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Very sorry to hear that Socks
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Join Ozziedoggers and ask on there
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What?
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Is this the same one reviewed in EDRD this month? Or has there been another one?
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God love em'
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WILF in the 70's
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Seen a fair few staff blooded russells over the years as the local lads used to use them a bit. Some were absolute car crashes to look at, like teckels with ford fiesta heads
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End of an Era - an old article of mine about a lovely old dog
Stabs replied to Stabs's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Couldn't afford the flights Charts....times are tough mate -
Today is Jasper’s third birthday and it well and truly marks the end of the season for us. If the truth be known, the season finished a few weeks back, but a recent cold snap (temperatures have been as low as 19 degrees) has seen me back out for a few last runs in the forest. The freezer is physically incapable of taking any more meat, much to my wife’s consternation when she’s trying to find space for our daughter’s food that she makes up in batches. It won’t see us through the summer, but it’ll go some way in helping us make it through to the cool weather again. I’ll be out on the deer with
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Will the Circle be Unbroken RIP Doc Watson
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You've always suspected why Simo goes to Brighton so often.....now you know why http://www.bbc.co.uk...sussex-19817457
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Bow hunting is big business in Australia. There are 3 or 4 full colour mags available in nearly every newsagent
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It's all Browny stuff as far as i know so maybe Stabba. I was offered a genuine half cross from Radgee and that was because it just hadn't made the size those lads wanted
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22/23 maybe Stabba. Smashing animal
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Been on a dig with a "pocket rocket" and I was impressed. Never seen one on the lamp. The whippers used in these crosses aren't shivery little things. The cross we had out with us was bigger than my wheaten/grey
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Coursing dogs in the west country
Stabs replied to South hams hunter's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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My godfather used to run a small russell through buries for rabbits in the late sixties/early seventies. Not sure it was such a fantastical idea back then.
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Meg on the left, genuine half cross Wheaten - Greyhound, bred in the purple.
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No dictionary swallowed lol what i mean is that people who say russells (or white dogs) work in a certain way are often generalising and stereotyping a breed or type. i know of a white dog from lines of white dogs not far from you marshman, that works like a total headcase and is nothing like the stereotyped russell. that's what i mean. people who say bull terriers are the 'gladiator' dog and who think patts are mini pits.....look closer than the stereotype...look at the lines and families because black and white and every shade in between has probably been crossed at one point or another
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There are too many variables to take into consideration – too many shades of grey, to issue definitive statements regarding types or breeds, or whatever you want to call them. A generalisation is only ever going to be exactly that…the mean, the average, an approximation. Something issued for people who have but a passing interest, often by people who have little working knowledge of the “type.” Or alternatively, by those who seek to entice. Show me the small print; the workings behind the glossy façade; the text behind the headlines and that’s where the truth invariably lies. Families within l
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Pmsl...........the week after it will be six 65 year olds from east London being giving medical grade pale ale and then asked to tell stories from when they was boxers !! Lol It's a young mans game
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Tune in next week where 3 skinheads from Darlington are placed in a laboratory controlled bus shelter and sniff Bostik
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I love that Chalky
