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    Yes, the results would conclusively show that a jill left in season has ill effects on her health. With any illness, disease or condition, certain abnormalites and/or clinical signs are presented, these are then confirmed via the relevant methods, and the appropriate treatment given at that time. The extent of test/examination findings of a jill left in season would depend on how long she has been left in that state. The blood sample analysis of a jill left in season would highlight corresponding abnormal cell counts, thus confirming clinical symptoms and the condition presented. The cell coun
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    Yes, the results would conclusively show that a jill left in season has ill effects on her health. With any illness, disease or condition, certain abnormalites and/or clinical signs are presented, these are then confirmed via the relevant methods, and the appropriate treatment given at that time. The extent of test/examination findings of a jill left in season would depend on how long she has been left in that state. The blood sample analysis of a jill left in season would highlight corresponding abnormal cell counts, thus confirming clinical symptoms and the condition presented. The cell coun
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    this is the only pic i have of the dam as she dont belong to me. she is the dog on the right theres been several replies saying how good these dogs are catching 60 rabbits between them in a night Who caught the other rabbits to the left of the dogs? Y.I.S Leeview
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    Out of season is of no use apart from a 'control' blood sample. OK another one of your theories their blood count is only affected while they're in season and returns to normal levels miracuriously as soon as they come out of season in their own time Y.I.S Leeview
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    They're not long out of season put the money up and I'll have them tested Y.I.S Leeview
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    Very simple, you stated leaving jills in season has no ill effects, I stated if that is true, would you have you jills tested to prove your opinion right, you agreed, I stated that if you are right, I'd pay. As you are so convinced you would be right, then why would you have to pay a penny? Seems you have no conviction behind your theory.... Ultimately you have been asked to prove you are right, and you won't back it up, just bitch about money. All talk and no trousers... If you are prepared to justify your opinions, then pm me, as I requested before. Will not pm you, keep it here for all
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    Not a problem doing these burrows after 2 weeks the manufactureres reccommendation is the gas is only lethal for 48hrs after application Y.I.S Leeview
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    Very simple, you stated leaving jills in season has no ill effects, I stated if that is true, would you have you jills tested to prove your opinion right, you agreed, I stated that if you are right, I'd pay. As you are so convinced you would be right, then why would you have to pay a penny? Seems you have no conviction behind your theory.... Ultimately you have been asked to prove you are right, and you won't back it up, just bitch about money. All talk and no trousers... If you are prepared to justify your opinions, then pm me, as I requested before. Will not pm you, keep it here for all
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    Very simple, you stated leaving jills in season has no ill effects, I stated if that is true, would you have you jills tested to prove your opinion right, you agreed, I stated that if you are right, I'd pay. As you are so convinced you would be right, then why would you have to pay a penny? Seems you have no conviction behind your theory.... Ultimately you have been asked to prove you are right, and you won't back it up, just bitch about money. All talk and no trousers... If you are prepared to justify your opinions, then pm me, as I requested before. Will not pm you, keep it here for all
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    So you aren't willing to put your money where you mouth is then? NO intention of paying a penny You asked if I would be willing to have my ferrets tested I answered YES without reservation but you pay for the tests doing I doubt you will put your money where your mouth is though because every topic you comment on about ferrets you make an idiot of yourself with stupid replies Y.I.S Leeview
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    Well the same as many members on here but ferret100 wants blood tests doing to prove shes right and everyone else is wrong Have a good season YI.S Leeview Just looking forward to you putting your money where your mouth is. We have a syndicate going... You want the tests doing your paying Y.I.S Leeview I'll pay if you are right.....but I severely doubt I'll be out of pocket. If you are serious about proving a jill left in season has no consequences, then PM me to sort the details out. I'll have to try that on the Euro lottery I wont pay till I know the numbers :laugh:
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    hold the ferret in one hand,its front legs between your first and second finger its body is suspended below your hand now gently swing its back end round and round Y.I.S Leeview
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    Well the same as many members on here but ferret100 wants blood tests doing to prove shes right and everyone else is wrong Have a good season YI.S Leeview Just looking forward to you putting your money where your mouth is. We have a syndicate going... You want the tests doing your paying Y.I.S Leeview
