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Everything posted by hily
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never used them but have seen them used during the foot and mouth to put down animals that we couldn't get into the crush .The effect on these mature cows was instant death shot in the same place you would place a captive bolt when the vet checked them over he told us that the slug had traveled through the beast and smashed the pelvic area don't know how this would effect the meat on deer and bore..
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I hate that bloody terrier she's just ripped up the dog box mattress a well she can lie doon on the bare floor little git
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So do you think a gun dog breed is more a pack animal and happy to work in a team to get a kill if so does this make the running dog breeds come from a line of single hunting animals (loners) or is it nurture and not nature.
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retire a bit earlier than i'am going to
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scottish borders a couple of guns wanted D.I.Y.shoot happy to answer your questions PM for details .
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BOBO = topman and man of his word got 170 cover he promised
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Not wanting to hi-jack the paperwork topic so I will just make an observation it seams to me that some folk who run lurchers and terriers don't appreciate the time spent on training gundogs as I see lots of topics about this or that pup ready for next season by the way I'VE GOT ME TIN HAT ON READY TO BE SHOT DOWN cos I don't really know how long it takes to train your dogs anyway for me the dog is normally about 20 -24 months old when I can say it,s good enough to work to expectation and not to field trial standards as I am not a dog trainer but just try to get them to work well enough for m
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Not important to lads who havn't got them for the dogs they have.Not important if the dog you have is a good un. To me when after a pup its important for me to find out what it's potential could be because not everyone has the luck to know some one who has a litter to such and such's bitch and the dog's owner is on's best pal .So checking papers can help.
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farther inlaw had bother with his collie having ago at the farm chickens it killed one so he belted it with the dead chuck it never had out to do with chickens again it wouldn't even look at the chucks
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SORTED WITH BOBO Any one else on here who can live without football
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That's great I will PM YOU
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anyone got an old lightforce 170 for sale as I need the reflector/lens for my lamp as mine was stolen this week'
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Well got home to find some kind soul had decided that my lightforce 170 roof lamp would be better in his hands than on my truck but as the unit is a permanent fixture the enterprising person took the reflector/lens cover of the lamp so now I have a base of a lamp that's of little use and lambing is in progress this is when I use the thing the most so if anyone has an old 170 for spares or repair then I would buy it from you, as long as its a genuine sale and it's not knocked off cos in my mind anyone knowingly buying stolen goods is no better in fact they are worse than the thief that took i
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No that's not what my post says = not soft so can be easily trained and turn out to be good hard hunting dogs I have a small video of her working on this site if you look for it polly flushing pheasants .
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bit late in the day to ask as you are getting a pup anyway the little bitch I have with a strong line to these dogs is a hard and fast hunter but at first I could not bond with her as she was so head strong but as she was not a soft natured type I could put pressure on her when training She did not bulk up to a good weight until she was about four years old now she is a little bulldozer.Sure you will get on fine with the dog you have to it's with you for a long time to come
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try again to show polly working youtube.com/watch?v=9I5F45dG7qkDSCF0052
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outube.com/watch?v=9I5F45dG7qk polly
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a look as you asked from other thread nice little dog getting a bit of experience .tried to transfer a vid of one of mine onto this thread from a while ago it's in this section with the title ( polly working) but a bit stupid when it comes to computers so couldn't do it
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sorry philluk just noticed that slipper does say he has the dog at heel. I still think temperament comes into it when to start the stop whistle training and to start to early with it can make a dog very sticky when out hunting and to me having to urge a dog on to hunt is as bad as it running in you can enforce the stop whistle but its not so easy to up its hunting skill Anyway of track all I can add to comments is slipper slow down with the training take your time 6 months is no age most folk don't start the real training until the pup is a bit older.
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What I was trying to put across was you have to add commands into the training as the dog progresses while maturing and its ability to understand your commands grow and not decide to concentrate on one at a time. As we are posting about springers at 6 months you assume the lad has his dog at heel at this age and you advise from this starting point not taking into consideration the dogs temperament many folk I know will not teach a spaniel to walk at heel until later on in its training they get the flow of hunting first and decide what the dogs natural abilities are they polish these but put
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can I just point out that you should work on the weak aspects of the dog not its strengths so if he doesn't hunt hard but retrieves well then use the dummy to get the pup to hunt and if he parks his bum when on the lead when you stop walking then that's the time to bring on the stop whistle my take on this is you are just taking what the dog has easily learnt and moving on to what you want him to do without to much fuss.o m o mind .
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thanks Mark but its a bit to big for my garden
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self propel forward and reverse gears north east
