Kay
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just take the hobs out of the cage
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I remember loosing my wedding ring when i was married the first time , i just got a new one sadly it only lasted a few months after that
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but i would like toi breed them so shoule leve them to mate then reove the hobs when iit is a few days from birth because the hobs are not fighting either I think your stay heres going to be very short, now you have asked a question thats been answered , the jill needs to be fully swollen before the mating can take place & you dont know if she is in season, either get reading quick or seperate the hobs
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you should be so lucky
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Ok if the hobs are ragging the jills & there necks are getting sore & scabby then seperate the hobs, but if you house the hobs in the same cage they will most likely do it to each other, so i would seperate them for now & see how the hobs get on together for a couple of days & split them up if they fight & get scabby necks Hope this helps
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Is she swollen up underneath
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Nice on alan i thought you were going to show us your arse for a second
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the only problem i have is that one of my hobs is bitting my newest female on the neck area and she is winning as he does this but he dous not fully mount her just gets half on top of her wat should i do Is she in season & have his balls dropped yet ?
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Whats the problem ?
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I live in Staffordshire
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Well its cheered me up thanks
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I dont drink but could easily drank a bottle of grouse this last few days
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I hope your right Richard , its sad watching him show no interest in anything , i hope todays the start of a new dog, he just seems to have lost his fiz a bit, if he needs a working life them i am going to have to do it , i didnt want to as i couldnt handle him getting hurt but thats selfish on my part, its what the dog needs not me Thanks for the replys Kay If working sparks him up, then give him an 'easy' working life, get a smallish gun type lamp and run him short distances in large open fields, if both you and the dog know the land accidents should be minimal, hope it works
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I hope your right Richard , its sad watching him show no interest in anything , i hope todays the start of a new dog, he just seems to have lost his fiz a bit, if he needs a working life them i am going to have to do it , i didnt want to as i couldnt handle him getting hurt but thats selfish on my part, its what the dog needs not me Thanks for the replys Kay
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Have never had a problem with cats & ferret have kept both here for years , all my cats did was get out of the ferrets way when they were in the kitchen having a run around, my last cat left home when i had the first greyhound & now lives 3 doors away as the woman kept feeding him anyway
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Frank i think your right , i just dont know how to do it though Kay if you ever fancy driving over to mine,your more than welcome to come out with me and my daughter,she's better at aiming the lamp than me lol. Thats a very kind offer Bill but i dont have any transport , but if i did i would love to watch you & your daughter , thank you very much for the offer
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Only seen reds in my area so thats what i voted
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Stalked an otter couple of years back....
Kay replied to dogs-n-natives's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Thats amazing talk about right time right place, brilliant find, well done -
Frank i think your right , i just dont know how to do it though
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The first sighthound i had many years ago was an ex coursing bitch,she was dumped in manchester. Got her from harprey manchester dog home,she was institutionised(bloody long word) They get so routine with racing and so on,i know for a fact she was depressed. It took her 6mths to come totally right,i got her working and watching her come back with a rabbit was worth a million.She was about 4yrs when she came to me,and had a happy 9 yrs. I de-catted her and her basic training was really easy,i wish more people would take greyhounds on. She really took to hunting feather on many occasions ph
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He is a little better today , has at least got up & had a wander round & even seen a little naughty
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He knows madge isnt viable he has licked her wee & he knows not to bother trying
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The male greyhound we took on several weeks ago has had a depressed spell & i just couldnt seem to get him to do anything, he also stopped eating for a day or so , no clinical symptoms of any kind of illness i think it was just the huge change he has gone through Well today for the first time he has interacted with me , i made a dummy for Madge ages ago & she wasnt interested in it so i gave it to him & he sniffed it & didnt bother with it for weeks well today he has bothered with it & seems a lot better in himself He lost some weight as well which i hope to get ba
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Oh thanks very much i will go & find it
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The first ones huge Timmy i cant fit it all in my screen , but the others are lovely , well done