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deanflute

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  1. 56 minutes ago, C.green said:

    Sounds like its been kept dirty once there into that habit its a b*****d to break. Id be tempted to put it in a kennel and run let it learn if it uses the run it dont have to lay in it.

    That's our thinking. The breeder kept him for us till he was 11 weeks old. We think he's just been left to do it where he wants and now he thinks thats what he should do

  2. It's been quite some years since I've had a dog living inside 24/7 but the Mrs and daughter wanted a French Bulldog pup. The mother and daughter lurchers that I have live outside during the working day and at night but even though they are in a kennel and run they are spotless 99% of the time unless i have to leave them longer than normal. Now this Frenchie is an absolute nightmare to house train. I'm constantly taking him out for toilet breaks but he still continues to wee whenever he wants. Even in his crate he will just wee and then lay on it no problems. Proper scrubber! He's on a constant cycle change of bedding. He's 13 week old and I am fine with the odd accident at that age but to just wee like he does is frustrating. His crate is a small one so it's not like he's got the room to toilet at one end and sleep at the other. I'd read before we got him that they were clean and pretty intellectual. Not this one. Any hints and tips would be greatly received. 

  3. On 17/11/2018 at 23:25, Arry said:

    Yes it can . Turn it over so you are looking at the  inside of the collar. With a junior hack saw cut a faction ether side of what looks like a weld longways on the transmitter part of the collar. The leather part of the collar should now pull free, thread new leather collar in and mix araldite and run in the grove. Job done allow to dry easy. Hope this is some help.

    Cheers Arry

    Can you put some pictures up of what you mean? I think I've got a good idea of what to do but I dont want to knacker up a good transmitter

  4. I've got the same problem with my jill. Shes at least 4 because I rescued her 3 years ago. Her back end is totally gone. She's still eating and drinking normally and still plays with the kits as much as she can. Drags herself around with no troubles at all. I think it's time I had her pts now. Dont want to but sometimes you have to do right by them and not us

  5. 7 hours ago, white van man said:

    Thought that might have been the case Dean. Hope she went to a good home. Maybe someone off here? 

    Me too mate it was always in my mind that he'd done that but he assured me she'd got a home for life with him because of his down syndrome lad and not being able to separate them once introduced. You can never tell can you, given to a mate of his who's not on Facebook for me to get in touch with him, pet home in his 50's loves going hiking with her. For all I know she could have gone to a spotty chav stuck in a yard day in day out. I told him I'd have had her back here with me if he wanted to get rid of her. Quite disappointed with budharley to be honest

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  6. If anybody on here know budharley personally can they get in touch with him please. I want to know how the black bitch is doing that he bought. Unfortunately he's ignoring all my efforts to find out about her so I'm guessing he's passed her on. Loved to be proved wrong though.

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