ROBERTO M
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Suzie looks well in that pic , i hate to say it but she is a nice animal ....................
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The best of the coursing is finished , the hares arnt as hard as they were , so the dogs will suffer as they wont get tested as they did in the past ,you cant run on the best land , its just to hot ,so your running on shity land with softer hares , so you wont get a true look at your dog as it needs to run good hares week in week out , not every now and then if you can get on good land , Even if your on the best of land you arnt running , run hares , bye this i mean hares that have had a good few dogs up there ars , and no how to run when a dogs up there rump !!!!!! Its all true , sad but
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Yes big All that sort of sums it up lol , 'alan as we both no its commitment , not missing training , doin things right every day , not just some days , good food , dry warm kennels , if your dog looks well they tend to run well ,its a shame the jobs finished !!!!!!!!!!!
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by keeping them fit, do you mean the right rest to graft ratio? age appropriate level of graft, not over working them, sort of close observation of the dogs daily condition after running exercise etc. Im not to sure wether to bother with the treadmill, mine get many miles a day across a variety of terrain,obviously the go up and down the gears during it, I plan to run them behind the motor prior to the season starting, what sort of distances and speeds do you recommend? I have an idea, just wanna cross reference of you lads in the know, see if Im on the right track, mine are gonna be around
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I have to be carefull what i say here as i think this could be a ploy from Alan into my conditioning secrets lol , personally i think mills are a lazi mans tool as far as coursing dogs are concerned , I think early season they may come in handy , to tighten a dog up before you start any real hard training, but even then if your dogs are walked and allowed free running they should be ready for it .. I no every one circumstances are different and not every body has as much time as others , but if you want good dogs , you have to make time , The only real way to prepare your dogs is behind
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yea this site is full of idiots just waiting to crab anyones dog , what dogs have you had beefcurry ????and that Dread is a proper numpty lol....
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Its in training now for your show Mr Darcy , a champion from a champion Mr Darcy me bestest freind lol
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Thanks for the comments lads
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once there was this blue thing lol you may of seen it if you been out in the snow lol
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He is out of Luckys dog Alf....
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Sam 6 1/2 months
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It costs £12 for your first visit for ultra sound , then £8 after that takes about 4 treatments , its much more intence treatment than a mag box , if its an old injury i would say its a bone man you need first make sure every thing is were its meant to be ........ I use all 3 bone man , ultra sound , and mag box , in that order ..get the dog checked out in that order and it should be fixed in no time ..........were are u based ????
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this is shit
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Hammys dog beat Candy not Blondie .........
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Hammys dog beat Candy not Blondie .........
