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i had a similar problem with the wifes collie its on a post titled recall in running dogs and hounds or if you look up my previos threads youll find it no probs theres tons of replys onit and its 99% got the dog recalling chay click on my name then click on profile options then click on members topics and youl see it
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i have had both problems at one point but seperately the constipation was a horible thing to see their tummys swelled up to the point they couldnt walk. basically overnite [bANNED TEXT] the vet did was lubed up a thermometer and slowly and gently eased it up the ferrets butt to activate the ferrets anus and the lubricant rubbed off internally also which helped him pass things immediately it more or less made them go to the toilet immediately. i have also had what looked like whitehead spots on mkits round thier bum and genitals i never got them to the vets to find out about it as they
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can anyone recomend a good quickset l\net ther is a few on the go but i was wanderig if anyone had any opinions on them
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my mates wifes got a beddlington and he has started to take an interest in it only recently the dog is just over a year and is now chasing rabbits . same thing though the dog gives the impression of being a bit timid ,probably a bit of persistance and patience mate would be the best thing
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nice dogs woy sort of height are they to the shoulder
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:wacko: decisions eh like rabbit hunter said you get out what you put in my advice would be get adog from proven working parents the only reason i wouldnt have a hancock dog is idont agree with the conditions the dogs are FARMED in and to buy one helps toward enabling it to continue the man has agood bit of knowledge but i disagree with what he is doing this is just my opinion
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tying the wife to the bed :whistle: so she cant get in the way of getting out for a mooch
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:11: fkcn peach il have to tell the wife :whistle:
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yup thats no problem chay long as yer man brings his gun dont want to be braking no laws now do we never been known for us lads to break a law :whistle: :whistle:
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carra pics are well dark but can see a bit we get some more at the den where she bolted her first the keeper was asking to have a nosey back wi them before the goose boy starts down there
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b*****d caught right out that could get me a few years that pic very incriminating :whistle:
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a bit of it ?all of it id say :whistle: :kiss: :kiss: :kiss: :kiss: seriously :welcomeani:
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:11: did you sort the pictures of bonnie and the good lookin dude that was in them :whistle: :whistle:
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LOOKING GOOD FOR APUP THE SUITES DONE THE JOB JUST HOPING YOUL KEEP BACK THE BEST ONE FOR ME :whistle: BONNIE GOT A PIGEON IN THE GARDEN TODAY SO SHE TAKES FEATHER TOO
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:welcomeani: WELCOME TO THE SITE :kiss: :kiss: :kiss:
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i honestly just wanted a terrier to bolt the od fox for the keepers were i have permission and to take ferreting with me mate. but now ive got the terrier bug i just want a fox dog theres so many routes to go with your dog like you say fur or feather etc. but ifeel my dog benefits from stickin to earthwork.shes not done a lot due to my time but the lad i got her from will vouch for this she is game and coming on well .the potential for a good steady dog is there but all i want from her is to be a good earth dog and help her on the way she has [bANNED TEXT] it takes .so far she has ha
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ok lads hows it going.both my h/hawks have 2 tail feathers to go. im looking to start training this weekend.i was wandering if you could pass me on some advice on lamping. as neither bird has seen a lamp yet. but im fairly optomistic as any advice ive read has been great on this site my male harris flys at1/7 and the female flys at2/2. my mate usually keeps me right with the birds and will probably help me out this time but im looking for as much info. as i can.like [bANNED TEXT] would be the best bird to use my male or female or does it matter they will both be out wiyh the ferret
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good stuff at least you give the bird a flight a lot of folks would just have turned tail at the sight of rain.well done to the bird .mine still have 2 tail fthrs and the other 3 tail fthrs.1 week should see them both clear.so il warm the ferets up this wknd hopefully get at them rabbits and start of the season with a full freezer. good luck this season chay
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cheers il give it atry
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can anyone recomend a lamp that fixes through the roof of the motor wi the swivel handle and permanently fixed.i cant seem to find any locally any brands and locations to buy them etc would be appreciated
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i agree with mik 1 dog is enough that way you can give it ur full tme and attention.also the temptation to stick 2 dogs down the same earth may get the better of you my personal opinion is 1 at a time.start with rats first and work up 2 bigger stuff from there dont rush the dog either.but as for type i personally have a rough coat pat/fell.that was wat was there at the time but id recomend a jack versatility 2nd to none.up in the n.e. of scotland here foxes earths ive noticed are smaller than the borders or south of aberdeen.the best terrier ive seen was a jack called micky dog owned by a prop
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stick with it. my patt didnt enter till18 months never went 2 ground she would have a sniff at holes go in a meter and that was about it.wouldnt rag a dead fox either. she worked a couple o rats and nailed a couple of rabbits and to be honest if id spent more time with her i dont know if it would have made her better but i did wander if she was going to be a non starter .she was at a dig just to watch once and got of her lead and out of the blue shot down a hole on a 2 holer and drew out the quary.had her out a few times since and whenever she goes 2 ground we get a bolt or a mark on her but t
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just wandered if [NO TEXT TALK] is going to the perth game fair from this site?how does it rate to the ones south of the border?