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I've always used "Taktic" (Amitraz)....kills most things that crawl.....bit like taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut though, so it's important to get the mixture correct. Cheers Printer
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You've got it! Cheers Printer
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If you don't have any joy let me know. Cheers Printer
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Died 19/11/2003 Let's not forget the man. R.I.P. Printer
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Swansea Any relation to 'Bron'? Printer
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Hope the link works http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/12/science/...&_r=2&th&emc=th Printer
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Sorry to hear that Swansea, that is bad luck, these thing happen though, and by not being there I’m guessing you won’t really know what triggered it off, could of been one of many, many reasons. As regards ‘Tag’, if you are happy with his progress so far and temperament wise he's always been fine with the other dogs then IMHO I’d keep him, because like i said you don't, and probably never will know the reason he did it, I certainly wouldn't make a hasty decision just yet. Chin up! Printer
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G. Newcombe still had pure Bedlingtons in the Nineties, 40 years after Rinty was born. Printer
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Rother Valley Working Terrier Club
Printer replied to Printer's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
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Under "Window" go to "Workspace" and "Reset Palette Locations" and make sure "Tools" has a tick next to it. Printer
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Rother Valley Working Terrier Club
Printer replied to Printer's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
Cadders, Not the show that will be held later this year, still waiting to confirm dates. This is an evening event put on to raise funds for the Cancer Hospice, sorry no dogs. Printer -
Rother Valley Working Terrier Club are presenting a Charity Event in aid of the Weston Park Cancer Hospice. To be held on Sat 28th April 2007 at: The Ridgeway Arms, Mosborough, Sheffield. Doors Open 7.30pm. Speech starts 8.00pm prompt Guest Speakers are: Terriers - JIMMY THOMPSON: Lifelong Terrierman. Lurchers - PAUL DOOLEY: Lurcher man & Ferreter A regular EDRD contributer For Further information and tickets Telephone: Ash: 07941 622 685 Tickets £5 Many Thanks Printer
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Probably nothing wrong with the clippers, maybe you just need a different blade from the one(s) supplied. Allbrooks in Wakefield are helpfull, and they have a web page. I used to use clippers (Osters) with a skip tooth blade and I couldn't fault them, but they did ruin the dogs coats, I find the coats are better just using scissors. Printer
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David, how's the sire of your dog bred?. I'd be interested in knowing what dogs are behind him......the reason I ask is because I had a dog the spitting image of him, who unfortunatly died this year. Printer
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Swansea, An interesting fact about that illustration is that it is of a dog called “Peacham†3,422 (1866) shown in two different poses, and it is supposedly the earliest published illustration of a Bedlington. Also every Bedlington today, in some form or other is descended from him. Here's a pic of a dog called Blyth Bob "Blyth Bob" born in 1897 belonged to a Bedlington breeder called John Douglas, who apart from being a gamekeeper to the Duke of Newcastle at Clumber Park was heavly involved with gamefowl having I believe created the breed Modern English. Printer
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Take the advice of Baldie and look into it closely. I discussed this with DEFRA a while back because of the simple reason I did not want a firearm in the house, anyway to cut a long story short DEFRA said.......the use of mechanical percussion methods require physical contact between the instrument and the animal, although they are widely used for farm animals they are not appropriate for use on feral animals as they require the animal to be under close control, ie. restrained, which could cause additional stress. Personally I would forget the Humane Killer route and stick with the "free b
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when you paste onto an existing pic (background layer), it should paste onto a new layer (layer 1) .........should be able to see these if you go to menu 'window' and sub menu 'show layers'. To move it make sure you are using the 'move tool' a solid arrow head with a cross next to it (top left in tool pallet) Printer
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Also make sure you are on the correct layer Printer
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miniture jack russel terriers
Printer replied to Border Terrier's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Used to be a bloke go to the shows over 30 years ago, he had very, very small dogs and called them his "Pipe Cleaners" Printer -
Swansea is the man to ask about those dogs. Printer
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SwanseaJack.....taken a few years ago in Wales....I'm certain you'll recognise them. Sorry they are not up to your quality. Printer
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SwanseaJack Your dogs as are looking well........it looks like you are going to have a busy and exciting season to look forward to. Printer
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Personally I would only breed if I thought it was beneficial towards the continuation and improvement of a family or strain, if that was not my concern then I would not even contemplate breeding. Breeding to me should be about improvement, perfect terriers as regards shape and make have been bred by the score, and if it was only a matter of shape I’m certain that terriers have been produced that we shall never improve upon, but what we can improve upon, I believe, is the natural instinct and working ability. If we can’t breed something better than the dogs of 20 – 30 years ago, t
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Not the best quality pics I'll admit, but I blame it on the camera. Bring back a lot of good memories for me and some may find them interesting. Printer
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For me it was Champion the Wonder Horse, Casey Jones, Flashing Blade, Robinson Crusoe, White Horses, and Belle and Sebastion, strange how I can still remember the theme tunes. Printer
