neil cooney
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I watch every episode of THE NEWS (it's being running for years) but I don't think half of it is true.
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Probably Stockholm Tar. According to the old school it cures everything, from bad bites to leprosy.
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I'd say Shane is on his way to fixing the problem, please God. BUT, Topper , your post made me laugh. Did you go through the child cruelty that I did as a kid ????????????? Because my parents used the actual stuff used for pigs to stop me biting my nails, LOL.
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I think working terriers do get dirty now and again.
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If the terrier is as clean as a whistle Rippem might be right and it might be a psychological problem. Is the terrier very inbred and is he highly strung in other things he does ? It probably wont work with an animal as determined as a working terrier but there is stuff you can get from vet supplies for putting on a sows teats to stop the piglets suckling, I think it used to be called something like Bitteralos or similar. Haven't used it in years but have a look and see is there something similar still available. It's very bitter.
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Now there's a hunting dog. He's obviously caught the buck and is now carrying it home. What a dog.
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The best reply yet.
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This Weeks Field Sports Channel.
neil cooney replied to neil cooney's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Because the last time someone put up footage of a Spitz type dog bringing a badger to bay before it was culled it was like a green light to all the macho men and the discussion soon turned into a "that dogs shite cause it's baying" and "a good bull cross would kill that". Instead I think we should just enjoy other countries hunting methods and be envious that they've kept their noses clean and can still hunt in ways we're not allowed too. -
You got lucky. A fox in tight place, terriers loose with no collars on and no shovel to hand can often result in tears..
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Nice type, after your bad luck hopefully she'll fill the gap.
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And then when your dog gets sick B12 wont be worth a shite to help it recover.
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I thought it was interesting and worth a look. PLEASE, don't start a debate on this forum and just look and make up your own mind.
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Vit B12 really is the Bees Knees WHEN a dog needs it such as recovering from sickness or when the bodies system needs recovering from pregnancy etc. etc. but if you think your dog needs it after a hard night or days work then IMO that's silly.
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Bah humbug.
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Glyn, a member on here and unfortunately he's Welsh, but hey, we all have our crosses. LOL. Good artist though.
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Are you saying that the hens were free range when the fox struck ? And are you really suggesting a catapult for a fox ? Why not make a massive catapult and use a Rottweiler as ammo, LOL. The saying "closing the stable door after the horse has bolted" spring to mind.
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No, but have seen plenty of drafts from them. A lot of huntsmen don't like them as they can be headstrong. The Scarteen must be good and fast as I know Paul Carberry likes to ride to them.
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Not everyone is knowledgeable of the work of Dickens Treehands, LOL.
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If they were in a run I'll presume he got in a hole somewhere (unless the wire was low) so stick a snare on it.
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I think it's repeated Saturday evening.
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Rewind a bit mate .If you know we don't celebrate thanksgiving then why wish us a good one !.Its like me wishing you a happy St swithens day ,means nothing to you . Ye don't even celebrate St Withins day yourselves FD. It must be a British thing to not nationally celebrate certain days. Within small communities in Britain it seems ye will celebrate local feasts but as a nation it's like you don't want to nationaly (except Guy Faulks, but lets be honest, thats a commercial thing) be seen to celebrate anything. Look at us Irish and how we celebrate our national Saint (who was born in Fran
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Don't ask me why Bosun, but I've always known where your user name came from. Must have been a book or something else I read, so your user name is not that a mystery.
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I think I put this old saying up before on a thread DogFox wrecked but I'll say it again, "Never argue with a fool, He'll drag you down to his level,
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My real name is Hugh G. Rection but choose my user name from a know it all, trouble making f****r from Ireland.
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Years ago the way women talked of carbolic soap you'd have thought it would cure cancer. You mentioned the old washing machines and it reminded me of an old timer who's favourite saying was "The last time I laughed this much was when granny caught her tits in the mangle," LOL.