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chatting to an old boy last week hes family are from lancashire and (were) big poachers, his granfather got him his first terrier at 7 with it gave him a piece of bread and told him to put it under his arm till the bread went damp, he then told him to feed it to his new dog, he said that the dog would be faithfull to him and no other from then on. this old boy is now in his 70s and swears by this old countrymans lore he has done it with everyone of his dogs. he really does know his stuff. anybody else heard of this?
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only veggie shit can be composted and used for the garden, meat shit compost is BAD that applies for human and dog
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i hope they get whats commin too them,they shouldnt be able to get away with it, these wankers are too fukin thick to train there own dogs up so they have to steal others, chop em up and feed em to the dogs they stole
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any pics mate are they sold?
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thats a very nice animal TT.... i'm a bit confused on what parson russells and what jack russells are supposed to be and how the clubs came up with the breed standards?? any book i ever picked up always said that the reverend russell considered any white bodied dog that could go to ground would be a terrier for the hunts... he disliked smooth coated white terriers because at the time a smooth coat suggested that there was bull blood in the make up and that would make the dog too hard for what was required in a bolting dog... now a days i see alot of 'parson russells' with smooth coats and
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thats a very nice animal TT.... i'm a bit confused on what parson russells and what jack russells are supposed to be and how the clubs came up with the breed standards?? any book i ever picked up always said that the reverend russell considered any white bodied dog that could go to ground would be a terrier for the hunts... he disliked smooth coated white terriers because at the time a smooth coat suggested that there was bull blood in the make up and that would make the dog too hard for what was required in a bolting dog... now a days i see alot of 'parson russells' with smooth coats and
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i have a parson russel he is now 8 i rescued him from a house at 5 weeks old, did some chexking up on him and found out he was bred in birmingham,i was offered 700 pound for him from a breeder(but could not sell him). hes a fantastic ratter/ rabbiter and wondered if anyone could tell me if a russel really was worth that much without pedigree. (my other dog is patterdale x staffi) i am also looking to breed of both my dogs if anyone is interested.