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  1. christine88
    just a small nerve ......but im exactly the same Its just soo annoying, we have moved around alot and everywhere we go we get grief coz were a young couple with teenage kids and a whole heap of animals. Now ive had they bloody R.S.P.C.A called on me, ive had the dog warden phoned, ive been reported to the council AND we had social services called, all at my last house. Everytime they came round to check out ours dogs our kids, the kennels and there food i was told i had a good set up, the dogs were very well looked after and that they were shocked someone so young could deal with ever
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    bloody hell thats nuts....i had a women complaining at me in the local park because my terriers and lurcher were off the lead as i was having a sit down and they were running about and had been doing so for the last two hours or so with many other dogs coming past and them playing happy as larry anyhoo through she came with her fat overwieght staffy,it lunged barking at polly (patterdale) and i just thought big mistake as she latched on to it ........and as the women and her badly socialised staffy walked away of what she thought was out of hearing distance she says "dogs like that should be k
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    Im sorry to hear about your dogs, at least your in good position with the police to get them back. Everyone makes mistakes, but in this world its a shame you cant trust anyone! Good luck make sure u keep us updated. ABT xx
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    I dont want to get into any arguments with anyone ,but I may be wrong but dont the RSPCA need the police with them to enter anyones property the back garden being part of the property Yes they do but there are loop holes, say if the gate isnt locked technically it isnt breaking and entering. Im really sorry to hear about that lads dogs the f*****g rspca are a big JOKE!
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    We got our gsd [bANNED TEXT] she was 7 months old with all kinds of issues!! she was diagnosed with hip dysplaysia a week after we got her (after being told she was healthy from a RESCUE CENTRE!!), she had been locked in a room with 3 other dogs fighting for food. She was bostrious and majorly untrained, shes a lot better now but it has taken years she is now nearly 5 and still disobidient lol
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    wouldnt call her dark brindle but shes brindle non the less, ur dogs rather handsome lol
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    awww his got beautiful colourings, i do agree establishing pack is crusial. u r boss run with it enjoy the power lmao ignore the eeyore slippers shhhh im stylish lol
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    aww how gorgeous, pure love and peace ahhhh lol i have a shepherd too
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    ahh i see with the muzzle didnt realise lol another thing i like to do is take my dogs out seperately as well as together for some one on one training, i find it too hard to try and train them together all they want to do is play lol the photos i just right click on the photo i want and go to edit, it should come up in paint and then resave it on desktop and it makes it alot smaller, would love to see some piccys
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    thanks, does he like tennis balls, have u tried using one of those throwing things, it knackers my lurcher out after an hour. but alas one dogs joy is anothers bordem my lab doesnt like tennis balls lol typical so we use the bike, take him alongside the bike for like an hour and a half, by the time u get home he is exhausted, they r soo nice when they are ASLEEP lol we do this with the lurcher too, keeps her lovely and fit ahhh peace
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    Sounds about right, my youngest dog i have at the moment is the same age he is a labx, at least ur loony stages only last a couple of hours his is all day lol my lurcher and he are the best of friends and when he goes mad she just watches over him sitting by my side like a teachers pet lol my lurcher is 2 now and she is ALOT better behaved, maybe when he is having his loony sessions it might be another idea to try and focus his mind else where then, another idea for the biting would be spray training, i have used that with my shepherd it worked fantasticly with her but not my lurcher but it mi
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    hey there, im in the same boat as u so thought id at least give it a try to help, i also have my very first lurcher and i must admit she has been very easy to get along with and yes i did have the same problem as u with the biting, i actually have 5 dogs and have had alot more in the past and most have been through the biting stage. firstly i would try basically when his teeth touch any part of you, make a strong loud no and turn ur back to him, repeat and he should get the message, once he has calmed down turn back and begin to praise, if he does it again repeat process. its hard work but doe
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    good to hear, so many people just after the quick money!! would love to see some pics of the pups [bANNED TEXT] there born
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    the unusual ones r always the best, more charector i say lol she lovely should make some beautiful pups
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    google it, ya get loads of result. have u got any pics of ur dog loads of people on here could tell ya wats wat
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    shes gorgeous, and ive gotta ask wat kind of animal is that in the last photo with her?? it looks like a skunk lol
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    Before i get shot and run over, i was BY FAR!! an anti but before i got to seeing hunting up close with a friend of mine i cant say it really tickled my fancy. But after ALOT of chatting and research and watching her dog im really into it. Seeing her dog exactly wat she was bred for was amazing and low a behold i have my bull x who is in training. No i dont believe a leopard can change there spots but i do believe the uneducated can be educated
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    his a good looking dog, do like me deerhounds and x's
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    yeah could be kelpie, we know her dad was a lurcher with mainly whippet but something else in there somewhere. We thought maybe her ears came from a mix of collie. shes a brilliant dog tho, really fast and got good potential. you got some lovely looking dogs there, jodie is stunning, wat x's u got?
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    hey this is a better photo of my bull x, still not [bANNED TEXT] quality as it was taken with a phone. If anyone has any tips, she is due to start going out with our friend soon and would like to make sure ive done it all right, so any one with any good advice go for it
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    lol thats funny coz her mums a full staffordshire bull terrier, her dad was a lurcher mix. shes always been abit funny looking but she was the runt bless her.
  22. christine88
    Hey, im really new to all this but im a woman and own a bull x lurcher with a abit of collie we think. I personally dont work her but im training her at the moment and a good friend of mine, who is also a woman lol is going to start her on lamping with her lurcher. Were pretty sure she will do well, im just tryin to get her really fit at the moment so she can keep up with her lurcher. Not got brilliant pics of her but heres one with one of our other dogs. (shes the brindle one)
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