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  1. woolyback rider
    mine was a spaniel at the age of 5 to go shoot with my uncle my first ferret at 9 and then a terrier at 10 and after that just carried on for the next 30+years
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    I doubt, and hope, that you wouldn't do that over barbed wire fences! When jumping wire a pup needs to learn to clear it with confidence:not get dragged over so it hurts itself. Success breeds success and confidence. Set up a low wire fence in your garden or yard: getting a dog to jump something it can see through is completely different to jumping solid objects. If I'm out in the field with a pup and we approach a barbed wire fence, I always find a low bit that has been squished down a bit, then I take of my coat and lay it over the top at the same time as putting a foot on the wire to kee
  3. woolyback rider
    the best thing for it is to take a stick to him when he yappes(got to be crewl to be kind)give him a few taps on the nose it wont take long and you'll never hear him again,i have 7 lurchers,6 terriers and 2 spaniels and don't hear any of them.
  4. woolyback rider
    your getting into crop rotation now(something i haven't done since collage)don't make me get the agriculture books out i haven't got the time at the moment check out the links CHOOK has put up give you something to do perhaps you might learn something
  5. woolyback rider
    right then the fungisideds etc. are used when the spuds are growing and the acid base chemicals use to kill the tops off(as i said they used) if freshly sprayed would have caused vomiting,swelling and redness(as said before) also dont you think a cocktail of all the chemicals used(if still in the ground) would make the spuds unconsumable to humans aswell as to livestock.
  6. woolyback rider
    hello and welcome bud :welcomeani:
  7. woolyback rider
    thanks CHOOK ,glad to see someone with a bit of sence reading this thread.if possible could you find out if Xyatol is contained in the chemicals used to spray spuds(as i cant find what spray is used) THANKS again CHOOK
  8. woolyback rider
    what hieght is she mate?
  9. woolyback rider
    lurcher's are not a pure breed so you must have a preference to a specific cross i.e. collie,bull,gsd,terrier,etc. I'm fully aware what makes up a lurcher, of any type! I said 'line bred' not pure bred and some lurchers ancestry goes back enough so that you cannot determin what composits are in it's make-up and thats the 'type' i'm talking about, so.... I hit the 'other' tab in the box above. oh yer so as said in many other threads breeding shit from any thing then
  10. woolyback rider
    MY LAW i was just checking though some medical books i have and there is not one form of poisoning(that i can find) which will cause the sugar level to drop to a dangerously low level.i am not going to stretch this out anymore but this is my findings. if anyone on this site knows of any poisons or of a vet to change my findings please correct me and we'll all be able to sleep peacefully. yours the woolyback.
  11. woolyback rider
    I'm not trying to question what you know about dogs and blood test do tend to take a few days at least to come through, but you can get test blood sugar levels in seconds. My brother is a diabetic and all it takes is a little drop of blood on a little strip that you wang into a device that reads whether or not your blood sugar levels are high or low, it literally takes seconds to find out. I shouldn't imagine that it'd change that dramatically to test a dogs blood sugar levels. this is all so true mate.he can also do basic test on site if it is a large vets
  12. woolyback rider
    you should find them in any good hardwear store or building supplies
  13. woolyback rider
    should try a yellow or green filter easyer to spot with
  14. woolyback rider
    what colour filter do you use? use to have a dog many years ago wouldnt run with white light so i use to use a yellow filter with her.
  15. woolyback rider
    thanks mate always like my own part of the play ground to rule
  16. woolyback rider
    that is just your opinion. which i will have you want to learn to keep them to your self. cant especially when you are giving yours
  17. woolyback rider
    lurcher's are not a pure breed so you must have a preference to a specific cross i.e. collie,bull,gsd,terrier,etc. who do you think you are[ me] no better than you dont spoil another thread just read your other threads lads you 2 need to sort out your differences in a school yard you like 13 year old kids calm down only a bit of fun .you do think your me wooly you even starting to sound like me .[enough said ] :bye:feck all wrong with 13year olds [ask GG.] 13year olds got more brians then us,MY LAW i hope i dont mind souding like you as long as i dont look like you :crazy:
  18. woolyback rider
    lurcher's are not a pure breed so you must have a preference to a specific cross i.e. collie,bull,gsd,terrier,etc. who do you think you are[ me] no better than you dont spoil another thread
  19. woolyback rider
    that is just your opinion. which i will have
  20. woolyback rider
    lurcher's are not a pure breed so you must have a preference to a specific cross i.e. collie,bull,gsd,terrier,etc.
  21. woolyback rider
    we all know where that will end up again dont we
  22. woolyback rider
    :nea: not that thick :crazy:
  23. woolyback rider
    i will pm it to WHITEYrs4 when he has it done
  24. woolyback rider
    no problem send me the bill,anything to prove you wrong
  25. woolyback rider
    mines any cross that does the job(preferably on bullsh*t in it)
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