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    ADMISSION TO SHOW £5 Children under 12 years of age – FREE FREE VEHICLE ENTRY & PARKING www.manifoldshow.org.uk
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    Chicken feet (fed raw) are an excellent source of Glucosamine and Chondroitin
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    A little help!

    skellyb replied to Malt's topic in General Talk

    Sliver (5)FLAKE
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    A little help!

    skellyb replied to Malt's topic in General Talk

    Black weapons (9,9) LIQUORICE TORPEDOES
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    A little help!

    skellyb replied to Malt's topic in General Talk

    Beats a nut (6,4) WALNUT WHIP Barbie's muddles (5,7) DOLLY MIXTURES Alcohol free dairy bar (5,3) MILKY BAR Sliver (5) Fragrant floribunda (5) ROSES Turn around (5) TWIRL Fizzy flow of water (7,8 ) SHERBET FOUNTAIN Chocolate nomad (7) DRIFTER Japanese operetta (6) MIKADO Scrooge's choice (6) HUMBUG Black weapons (9,9) LIQUORICE TORPEDOES Spread up north (12)
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    Whatever breed you go for you are looking at a year or two before its trained and mature.
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    What a load of bullcrap. Perhaps you and your "gang" (who are still members anyway) ought to look over their past posts. This cross is supposed to be an amazing working dog, so why the feck aren't you advertising them as such?
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    After all the posts about what great working dogs these are, how come they are being peddled as pets?
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    In addition to all mentioned above, heart, liver and egg 2 or 3 times a week.
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    Clive Rees & Associates, 10 Metropole Chambers Salubrious Passage Wind Street, Swansea, West Glamorgan SA1 3RT ph: 07969378750
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    A little drastic but no more fence jumping.
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    Sandymere, the only thing you have managed to teach me is what a pompous, egocentric old fool you are. I leave you to find someone else to mastur"bait" with.
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    So this is also rubbish http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5744a2.htm No ifs, no buts,no maybe's, no coulds, but actual cases of salmonella caused by guess what dry "food" And of course the dangers of mycotoxins to your dogs when feeding dry "food" Re sensible science, when you can show some peer reviewed double blind long term tests then you might be able to quote something that is valid. Until then you are in the same boat as the raw food camp, no such feckin thing. As for experience, its something we all have and as I have said on previous posts mine leads me well away
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    Papal visit

    skellyb replied to RicW's topic in General Talk

    and I am sure that comments like are a great comfort to the abused. The catholic church has for decades (probably centuries) covered up abuse carried out by these so called men and women of god not just in Ireland, Malta, Germany, Canada, USA, in fact in most countries and here we have someone who could have shown the compassionate side of the church by standing up and admitting that this went on. He could have apologised and done his utmost to try to help those who have been abused, but of course he didn't and hasn't. He could have ensured these sick perverts were arrested and all ev
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    Clever lad and obviously a "born" sales man. Early morning set up on most car boots the sellers go around looking for cheap "stock", lad just using his "nouse" to get it as cheap as possible. Amazes me some of the hypocrisy shown in that people knock a young lad for doing something "legally" but of course if he had been taking a few rabbits etc "illegally" he would be the best thing since sliced bread.
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    Breast of lamb bones are really soft and my latest pup has had them (and eaten them) since he was 8 weeks. Yep they are good too. Thing to remember with rmb is the bigger the better, so forget chicken wings unless they are attached to half of a breast, half of a chicken, or a whole bird.
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    Pup should handle chicken bones just fine. See my sig. (all my dogs are fed rmb. 2 from pups, patti that started at 7 week old and lurcher at 10 weeks)
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    Ah well, once again you try and stir up trouble with your "baiting" but succeed in only making yourself look a tit. Instead of "skim" reading perhaps you ought to look in detail both at what you cut and paste and also the sites and authors you deride.
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    Sandymere, Once again you go off the topic that you actually started. The "study" that YOU quote in this post is basically a load of tosh. No tests were done of the dogs beforehand, tests were done on only 10 dogs in each "sample", it is based on ONE meal and ONE stool sample, 3 dogs carried salmonella in their stool samples but only one was of the same strain as in the food it ate. It assumes but salmonella COULD have been picked other than as part of normal diet.Once again it is pointed out to you and once again you do a massive post from different threads and harp on once again about
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    So explain, food with salmonella % dogs with salmonella 30% and of those 3 who tested positive Of the 3 positive stool samples, 1 was from a dog whose food contained the same Salmonella serovar, 1 was from a dog whose food contained a different serovar, and the 3rd was from a dog whose food tested negative. So only one had the same strain of salmonella present as in its food. Not exactly conclusive is it? Perhaps you ought to also look at this http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5744a2.htm
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    Not in but close mate.
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    Think if you could find the answer, you would be one very rich person
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    I insure with M&S. Probable reason no'one answering is that there have been several posts recently re insurance. Try putting insurance in search at top of page.
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    Re Ardkinglas deerhounds, it used to be the case that you could use another breed in the "mix" and after 4 generations of breeding back to KC registered dogs the out bred dogs could be kc registered. The founder of the Ardkinglas line, Anastasia Noble used a black greyhound. Probably the reason why they were so well regarded for coursing
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    Thanks for that Skelly. Linklater mentioned the Otterburn trial but I had gone on for long enough! Could there be an epidemic of common sense on the way? Dream on I guess but we can but hope. Ric You never know. Some stuff on hare here http://www.gct.org.uk/about_us/news/2061.asp
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