lurcher lass
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i was happily reading away til i noticed the letters were jumbled all the best lurcher lass
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sorry to anyone i havent replied to am not online 24 7, genuine dog to those interested but those just saying their opinion its not wanted...i would rather keep the dog than have people squabbling about why a good dog is for free, genuine person here and a genuine fully working dog, we have the full sister to this dog and 5 terriers to work, also another bullx nearly ready to whelp and a new baby on the way, he is advertised locally to me for a price but would prefer a working home obviously hence the post on here, thanks fair enough, it came accross wrong at the start, i'm just trying
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what a pretty lil dog sounds like your doing well considering you've had her 8 weeks, good on you i would reccommend to do the recall and stop/wait command for safety reasons, sounds like when training her you should use the tennis ball as a reward, my first dog would liturally crawl accross the floor for the sake of his ball, whilst she's on the lead, hold the ball as you would normally and ask her to sit, reward by giving her a quick play, gradually make the ball less obvisios but still reward her with it, ie work towards having the ball in your pocket and asking her to sit, whe
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if you need someone to help with organising the stag ....really fancy cottage pie now
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tis typical mate
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i don't normally get caught up in this sort of thing, but it had to be said, tis nice to know that someone else thinks the same way
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next time we meet up at beach or for a mooch in the feilds, i'll bring me camra and should get at least ONE nice photo!! talk soon xxx
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its just a tip on writing an advert to help you sell your dog, your clearly starting to show your attitude i hope this dog gets the home he deserves,,, i really do
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get sall to edit the photo to make it a tad clearer, she'll do a nice job on it talk soon hun, will ring later lurcher lass x x x
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Hi lurcher lass.Some people you just can help.You gave him good advice.If he dosent want to know its his problem.atb. Catcher 1 cheers mate, we can only try ... pity though
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i know these are not the type of ears you mean but as we're on the subject of ears, i thought you'd fancy a giggle my pup with random ears -look at the state of em!! and random puppy pic
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get your friend to write the advert, stating where/who the dog was bought from, your current location, reason for sale, honest write up about dogs temperment re kids,dogs,livestock,ferrets,what training has he had, working experience on quarrey include a photo of this dog, then people may take interest .. but then this takes effort and you need to be bothered about the dog to this and besides its so much easier to write a sentence as if your selling your car; age, colour, price ....or would you be more bothered about your car? but then we see this all the time, i do hope this dog gets
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very nice scottish lass, what breed are they? are they egg layers? meat hens? both thank you for sharing these lurcher lass x x
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now thats a chat up line!! how odd and very nice of you to the hound a kip, he probably really values the quiet company of your house, good on you mate, nice to know there are some nice people in this world all the best lurcher lass xxx
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sure i know this dog from somewhere
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why are you rehoming this dog? at five years old its in his prime, my bitch is three and i've een offered cash in hand for her but she's not going anywhere! at this age he should have proven himself and if circumstances have changed then your buddies should be falling over themselves to have your dog! and personaaly if i had to rehome any dog under my care i would put a price high enough to ensure a decent permenant home or if circumstance was really desperate give him to a rescue if a mate couldn't look after him, otherwise your dog could go to be with anybody over worked during the season an
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AWW now theres a compliment!! and thank you xx only correction one child!! just photos of different ages... if i get broody again i'l get another dog!! in regards to dressing up etc not often to be honest, i live in me steel toed boots, jeans and shirt having said that whenever i do dress up -though very very rarely in a skirt, people do notice which is great but i never wear make up, just don't have the time, patience and tis so expensive when theres purse nets, dog leads etc to buy!! tis all about education, with so many young girls being taught to do hair and play with dolls et
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the last thing i will do is start swearing on a computer but like i said my pup has turned out racey you said it your self they change now if he aint happy with him hes better off with some one who is but i no wat you are saying and like ive already said my bitch isnt goin anywhere and IT IS NOT MY DOG i thought id try this site as my mate is not on the net i understand its not your dog, i was simply talking about the situation not about you personaly, we see this sort of thing a lot on this site and i just feel very strongly about any dog of any age going from one home to the other,
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AWW now theres a compliment!! and thank you xx only correction one child!! just photos of different ages... if i get broody again i'l get another dog!! in regards to dressing up etc not often to be honest, i live in me steel toed boots, jeans and shirt having said that whenever i do dress up -though very very rarely in a skirt, people do notice which is great but i never wear make up, just don't have the time, patience and tis so expensive when theres purse nets, dog leads etc to buy!! tis all about education, with so many young girls being taught to do hair and play with dolls et
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and there was me expecting to be insulted again!! thanks lads, its a grand lil pup i hope it goes to a permenant home where the dog will be worked responsibly and well cared for come on lads someone decent collect this dog and let it prove to others time works wonders as does a chance to let them grow up
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whippet greyhound/beddy greyhound
lurcher lass replied to beddlington/greyhound's topic in Working Dogs & Livestock
i'm sure a good working home will come up, he is a stunner i haven't the time, currently bringing on two pups, need to concerntrate on them!! all the best mate and nice to see someone honest when selling their dog in regards to the leg, don't happen too often, also i would suggest popping pics up of the leg close up so people can see what the marks/damadge is etc and maybe a pic of him running/trotting may help raise interest mate hope this helps mate all the best lurcher lass xxx -
lovely looking bitch, best of luck with sale mate
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absolutly stunning pups mate, love the first one!!!
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at the risk of pissing someone off - but i'm sorry it must be said if you wanted a racey type dog, check out previous litters, parents, parents litter mates etc see how there are. average age you collect a dog is between 7 and 10 weeks,, he is now 5 months old,,works out approx 20 weeks,,means you have had him for 10 to 13 weeks!! why get the poor pup in the first place, to let him settle in, start to feel at home, to move him on before he's even had a chance to prove himself! at this tender age they are teething, dealing with hormones, introduced to changes in enviroment ie country fairs
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why is he being sold, at two years he should be starting to be coming into his own, my dog was priceless at that age, is even more so now, not having a go mate just curious, please don't be affended all the best lurcher lass x