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    pipes and snow are great, got advice of a terrier man one time when starting out that walk every field and check every earth with young dogs because if you had no experienced dog to tell you something was home at least you could have a good guess from the prints and encourage the pup. worked for me and brought on my first terrier
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    That was an error in frains book, seamus's hunting partner alan owned a cracker of a russell, who wore the mask but all the rest was true, that dog worked some foxes, probably the best marker i have seen
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    mousey is a nice fella, i liked that red dog Vic he had wasa bit strong to be sucessful at top level in shows but great stamp of a dog, was he todds father?
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    is vick not mousey mcardles dog? Ians dogs always seemed to carry a few marks and i found were nice calm dogs. i got the impression they did a bit from how they acted, you know not gassy headbangers. Was tyke the big red dog a son of monty? Pup looks great
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    ditchshitter, you are in the right parto f the world for decent music. i used box as a kid and all the club shows i boxed on i came out to horslips, trouble with a capital t.
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    kiwi lovely looking dogs. Forgive my ignorance what role do they play pig hunting, finders?
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    Gus be carefull differnt countrys being talked about here with different rules. Try getting stopped by the PSNI outside forkhill and refuse to let them search...... not a good idea as a fella whoworks for me found out
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    Jigsaw sorry to hear your loss, dog is off in a better place. I was interested in what you said about hearing the dog only 10 mins before, we had a dog die in the ground laast year and we heard him right up to 5 minutes before we broke through. It's hard to believe it can happen so fast. All the best for th rest of your season Celt
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    Bolohan Never come across snakes with terriers, st patrick put paid to that. But i would think you would try to discourage any interest in snakes with a terrier, or is this not a problem Celt
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    very true. I have found dogs of about 20 - 25 lb suit me best. Had some good wee uns but prefer the larger dogs
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    thanks
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    boots is he pure glen or wheaten? looks quite light built what sort of height. Celt
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    Kye Well done, having done alot of boxing and then kick boxing, i can remember cutting weight well, i hate bananas and saunas now. Also the rubber suits sticking to you with sweat or wearing 3 black bin liners and doing a 4 mile run before the sauna. You are a tough lad putting your self through that, i walked around at 75 kg and boxed at 71kg or 67 kg and that was lethal losing the weight . Good luck in your spar Celt
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    Any reason for facing the kennels away from the house, i find the dogs like to see what is going on ?
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    funny

    celt replied to paddydog's topic in General Talk

    What do lobster thermedore and blowjobs have in common? I don't get either in my house.
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    I have a bit of a problem, 2 male dogs, one neutered one entire, where they piss in garden burns grass and messes up lawn. Problem is I am in a new house and quite a few trees and bushes in the garden so lots of targets for them to piss. Is there any thing I can do with diet or liquids with the dogs to lose this effect? I must be getting old worrying about hte garden. Thanks Celt
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    Very tidy bitches, would be a bit small for my liking but great shape to them. I would be interested in having a look at that forum, could you leave a link or a name, thanks Celt
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    my only concern would be does it like mutton, maybe thats why such nice young dog g ot in kennels
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    brightened up my evening
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    your pups look in great nice as does the bitch well done lad Cheers Celt
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    stupid question i have not used chalk ever, does it make a big difference and where do ye get it?
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    Ditch gotta agree martindale collars are the best traiing collar i have used, my 6 year old dobermann still wears one all the time and it is great for controlling them. gun smoke sounds like a young terrier dog letting its balls drop, need to let him know you are in charge good luck. Slan Celt
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    As a kid the belfast lurcher men used to head to Ardee best place for hares. I used to help net hares for crebilly coursing club and mountain hares around fintona were clever buggers. The ground was awfull and never saw a dog get one on there but then the greyhounds sorted them out at crebilly
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    I disagree totally with 14 14 as the dogs end up like weeds. A dog should be at least 18lb at that height, I have had heavier but as long as they get there, the extra weight means it can handle what comes at him. Too light and they have no stamina. Your pup will be getting close to normal height but will fill out for another year or so. 16lb should be ok as long as it aint 8 inch tall lol
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    Not the greatest of shows, there were a few decent terriers, and a few fine looking lurchers. Can't say I agree with buying pups at shows, the bull cross pups over in the car park appeared healthier than those in the box beside the rings. But you pay your money you take your chance. I noticed quite a few lurchers owned by young lads with kennel cough, I am suprised the organisers didn't chase them but still. I left before the championship which dog got best terrier and which got best lurcher?
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