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love it!
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very nice pup
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all the scottish members are angry....oh hold on a minute, that one's true
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What I was trying to get at was which would be the most effective overall. Obviously areas where there's thick cover a terrier (or spaniel) and lurcher combination would work best. A small lurcher that would enter cover would also push out rabbits, just not as many as a terrier. So the lurcher would do the job of the terrier to some degree, just not as effectively. Whereas in more open areas, two lurchers would be better but in that situation a terrier would be virtually redundant and would probably end up running round yapping but never catching. So in that situation the terrier co
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Why is it too late to change her? If you do it gradually you can switch them to raw with a bit of work. I got both of mine from rescue and both were on dry cat food when I got them. They now eat nothing but raw or eggs.
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And for just rabbiting, wouldn't a beddy/whip alongside another lurcher work just as well as terrier and lurcher combo?
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No worries. Just thinkin in terms of rabbiting then, are any of the others any good...russels, lakies, beddies etc or are they all just mainly digging dogs?
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what are the best terriers in terms of obedience? What I'm after is a combination that initially will be good for rabbits but is able to step up to other things when I've had a season or two or rabbiting.
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If you can have a max of 2 dogs what would be the most effective for day time rabbits... 2 medium sized lurchers, at least one of which that will enter most cover or a terrier and a lurcher? Thoughts from people who've worked both combinations in the past would be helpful.
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nothing wrong with good quality cat food ! have you ever looked how much actual meat is in cat food? both cat and dog food is full of fillers that ferrets can't digest.
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No shit!!!
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Nope (Wrexham)....if it does though I'll be sacking off the work this afternoon and taking the mutt for a long walk.
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fishing the worst boring thing ever no thank you,rant at your missis and do us all a favor fishing is only boring if you don't know what you're doing if you do know what you're doing you catch fish and it certainly ain't boring YAWN have you ever considered fishing is for BORING PEOPLE.... its why they enjoy it so much ever considered the fact us blokes go fishing to get away from naggin women.....your bloke must spend his life at the side of a lake!!! cant get rid of my fella no matter how hard i try.... what is this nagging you speak of? yeah h
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nice kits, baby ferrets are well funny! looks like they're tame aswell? how come ever kit I've ever had has been a nippy little fecker for the first couple of weeks?
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fishing the worst boring thing ever no thank you,rant at your missis and do us all a favor fishing is only boring if you don't know what you're doing if you do know what you're doing you catch fish and it certainly ain't boring YAWN have you ever considered fishing is for BORING PEOPLE.... its why they enjoy it so much ever considered the fact us blokes go fishing to get away from naggin women.....your bloke must spend his life at the side of a lake!!!
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fishing the worst boring thing ever no thank you,rant at your missis and do us all a favor fishing is only boring if you don't know what you're doing if you do know what you're doing you catch fish and it certainly ain't boring
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nice vid
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open the video in photobucket, copy the link in the address bar at the top of the page and paste it into a message on here
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have you got any pics of them together? when running full pelt how do they compare to whippets and greyhounds? I alway imagine them to be somewhere in between?
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you'd have to dress as a miner while you were doing it and say "I declare this mine officially reopened!" as you were hammering away
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Bridget bardot....absolutely stunning!
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I've been watching some of the coursing vids on youtube and the majority are salukis or saluki crosses wearing down the hare for a few minutes and then right at the end they kick up a few gears and put in the strike, the last 5 or 10 seconds is pretty impressive speed. It's probably a stupid question but if they're chasing something, whether it be a hare or a rabbit, and there isn't much distance before it hits cover do they generally know to put in that extra burst straight away? I've never seen a saluki run apart from on videos, they're obviously running at a fair old pace to keep up with
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That was tb25.
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"poor rat!!! u dont have to torture him! why cant you feed your ferret normal things like fruit! your are sick "
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"I have a white ferret but instead of my ferret beating up a rat it was beating up my pit and my pit killed a mouse"
