FightTheBan
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Even if the hounds were for 'a friend' as you say. Sounds convenient. FTB
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Why are you asking for hounds in another thread on this page if you are, in your words, `overdogged and have a lack of space' Dog dealing piece of shit. FTB
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Nae bother. They all grow at different rates, as your probably aware. Looks as if it has a nice jacket on it. All the best with it. FTB
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You sure its 7 months mate? Looks quite wee. I have one the spit of it and its bigger at only 3 1/2 months. FTB
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He should do the sentence for being retarded enough to do something so stupid. End of discussion...book closed...f**k him. FTB
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can a Thalidomide reach their own arse Sit it upright...sit down on it...hard...done! Speaking from experience obviously. FTB
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The ironic thing is I bet when he put the gear up his arse he said 'Christ I will never do that again'. And now his ringpiece will be absolutely crippled, like a jumbo elastic band. FTB
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Would rather they had their own section. Save them clogging up the earthdog one with their shite. While your at it may as well make a 'rabbiting with terriers section' lol. GTO is spot on though, there aren't enough people on here that 'work' bulls to merit having it. FTB
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Agree with the above. Live by the sword die by the sword. He was a big boy when he decided to do it so feck him. FTB
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I'm sure someone will come along and tell you more about it than I will be able to. Im sure pleanty of people use terriers for marking holes, your problem being your dog can fit to ground on them and will be a pain in the c**t. FTB
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What exactly are you wanting from the dog? To bolt rabbits? To mark holes? To catch rabbits? Ive never used a terrier for rabbiting, as IMO it is a no no. If you want it to mark holes keep it on a lead and let it see rabbits bolting into nets etc and it will soon get the hang of it. The other two options are retarded. Its all fun and games sticking your pet down a hole til you lift a turf and the thing has suffocated in a tight spot. If you want my advice, keep the russel as a pet and get a lurcher. FTB
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I would have kicked seven shades of shite out her then sent her back down to the cellar. Joeseph Fritzl.
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Keep it on a lead...you already said you have ferrets. FTB
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Have to agree with you there mate. FTB
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proberly the best dog on this site . . animal Probably the most horrid comment I have ever read. FTB
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10 terriers not seen that many at a show never mind on a set must be a lot of clowns where you live mate lol Lot of clows all over. Was an exaggeration but you know what I mean. FTB
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Go yourself. Cant understand how so many people like to trump up on a dig like a fecking brass band. 10 terriers on chains and 4 lurchers. Its not a good look for yourself, the public or the landowner. Not saying you are one of the above, just an observation. FTB
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How about 'attention seeking slag?' FTB
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RETARDS
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May have given you a fake name mete. Google derek mcalpine I am sure that's a building firm. FTB
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Aye mate allready onto him... Going to be taking the dog back down his once its 6months old so he can get me going with a training regime Regards Ben If you want my advice I would get the ground work training in long before 6 months. You want a well trained worker, not a field trialling dog and IMO there is a big difference especially in terms of training. FTB
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If you go on gumtree belfast there is good jack Russell and patterdales with good working parents FTB
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Stay away from Navara is my main advice. They all have there ups and downs, my preverence would be hilux all the way. FTB
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BANG..BANG..BASTART! FTB