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    Just a point here not all landowners have sporting rights over their own land A few farms in the dales that we rabbit on dont own the sporting rights but can give permission to take rabbit only. One of the farms sold a few fields with a barn on it, the chap who's bought it ha dammed streams and made flight ponds for the ducks and geese which breed out on the moor, he's advertising the shooting to let to an internet syndicate and has been brought down through his deeds to the land only allowing 1 named person to control rabbits Y.I.S Leeview
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    Well the same as many members on here but ferret100 wants blood tests doing to prove shes right and everyone else is wrong Have a good season YI.S Leeview
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    No never in over 50years of keeping and working ferrets Y.I.S Leeview
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    ask Tiercel on here you wont go wrong for quality and price Y.I.S Leeview
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    OLD NEWS You said it was the way to go now there are risks? I dont recall any swelling from injections I've had So I and other experienced members leave their jills in season with no problems or ill side effects you reckon on what you've heard or read that jill jabs,vasectomised hob are your choice BUT THEY HAVE THEIR PROBLEMS I think I'll stick with experience as it has nt caused me any problems at all Y.I.S Leeview
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    Well Rake Aboot your the only member thats put his hand up and said you've lost a jill in season. Happyferret(page1) on the other hand knows someone down her road who loses them regularly due to the poor conditions he keeps them in, to myself thats not conclusive the deaths were caused by them being left in season While several experienced members leave their bionic jills in season and have done for many years with no adverse signs or reactions or deaths Y.I.S Leeview This is nonsense. Leaving a jill in season is not acceptable and unless somehow your jills are biologically different fr
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    LV, Eng FT Ch Haulstone Larry won the IGL ( UK ) Retriever Championship in 1937 running as a golden retriever. His Grandmother Lizzie was registered with the KC as ( retriever interbred) ; His great grandmother was Haulstone Jenny ( Retriever Interbred) and his gggrandfather was Eng FT Ch Laylers Defender ( Labrador). And his owner was not viewed as a cheat by either the Kennel Club or his fellow competitors AND people did purchase pups from him as his lines are still carried through to today. And if you looked at photographs of him - you would say he was a golden retriever. Now if the K
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    I remember seeing some of that x back maybe 25year ago,they were a good lurcher,great stamina and ag good dog on fox.Have not heard of the x in a long time since. I saw some really nice fhxgh Xdhgh in Downpatrick around that time very impressive dogs bred by some local lads around that way Sean Mc had them and recall a dog called "Bruno" Y.I.S Leeview
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    Albert i believe you breed retrievers? what do you call a - 1 A KC registered Retriever x KC registered Retriever 2 A Retriever x Retriever neither KC registered 3 A Retriever (KC or not) x Pointer Can`t wait to hear his reply to this .But you know what he is like he will try and tell you its a retriever . You were right Speedie now I wont ask what tonights lotto numbers are but if you could tell me the tricast on tonights Derby I'll have a do on that Albert you say a cross breed won a field trial Championship? Cant believe for one minute that the other competitors
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    Well Rake Aboot your the only member thats put his hand up and said you've lost a jill in season. Happyferret(page1) on the other hand knows someone down her road who loses them regularly due to the poor conditions he keeps them in, to myself thats not conclusive the deaths were caused by them being left in season While several experienced members leave their bionic jills in season and have done for many years with no adverse signs or reactions or deaths Y.I.S Leeview This is nonsense. Leaving a jill in season is not acceptable and unless somehow your jills are biologically different fr
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    skeletally at 18weeks(as your hobs are) they are fully grown NOT mature yet, take them out too soon and being inexperienced bumping into a backed up rabbit kicking out at them MIGHT either put them off going back down a warren or really gee them up into having a go at the rabbit. In the wild stoats,weasels and even euro polecats would be on their own fending for themselves at this age Y.I.S Leeview
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    as pernod pointed out shes only 10week old still has her baby teeth, she'll have them for another couple of weeks, lose them and her adult teeth will be coming through. Adult teeth are no more of a problem than the baby teeth at present ITS when she is older and her jaw muscle will develop that biting will be a problem So suggest you spend as much time as you can over the next couple of weeks to handle her/them to get them used to you handling them and build your confidence up Good Luck Y.I.S Leeview
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