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i have a beddy/whip/grey/wheaton bitch 2yrs old now only 21 at the shoulder but a good all round dog works the cover and also goes out with me shooting
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mitsubishi do a 4x4 pajero junior i think it has a 1100 engine in it.
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i have a freelander td4 2001 with the beamer engine for f***s sake dont any one buy one what a pile of shite its in on monday to get the slave cylinder done on hydraulics the bas***d is in the bell housing in the gearbox so out it comes and while u are in there a new clutch aswell ,price all in 450 quid steer well away plus the parts are all rover need i say more.
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just a few pics on the young dog the first couple ar 4 and a half months and the next ones she is nearly six mths oops wrong section can anyone put this in relevant section thanks in advance.
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laguna/ nimrodel lines you wont go far wrong.
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all good fun as long as no injuries occur,your right they are lunatics the lad i go out with now and again just walking the dogs for fitness has a 18mth old bitch its of its cake.
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molly,tilly,tara,omen,whiskey,
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should make a nice dog with them lines all the best dawn.
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very nice dawn whats th pedigree.
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it might be for himself to get fit to keep up with the dogs.
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nice merle dog many happy days hunting.
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i would try her in the hallway of your house any member of the family to help will do, you at one end helper at the other get the dog to come to you by encouraging it with small pieces of ham meat whatever they like try this over a few wks period and every time the dog comes to you praise it to death and so on then try it in the garden after a few wks were it aint got far to go oh and make sure you are kneeling not standing up the idea is to be as near to the ground as possible this will encourage the dog more it will be curious at whats going on, after the garden just see how it goes when you
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quote. I do not suscribe to the train on em on rats phillosiphy its bollox mine do Charlie end of no rats,mink or most deffeniatly rabbits only old Charlie its a proper fallicy the rat one!!!! you must remember each to there own some people just do ratting and dont have the areas were fox are found some people just love ratting. im one of them however i dont knock anyone who just does fox all that matters is that the dog does a days graft and enjoys it the terrier i mentioned were out at least 3 times a wk on rats i might have a chat to the person in question and get up some old picc
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r.i.p. l/g all our condolences .
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quote . I will go against the grain and say Ive yet to see a good ratting dog start late. It may well kill in another month or so, but it will never be as good as a dog that as started early cant agree with you there mate one of the best ratting dogs i had the pleasure to go out with every wk was an absolute joy to watch work however the bitch didnt start till 18 mths. my cousin picked up two patterdale sisters one all black and the other black and tan the black one was a evil little t**t and was catching rats at 8 mth old and she was unbelievable my cousin tried all he
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Where do you keep your terrier!? Indoors or out?
marko replied to Pignut's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
i keep mine in the house because i dont want thieving b*****ds getting over the wall at the end of the day though if they want them bad enough the low life maggot scum(may their balls fester and drop off) may still have a go. i believe dogs kept inside learn more and are more intelligent they pick things up a lot quicker and dont get bored as much and training is easier yes they get pampered a bloody lot but i dont find this stops them working any harder for you if anything i think they try even harder. -
very nice dawn whats the pedigree of the little dog.
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all the best mate wait till she has you up all night cutting her teeth .
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nice border mate, my border is called meg aswell she is 18 wks old will put up some pics soon.
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when you get the pup the lurcher will be 8 mths old and the summer will soon be upon us start some basics for the young dog before season starts ie breaking to livestock and ferrets this can also be done with the young lurcher if you havent already started by christmas the young dog should be used to mooching about with the lurcher make sure that you have them mooching together you will reap the benefits of the terrier knocking stuff out for the big dog to pick up, the terrier should start to look at a bit of ratting between 10-12 mths old dont rush it there is no need the dogs are only young
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quote. I havent pushed him at all, have just taken him out with the bigger dogs from around 6 months and just let him do his own thing. Hes really keen, gets keener every time I take him out. Theres nowt wrong with a bit of rabbiting, if you cant get any other kind of work for a terrier then its better than nothing at all JMHO my young pup is 17 wks old and will take more or less the same route as above found this has worked well for me over the last twenty yrs let them enjoy being puppies my pup will be ready at the start of next season but between now and then i have a lot of work to g
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very near the end of season and the young dog is doing well let her have a play for a few months before you know it the new season will be here.
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i have a strimmer it does the job.
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utter bollox mate hope all goes well for him what is the deer hound cross if they are saying the two of them are dangerous cant believe some of the s**t going on.
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i use the two and some points to take into account you dont have to wait for the smoker to come out once the rats have bolted job done move on to the next one as for bolting the rats quicker with a ferret try telling that to a big doe with a nest of youngsters also if your ferrets get carved up then its like your dog out of action for a week or two i must say though i love ferreting but with the weather getting milder every year the rats are breeding more throughout the year and are less likely to bolt as said with youngsters.