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    Not the best quality video but could'nt resist putting it on here. Took it this morning which is why its quite dark. Molly the white pup is 11 weeks old, Daisy the black pup is 7 weeks old. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w73bQsbThzI
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    Good luck with the future ratting mate thats where mine are headed too (when they're ready)
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    :welcomeani: Enjoy!
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    Fantastic looking pup, hope he does well for you mate.
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    Thats a fine looking pup there Slurp! How old, what Lines etc. Love the colour. Seems mine appear to have a good idea what to do http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqGCdQ92YI4
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    Similar reasons here, I've had my garage broken into a few times since I moved here and my back garden is right next to the garage, I would'nt dare leave my terriers outside because they definately would be stolen. Ive put CCTV up in case it happens and when they're in the garden I'm always with them. Ideally, I'd like to keep them outside, my dog (Who died recently) used to sleep in the garage with access to a dog flap and seemed to prefer sleeping in there? Did'nt have any break- ins when that arrangement started :11: I got home from work one morning and some B******S had tried to steal
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    Take a bottle of Iodine which you can buy at any chemists, cotton wool or makeup remover pads, bottle of boiled water (Obviously cooled :11: ) or Irriclens (Normally used to clean wounds on people which you can also buy from a good chemists) a clean towel for patting any wounds dry. Gloves for yourself to protect you from their diseases :sick: Wash any wounds on the dog as soon as you're finished ratting and put dabs of iodine on cuts and scratches, and wash eyes out with the sterile water and cotton wool pads. Check the dogs paws for any sharp objects or cuts, try and soak any injured paw fo
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    Thats a lovely new toy there
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    :welcomeani: Hope you enjoy the site mate
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    Just cos they look cute while they're like that doesnt mean they wont be tested to their full potential when they're ready, but I can see what you mean :11: I'm just so pleased they get on well, its a good start to a working relationship
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    I decided just to go for it and put them in together and look what I got up to!! :11: Dont know why I was so worried
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    She's a lovely looking pup, hope she does well for you. Where did you get her? What lines etc.
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    I was just wondering, should i leave the pups together in the cage or should i put them in separate cages just for tonight? I think they should be separated to let the new pup settle in but my mate says they should just be put in together. Im going to stick to my guns unless someone advises me otherwise. Thanks in advance.
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    Molly- Lakeland x Russell; Middleton/ Gould/ Chapman lines. Daisy- Patterdale; Nuttall Lines. Got Molly 2 weeks ago and got Daisy today.
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    Thats a smart looking pup there.
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    :welcomeani: Look forward to reading your posts.
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    Lovely looking pups there. (edited as my spelling was terrible!! :11: )
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    Sorry to hear your bad news mate.
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    When I was a child my dad used to take us for walks in the country every sunday. One day my sister found a dead rabbit and wanted to 'rescue' it!! It even had no eyes left My poor dads face was a picture when he had to say no to her She began screaming the place down and just at that point my little brother fell into a stream and started to cry. What a day that was :11: My sister regularly used to rescue animals much to my parents dismay but as she got older they were alive at least :11:
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    Just wanted to say, my dog used to jump up all the time, I was told to completely ignore her when she did this and encouraged visitors to do the same; after about two weeks this behaviour completely stopped and she never did it again. Ive also been using the shake the bottle with my new pup when she jumps up at the sofa and she is already learning not to do that. I'm by no means an expert in training dogs but these two methods seemed to work for me.
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    Just wanted to say thanks for all the nice comments, I hope some of you will get to see her in the future, can't wait!!
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    Thats excellent news!! I bet you are thrilled!! :thumbs-up:
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    Dear God almighty!! I truly hope they are both fake as they both look so awful!! and painfull. Ive seen some pretty rough things in my time, nothing as bad as that though
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    That was great advice, working a treat now. Thanks Millet
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