-natives
    A ferret will come to no harm at all if fed on mixy rabbits, but I dont feed mine them. I hate the desiese, and (touch wood) it seams to be getting less damaging to the rabbits in my area. So now I bury any mixy rabbits I get straight away. As we all know that it is spread by the fleas, which will be jumping off the dead infected rabbit on your travels, and possibly spreading the desease to other areas. Its just what I now do, feck knows if it actually does help any, but hey, im never short of clean, healthy rabbits so im happy!
  14. dogs-n-natives
    Not seen much coursing myself, but they looked quite efficient. No fecking around there. Nice vid Cheers
  15. dogs-n-natives
    Well done SS, and a really good post there. Thanks
  16. dogs-n-natives
    Well done with the pics I get loads of bother with roe knocking the top hats off, cost us a fair bit in wasted pellets!!
  17. dogs-n-natives
    When rabbits fight they bite bits of each others lugs off. I used to do a lot of drop box trapping, and you occaisionally find that one of the rabbits has been bullied, and ears chewed down to stumps! Just something ive found, will be interesting to hear if anyone else has found this also Cheers DnN
  18. dogs-n-natives
    I agree with you there stevie g, I had a baying bitch(dead now) that could kill a fox above ground, or once you have broken through to her, but never killed one to ground. Its a totally different ball game isnt it. However my dog terrier, will now kill most foxes he is to ground with. He wasnt always like this, just got harder and harder as time went on. One time we couldnt dig him out of the rocks of an old quarry, and the fox must have been in a good position, when we got to him after nearly two days he was a sorry sight! You couldnt even see his eyes for a couple of days! Its the only d
  19. dogs-n-natives
    Nice pups there mate, and theres nowt wrong with a tinge of brown in the coat at all:thumbs:
  20. dogs-n-natives
    Mine needed held back, he was game for anything from a very young age. And was allowed to do a bit from 6/7 month(not running). Like you said 'the rock' the other dogs can help to encourage them at first, but some want to get stuck in, others dont. As for puppyish, he is still a fecking Dick now and he is approaching three. But a TOTALLY different dog once out in the field. He is my first bull x, so I can only go by my experiences with this dog. ATB DnN
  21. dogs-n-natives
    Theres a lot of spikey 'flatmeat' around here at the mo', nice to see one saved!!
  22. dogs-n-natives
    Dark and freezing cold under the fog, but climb the hill, and a lovely sunny day awaits you!! Great feeling when you emerge from the mist, I never want to go back under. lol Good pics Ali
  23. dogs-n-natives
    Thats one to remember! Im going to write that down. Cheers fishfish
  24. dogs-n-natives
    I think your right there john. A popular breed is the New Zealand white Also British Giant
  25. dogs-n-natives
    Ottomax, for any fungal infections. (may cover mites also, i will find out today) Im not 100% but I belive mites will cause a build up of crap in the ear canal, as will fungus. But an experienced eye could tell the difference. It will be quite cheap to treat for both, then at least you can rule them out if it persists. I can send you some ottomax, that I have used a bit of recently. (pm your address)
×
×
  • Create New...