lurcher lass
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this is the third time in a week someone has been in my garden, once I spooked him the other occasions he's taken a ferret,, I have moved the remaining ferrets inside to be on the safe side. I can't help and think that my house is being watched,, my partner visited the day after the first one was stolen - thus his car was outside, however he left at half 5 this morning and i went to the shed to defrost some meat for the dogs, i remember seeing the jill that was then stolen today between 6 and 10 this morning. the jill taken this morning is my smallest albino jill, bred myself earlier
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6 faces, five horses, one of which is a foal this shows i perfer animals to people, which is true!!
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wow thanks for all the replies! things are better today now we've both chilled a bit, to be hoest i'm not sure who was more stressed me or the dog! she's calmed down and isn't getting worked up when i have to leave for work, which to be honest was my main fear,, she seems to know that she's to take it easy,, so i'm just taking one day at a time she's well in herself and though she's lost weight through the stress of it all i can soon fix that,, the bloody dog eats better then me! FACT when i've taken her out to go to the loo i've been lifting her over the step and letting her g
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thats a good idea mate thanks! and cheers marie
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thanks kayleigh and everyone for the wishes of fast recovery loftie she has a collor (lampshade) but she gets more stressed about that then the leg! - i know makes no sense but being my dog i wouldn't expect anything else! so while i'm home its taken off but when i go to bed or out its popped back on, she isn't showing the leg much interest in all fairness, just feeling a bit sorry for herself....
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sorry to hear this mate,, sounds like some great dogs your having to let go,, i genuinly wish you all the best in finding homes for them and i hope your circumstances improve so we can see you back working doigs again mate
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pet plan,, not the cheapest but they pay the vet the quickest so the vet will like that
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shit happens mate but thanks! i should see you again in febuary as i'm planning to pop over again xx vet says ten weeks she'll be fine to bring back up to fitness and continue working,, just a bit stressful to say the least!
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p,s sorry about the poor quality of photos, the lighting in my house isn't great
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myself and a good friend went lamping with my lurcher bitch Jazz and his dog whilst running the beam accross a feild she managed to put her foot into a rut left by the tractor, she done a decent yelp, she was carried to the car so we could have a better look, the leg was very clearly broken, the whole leg was swinging and it looked like she had two knees, i'm able to skin and dispatch a variety of wildlife and i certainly do not have a sensitive tummy but this made me feel ill to be honest,, we took my bitch to an emergancy vet had her strapped and pain killers given so we could drive to
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sweet pup! sent you pm xx
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Lets see your Salukis and Saluki x Greyhounds
lurcher lass replied to Richie10's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
i'm looking forward to seeing this thread,, there are some nice bull crosses on here but like ye say tis good to have a change,, come on everyone get those photos up!! x x all the best with the pup richie -
The story with my pup I am still persivirng with her although i might have to start takeing prozac atb dell good things come to those who wait as they say my dog pup is starting to think about coming together now which is nice to see just takes a while Annemarie xx
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pm sent
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FOUND BLACK TERRIER- OWNER WILL KNOW THIS DOG
lurcher lass replied to Doglost Co-Ordinator's topic in Lost and Found
terrier still there? digging dog or bushing dog? all the best for the little fella xxx -
nice photos thanks xx
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watch it on iplayer before jumping the gun - its not like that at all
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you small minded human being if you actually opened up your ears for a moment you would have heard them say that white people get attacked also,, this was a programme for anyone whose been bullied or attack to help raise awareness it wasn't one sided at all and any one with an ounce of decency was have been disgusted to share race, colour or even breathing space with that kind of behaviour,, but by your answer it sounds like your the sad excuse of a human being who would admire/agree with this all i can see is pity you for not being able to see whats in frount of you! anyone who was b
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thanks dell, a friend lost a dog in a similar way, i think its lurchers in general you want to watch with woodland,, i'm careful with all my dogs some people say i'm too careful but i'd say theres no such thing as long as your dogs works to a standard your happy with,, whats the story with your pup mate? feel free to pm me,, i keep meaning to send both dave's a couple of photos have you been chatting to him? tell him i said hello xxx
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like i've never seen before!!
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he was certainly sound in kennels, grand round other dogs and definatly much bigger and stronger dog . . thanks for the comments
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recently due to very kind invitation i went over to ireland for a spot of deer stalking and fox hunting with privatly owned pack i loved it!! on our travels we met a fella who had a few coursing greyhounds,, a type of hound i hadn't seen before,, I have worked with racing greyhounds few years back but these were like a whole different breed,, much taller and far bigger bone with a huge head on them, they were absolutly stunning! one in particular that had a grand build, decent looking dog took me eye, lovely vibe of sound temperment . . i have me name down for this dog if he d
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ooo dodn't like the last one,, what seperation anxity can make a dog do eh!