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good post skycat .... the 2 things i would add is if the dog is not indoors or if you think he might be a bit cold put a heat lamp above him ... the other is kill the staffy
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deerhound greyhound lurcher 8 weeks -12 months
otter replied to DeerhoundLurcherMan's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
nice dog , is it me or is the deerhound cross becoming more popular of recent ??? -
borderlands on ps3 i can't leave it alone lol truely addicted
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nice looking dog that "brog" how old is he ??
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good luck mate ........ hope the dog makes a full recovery .
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Probably can take some deerhound crosses to mature up to two years, especially some males, but this certainly dosnt mean they dont start to work till that age, Ive had a couple of first crossers, a bitch and a dog, both were killing rabbits before a year old, the dog acted like a pup till he was 3, but Ive seen some saluki crosses that acted like pups all their lives but killed well, on the fens, grab the bitch by the scruff of the neck she would squeal the place down, but she ripped fox to bits. Every pure bred deerhound that Ive also owned killed before a year old, the best modern day cours
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They can take a while to come into there own but any cross can .... You wont ever question the length of time or patience when you see a right one going...Imo there well worth waiting for. i was speaking from experience .... a good friend of mine owned a very handy deerhound x , he had the dog given to him as a jacker that was about to be shot . the thing was this ... the dog was no jacker just a little to young to pull fox (preban) but when he came to his own there was no faulting the dog both day time and night .... but like i say you need to be able and patient enough to wait
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rings here rings there rings every fecking where ........... whats the problem dude ????
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a deerhound or a deerhound cross can sometimes take 2 years to mature and start to show interest in working ...... a good question to ask yourself is have you the time and patience to wait that long ????
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good post hannah
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3 ferrets and there hutch's are still here if anyone wants them for nowt but i'm not going to deliver them or meet anyone in a car park as i've been asked via pm ....... if you want them come and get them.
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it is so true to form on this site .... a well known dog gets mentioned and everyone is an expert ..... as much as i will say on the matter is this ........ i have met dread in person and i trust what the man says . now he has owned up to breeding the occasional jacker so what big deal if there where more breeders out there with a set a balls enough to man up perhaps the dog world would not be so screwed up in this country ........... as for the guy on this thread thats shouting his mouth off about having a puch line jacker well tough s**t pal but from what you been saying a jacker is all you
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they look like strong pups , you have done a good job feeding them up good luck with finding them homes mate just a few words to those that have hijacked this thread .......... take it to your pm box you bunch of girls
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3 ferrets and hutch's free to a good home ........ there still here ..... there here for another week then they is going to the nearset ferret rescue centre
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a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush
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just the 3 ferrets and there hutch's left ..... if anyone wants them they are free to a good home
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i have for sale a full ferreting set up that includes 5 hutch's of differemt sizes , 1 locator deben mark 3 , 56 purse nets , 1 bow back carry box , 2 hobs and 1 jill , i want £200 for the lot and i'm based at aberystwyth ...... there is also some water bottles , saw dust and some straw that the new owner can have for free if i'm in a good mood i may even chuck in a ruck sack ..... a good working home is essential for these working animals if you are unsure don't waste my time ....
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have a look at this persons profile .........PEN........... what a :crazy: :wankerzo4:
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a large percentage of whippets whether they be from show race or working blood will come to work if in the correct hands
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well done ray top man
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If your serious about getting a lurcher and meet the criteria.........I'll gift you a pup out of a litter I'm planning in about 6 months.You seem like a level-headed lad asking the right questions and taking advice on board The offers there and like you said your not wanting one straight away so time to think and decide........ that's a fair offer well done
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looking good ray , bryn is a real credit to you ...... keep up the good work
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nice chunky looking pups them good luck with finding homes for them
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good post
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why not ask the farmer/landowner if he has given permission to anybody else and do they shoot there ????
