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  1. Sully
    Hi Gaz thanks for your prompt reply, it's not the permission thing mate, Im not bothered about letting me dog off the leash, I am interested however in giving her the best possible chance at learning as much as possible, it's not fair that my limited experience with running dogs should be a negative on my pup, im prepared to simply stand and watch with her, so we both can learn, Craig
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    Hello fella's, Im asking a favour a big favour, but im premature, again says the wife, anyway I picked my new dog up on Sunday (8Wk) over the next 12 months I'll be putting a great deal of time and effort into training her, all usuals + stock broke, retrieve, jumping etc, all in all to get a well mannered biddable pooch, well whats the favour....is there anyone within the Nottingham area who could invite me to bring a young dog (course when dog mature enough and ready) to watch an experienced dog and owner in action, mooching, lamping anything would be great, she can then watch how it should b
  3. Sully
    Hello fella's, Im asking a favour a big favour, but im premature, again says the wife, anyway I picked my new dog up on Sunday (8Wk) over the next 12 months I'll be putting a great deal of time and effort into her training her, all usuals + stock broke, retrieve, jumping etc, all in all to get a well mannered biddable pooch, well whats the favour....is there anyone within the Nottingham area who will invite me to bring a young dog (course when dog mature enough and ready) so she can watch how it should be done, by an experienced dog / dogs, Ive heard that this is a terrific way to bring young
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    HOPE YOU DONT MIND BUT i THOUGHT i'D TRY IT HERE GOES....
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    Burns Venison mate, whats that ?
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    Im in a strange situation, and I'd like to hear your advice, we picked our pup (8 Weeks) up yesterday (Sunday) and the breeder gave me some food which is what she's been on since starting on solid food, well she's shitting through the eye of a needle, it's hi protein, which is what I was advised that I needed,when I need some more what would you suggest ???
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    Ok mate, moneys here if you change your mind
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    FN12

    Sully replied to Sully's topic in Gun's and Rifle's

    Hey up Rob, beren acreoos to Walkers of Trowell and they said it's a FN19, apparantly barrell length, not really bothered about selling, wanted to px against a multi shot if poss, but would consider selling then put money to getting airarms or similar, cheers, Craig
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    FN12

    Sully posted a topic in Gun's and Rifle's

    Hello Lads, I gotta Falcon FN12 I recon it's about 4 Yrs old but honestly, you'd never believe it as been away from shooting for last 2-3 Yrs, anyway since I ve been on here I ve got the bug again, so would like to px this and cash for a Air Arms, Rapid etc, like the thought of a multi shot as I'll probably need it when I start again lol, anyway Im in Nottingham, has silencer, sling and adaptor, anyone interested, oh by the way must be in vgc, thanks for reading lads, Craig
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    Hi Perfect would ya accept £225 ? only in Nottm can pop round?
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    Hello Stevie, Thanks for your advice, so the general concencus is that raw meat chicken, rabbit, etc inc bones is ok........see, when I was feeding my old gal bloody chappie, I used to look at it and think ffs, this looks like shite, but it's what the vet recommended as she got cystitus (rubbish spelling sorry) so Im putting a great deal of thought into me new pups diet, etc, thoughts greatly appreciated as I dont want to kill me dog with splintered bones in it's bowel !
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    So the bones dont cause any problems internally then ?
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    Hello Fella's Im picking me pup up Sunday, obviously not straight away but I like the idea of feeding her raw food several times a Week, but not sure as Ive always been told not to feed dogs, chicken, rabbit etc as the bones splinter and causes all sorts of problems...well how do fox's cope ??? I love the idea, of going out with the airgun and feeding her freshly shot rabbit cut in half...whole, your thoughts are greatly appreciated, Craig
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    Ellir, apologies sent ! I obviously dont know what history lies beneath the surface, it's just all I read on here is squabbling and falling out, Craig
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    Scuse me sounding thick but whats a detwanger ?
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    Ey up, Ive always been worried with my dogs jumping barbed wire, has she had any accidents ? big plus if you can get them doing it we out getting "4" inch rips on their legs or stomach ?
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    love it
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    Think its down the the upper and lower jaw being misalighned, usually the chewing action (teeth on teeth) keep the teeth to the correct length, Ive had a few of these and the preveous poster was 100% correct, Ive picked them up which were skeletal, so thin and amasiated, good job, did it a favour.
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    tbh I dont see while you ve lambasted him for asking a question, yes to you it maybe a stupid question but we all do that from time to time, I dont see why some of you want to get aggressive and personal by slinging insults, it just shows that your socially inept, were all in this together, yes poaching is wrong but it's been going on for hundreds of Years and will continue for many Years to come, have you ever thought that perhaps he has tried to get permission and cant get it ? the reason may nob be that he's a t!"" but the simple fact that someone else has it !!! I await being slagged of a
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    Now this dog is my cuppa T, love it, good luck with it mate
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    I'd be interested to find out what the general concencus is on this rifle as it's the one I use ???
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    Bosun, fantastic reply and made my mind up, thanks so much for your advice, I greatly appreciate it, also pet insurance is first priority, thanks Wilf
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    Flippin eck, Bosun, thats awfull, oh now Im really struggling, I love being out just me and her with the lamp, the togetherness is untouchable, it however has took me 6 Weeks to get over having Lora put to sleep, this is a real difficult one, which I am struggling with greatly, Im really sorry Bosun I really hope that Ive not briought it all flooding back to you, I suppose when I think of it the thread was a little bit inconsiderate to those who obviously loved their hunting partner lost in action, sorry pal
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    A GOOD DOG SHOULD work day or night, it is up to you how you train he/ she. I had a 3/4 grey, a very usefull hare dog and he could take the cord of the shackle net across the river, to the man on the other side of the river bank, and I learned that trick from an allround poacher, ((( who was a mole trapper, pest controller, but a great poacher, nothing better when the Sea TROUT, and the Grillse, are running, the memories of those nights money could not buy,((( the freezer was full with the best Organic, Natural food, Sea lice an all, I love it, sounds fantastic, the thought of man and d
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    If you dont mind me saying, a lurcher is 100% for me, thats not the question I was simply trying to ascertain what the experienced lurcher people think the risks are, or should I not of asked, why does it seam that there is often a derogotory tone to some responses, there s always one who tries to be clever when all I want is sound advice....thanks
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