Kay
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his dad knows the job well if he turns out half as good as his dad a will be happy He sounds a cracking little dog, good luck with him
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That will be good experience for him , let his dad show him how its done
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the terriers are sire and son the the terrier pup is just starting to show intrest in going to ground am pleased with him we were out 2 weeks ago and the pup got his first bite so he sure knows what teeth are now but he got stuck I am sure he will do the job you bred him for alright he will work no problem a think he will get the best of starts am not in any rush with him his dad is still working well he is only 6 this year right enough we are doing a repeat mateing in march and am going to keep a bitch this time Nice one sounds like your prepared to wait untill the pups r
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Photos Needed....can you help?
Kay replied to dogs-n-natives's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Thats ok my squirell was tiny & not really visable no problem if you dont need red deer -
the terriers are sire and son the the terrier pup is just starting to show intrest in going to ground am pleased with him we were out 2 weeks ago and the pup got his first bite so he sure knows what teeth are now but he got stuck I am sure he will do the job you bred him for alright
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There lovely looking dogs, i like the terriers especially
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intraducing myself as a new member to the site
Kay replied to clive's topic in New Member Introductions
Hello Clive welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy it -
I think if you have the skills to do the job the correct training then it should go to the best person for the job, regardless of nationality
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Your welcome
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About 40 quid ish but could be more or less
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I have forgotton how to do it now , think you have to click on what you want & it sayes you can have a sample if its a cheap item
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I hope i dont get one now
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Its trial & error i think, all you can do is try, i managed to keep a vasectomised hob, jills & castrates all together without a problem, good luck
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No i had no invoice for anything
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Love the second pic, looks like they all had a great day, well done
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I am sorry to hear that it wasn't good news, have lost 2 ferrets myself in the last few months so i know how you feel
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That cage is awsome do you fancy building me one please
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Dont be tempted to run any jills with him for a good 4 to 6 weeks minimum
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Hello & welcome to the site
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Thats a lovely looking dog you have there, very nice
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Have had ferrets here before that have gone blind , it dosent bother them, not sure there eyesights that brilliant anyway , also had a cat with cateracts on both eyes he managed untill he was 20 ok
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It does seem to indicate if its just the feet that are loosing the hair its something there walking in, i know how difficult it is to keep them dry if there not in a shed or in the house , all you can do is keep it as dry as you can really
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If the animals been in damp conditions then that may account for why its just the feet, if so try to keep the floor as dry as possible, i know its hard in this weather & sometimes un avoidable
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I love it when they do that in the shavings
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Heres my lovely little madge