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  1. Dawn B
    Thats what I said Sorel, but if its a Lurcher, it cannot tell you what breeds are in it.
  2. Dawn B
    Only parentage can be determined by swabs from the sire and the dam, or suspected sire and dam and also the offspring. there are no tests to determin what breeds are in your crossbreed.
  3. Dawn B
    I hope the program helps identify the grubby little parasite. Best wishes to you and your family Sounder.
  4. Dawn B
    Congratulations, PRATT!!! Why not tell the entire world... oh sorry you just did!!
  5. Dawn B
    Thanks very much both.
  6. Dawn B
    If it is a stroke, give it time, my JRT had 2 strokes and she came through great within a week or two. Poisoning can also take a long time, I would of thought blood tests would confirm it? Best of luck.
  7. Dawn B
    Really is that all? I charge a lot more than that for boarding one a day! I assume vet fees are on top, likewise entry fees etc?
  8. Dawn B
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  9. Dawn B
    Thanks Joe, Ill pass that on too.
  10. Dawn B
    Hope he is ok, let us know.
  11. Dawn B
    Owning a racer is something I am keen on, can anyone shed any light on the cost of keeping a dog in training?
  12. Dawn B
    It could be soem sort of hybrid, it was in the wild in Scotland.
  13. Dawn B
    You can also run them at Ellesmere Port Afghan racing club. I often do this. On their own or with other dogs. Its on the Greyhound track, great fun, keeps them fit during the summer and I think they are going through the winter too this time.
  14. Dawn B
    That is extemely irresponsible. Retained testicles is a inherited genetic condition, how could you risk passing that on to future generations? Your Vet would be struck off for doing that operation!
  15. Dawn B
    I would say one week after stitches are out, the dog should be fine.
  16. Dawn B
    I bought the Sigma F/2.8 70-200mm, easily as good as the Canon but without the IS (image stablizer) paid £500 new.
  17. Dawn B
    F/2.8 if you can afford it. 70-200mm.
  18. Dawn B
    Excellent camera!! If you have a chance to get one TAKE IT!!
  19. Dawn B
    Much appreciative of all the help. The bird is Sparrow sized. Ill pass on your thoughts, thanks again.
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  21. Dawn B
    Thanks all, Ill pass the info on, I cant take credit for the poto its not mine, Ill put another couple up see if it helps you. Its so difficult when there is no colour!!
  22. Dawn B
    If you looked, the owner has measured the dog and admits the size was wrong!
  23. Dawn B
    Taken in Scotland, any ideas? Albino Sparrow maybe?
  24. Dawn B
    As I said the "Akita" was bred for showing alone, the colours were the main reason along with others, the Japanes didnt want their native breed associated with them, hence the name change. I love the true Japanese Akita Inu. I remember seeing the import "Tamarlanes Veni Vidi Vici" black and white from memory, striking animal but wrong really as far as native dogs go and thats what the US have a lot to answer for, they alway exaggerate colours and conformation. As for Redwich, I think a huge majority have it in them!
  25. Dawn B
    WOW!!! :wacko: Great read!! I appreciate what you say, its just not for me, I know dressage was part of war preperation and if they were doing that Id like it more I expect as I love watching the Bull fighting Horses, WITHOUT armour (unlike the Spanish) and see their agilty and class. I just think its much like dancing with dogs, I appreciate the time and effort that goes into it but it doesnt appeal to me.
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