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    Without wishing to bring too much reality to your happy rantings the vaccination would be a much cheaper option as the vaccine is taken orally and can be left out on bait for the badgers. Culling is hardly a cheap option either and there is no conclusive proof, despite tests being done that it has any effect on TB rates in cattle. The cheapest option is to cull the infected cattle, they are easy to find after all, and have better control over the movements of cattle around the country. Culling could be free if there werent a law against diggin them! cheap and practical
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    saw these pups at portlaoise poultry bring + buy sale a couple of weeks back, they were asking per head then, i recognise them as i nearly bought the white dog pup with brindle/brown head but refrained as ive my hands full with what i have already
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    they are already vaccinateing them here, we are in a worse state financially than the UK is
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    excellent ideas there, now do you do custom designs? id like something to keep my hubby under control, maybe a shock collar that works long distance that will also shock him if he trys to take it off? perhaps with a built in tracking device as well just to be practical
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    hope everyhing works out for you + maybe we'll see you again in time for the next season
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    http://www.dogrocks.org/
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    bitch for me, every time
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    steven lowthian might be able to help you out there, hes the current secretary of the black combe beagles last i heard stephen.lowthian@sky.com
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    an antihistamine (allergy tab) will help you with that as well
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    http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Flea-Trap would suggest you use the lamp method but put an old wire bird cage over it carefully secured to prevent dogs/cats from knocking it over or burning themselves you can also buy them readymade http://www.winbuyer.co.uk/cat-96443/keyword-flea%20trap/init-1/D-25032007/C-uk_Type2_57/?c=7596443&gclid=COrY_pef16MCFVFd4wodXAizvQ
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    i'll see if i can find a link for you!
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    http://www.hotfroguk.co.uk/Companies/Clive-Rees-Associates-Criminal-Law-Solicitors
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    nice one , damned feral cat keeps stealing mine, caught the cat in the snare the yesterday, fecker getting it out as well
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    i am the mrs! lol, shes fast enough, problem is she thinks its a game + also loses a lot of opportunitys gazeing up at me walking to heel when i want her looking at the rabbit 30ft in front of her, she also seems to be taking her lead from the bushing terrier, i am looking for an older maybe semi-retired whippet that knows its job on daytime rabbits and maybe the lamp to teach her the job + hunt along with her to start with. to buy, beg or borrow!
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    get a flea-trap, that'll pick up any waifs and strays in the house.
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    when you are 1 or 2 people who go out with your dogs, its easier for you to be singled out by antis. at least with a hunt you have a multitude of witnesses to vouch for you if antis or arsepca try to bring you to court. posting topics + pics about your days dig isnt the smartest course of action. sorry mate i cant agree with that ,if your looking after your terriers and keeping within the law what can anyone do aint enough these days to be doing that, antis will play dirty to get what they want, met a few lads who have had tires slashed, loonies landing at their houses, rspca rou
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    I read the other day they have all ready any link to that? id be interested in reading that article. atb. gem
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    when you are 1 or 2 people who go out with your dogs, its easier for you to be singled out by antis. at least with a hunt you have a multitude of witnesses to vouch for you if antis or arsepca try to bring you to court. posting topics + pics about your days dig isnt the smartest course of action.
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    im having the same problem with mine, shes almost too obedient, think she needs another lurcher hunting with her to teach her the ropes, she'll learn, i'll have to just get her even fitter!
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    hens kill mice frequently around my place, your not seeing things, he probably did it once by chance with an injured or young bird + liked the taste!
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    heard cows tongue is good but ive never tried it, i buy it for dog food, think i heard somewhere that you lightly boil it to get the rough skin off then peel the skin off it and dice it, havent a clue where you go from there though as my hubby once found one in the fridge growing up, his father had bought it for the dinner, all the kids went on hunger strike for the day, his dad couldnt understand why but then he did try to serve it to them in one whole piece, still looked like a cow tongue when he served it this recipe looks good however; http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/lengua-beef-tongue/
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    yep! why is that a problem? or would you like to rehome it?
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    the dog is very clean after a dig shot fox? sett only 3ft? doesnt add up, wonder if they were selling dog and wanted to increase its value? i can never understand why people comment in this way..the young lad puts up a picture of his dogs and a fox...thats all. well done lad..to many experts and know it alls on here Aye you are right there mate, and its always the people who dont shot threads up on there own dog but sit slagging other off! to answer your question i'll ask you another; who in their right mind puts threads up these days about their terriers on a dig u
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