Stabs
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I almost caught a fox once
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Stafford looks a nice type.
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I haven't read it mate, but I'll go and have a butchers later. Funnily enough mate, I came across those pics you sent me a few years back yesterday. That one of the valley side is tremendous Edited to say that I've just read that article That's a belter.....I reckon there's quite a few people should have a read of that one. Did he send it to the mag?
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Love that dog Jeff!
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I see your famous now Mr. Yorkshire
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pretty sure that jreathdog1 has brought some in from Canada.
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Bullcat does. Try pm'ing him on here or on Boardogs
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This bike was a bit of an oddball, Stabs, it was an li150 special, but it was one of the very first built in spain. They were assembled with almost all italian parts, basically what they had left when innocenti shut, mine had one or two "Eibar" parts, infact the horncasting badge, was the same as the italian one, only it said eibar, instead of innocenti, some b*****d whipped it outside a b+b in morecambe.I painted it up to look like a gt i,d seen.This was the most reliable lammy i,ve ever owned, it never let me down.Dont think i ever owned a learner legal scooter, all the vespa,s were 200,s ba
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That doesn't look learner legal to me mate :whistle: what model mate? Those panels were on the GT, TV and the SX125/150 and they always throw me! Didn't the Li Golden Specials have them too?
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did I get the breeding right?
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That's Blades dog....whippet male over a saluki/grey bitch if I remember rightly.
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Can't remember how old I was but the dog I first saw being dug to was mentioned in this months EDRD (Peter Tulips article) called Jasper. That dog was a revelation to me. I must have been about 7 or 8 I suppose.
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I'd agree with Wilky. What is apparent to me though, through reading the older dig reports, seems like doubling and even trebling up was more prevalent in the past than today. Just an observation.
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Salukis are thick and all Borders are slow to enter :11: :11: :11: :11: As Professor Griff once said, Don't believe the hype
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Now that's a good idea :11:
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:11: Has he got those kennels up yet? When's he coming back to pick up that felt?
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I've had a L150 III in the past but always preferred Vespas really. Had a GS160 MkI, Rally 200 and still got my Kegra custom P5 (prototype of the T5 Classic)
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Is he carrying that shovel everywhere with him now? :11:
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I've just sold two double kennels and runs to Fellman for that money. Offer him £3,000 and you might get one
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http://www.homevet.com/petcare/foodbook.html
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http://lab-retriever.net/board/printthread.php?t=30647 http://www.aplus-flint-river-ranch.com/faq...d-nutrition.php Eukanuba isn't as good as you make it out Moll
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http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/petfood1.html
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Moll, A lot of the ingredients in the cheaper ones are very much carcinogenic
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I;ve found that chicken carcasses give an excellent bone:meat:fat ratio and the only time mine shit bullets is when they've had too many long bones. They've always been fine on ribs, carcasses, shin meat, head meat, trotters etc, with carcasses being the staple really.
