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  1. jf1970
    nice dog mate,but looks like he has a fishing rod stuck up his ass,lol
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    cheers mc,yeah i will take it easy,don't want to rush her cheers......john
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    i work both my dogs day and nite with terriers bushing and alot of ferreting dont tend 2 use my whippet as much at nite cause my bitch will go all nite. red bitch 20 months old 24tts saluki/whippet/greyhound/1/8 irish terrier whippet dog 2 1/2 half 22tts cracking dogs there mighty celt,i will be working mine during the day with ferrets and mooching,she has a long way to go yet though lol,3/4 whippet 1/4 bedlington,she has settled in well,cheers......john
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    does anyone on here only work their dogs daytime with ferrets?(you all seem to talk alot about out lamping),if so what type of dog/dogs do you work. cheers......john
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    hi mate,i have just bought a 3/4 whippet 1/4 bedlington,she is also my first lurcher,i will be using her for ferreting,it took me around 3-4 mths do decide what lurcher to get that would suit both me and the dog,i had alot of help on here about making my decision,for what you want your dog to do,sounds as if 1 of these dogs would be just what your looking for,as for being ripped of,well if the breeder is any good at all he will have the pups best interest in mind and won't be to bother about raking in the cash,i payed £100 for mine and both parents were seen and are working,hope this helps c
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    cheers mate
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    if you go onto the poacher's rest forum,there is a lad on the for sale section selling a load of dvd's and this is one of them,hope this helps
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    cheers , it's my first lurcher so it's a learning experience both for me and her,but one iam looking forward to.
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    lol,sorry forgot to say she is 3/4 whippet 1/4 bedlington
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    [well after a round trip of 8hrs i finaly got the pup yesterday,didn't get back home until nearly 10pm last night,she settled very well last night,no whinging,the other 2 dogs will take a few days to get used to her i think,and she has a favourite toy already,a small fluffy dog i bought for her,she is already starting to rag it,lol,cheers......john.will keep you updated on progress, attachment=120498:easter weekend 078.jpg]
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    cheers dd
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    anyone
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    many pike belly up while in spawn after fighting hard! They are in shallow and warm water, surely you have seen or witnessed this.... i have,but the pike doesn't have to be in spawn to do this,if the pike has had a long hard fight then it's the fight that will do the damage not because the pike is carrying spawn. sure it will yea, but even more so if it is haevy with spawn, Had it happen with a 30lb+(which did survive but it was touch and go for a very long time) and two different 20's(which didnt survive) plus a few good doubles, it can be quite upsetting. This is why i no
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    many pike belly up while in spawn after fighting hard! They are in shallow and warm water, surely you have seen or witnessed this.... i have,but the pike doesn't have to be in spawn to do this,if the pike has had a long hard fight then it's the fight that will do the damage not because the pike is carrying spawn.
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    when you fish for pike and they are full of spawn you don't kill the spawn do you,unless that is if you kill the pike.
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    i have noticed that there is alot of training tips on this forum for lamping with lurchers,but i havn't seen many about training for rabbiting daytime with the ferrets,how would i go about entering my pup for rabbiting and mooching during the day,i have had dogs before so the basic commands won't be a problem,just never had a lurcher,i would be very interested in looking at your different methods/ideas on how you all go about it.I will be picking her up on saturday and she is a 3/4 whippet 1/4 bedlington and she is 7 wks old,looking forward to your reply's,ATB...........john
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    Bond with your pup well, break her to ferrets, basic commands wont be a prob for ya, the dog will hunt of its own accord, enjoy your little dog, dont listen to the numbers men, and trust yourself because you'll know your dog better than anyone,,Perfect choice for what your looking for, best of luck with her ,, cheers casso,what age should i start her out ferreting,i have heard from 6mths- 9mths(she will be 6mths end of sept).
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    i have noticed that there is alot of training tips on this forum for lamping with lurchers,but i havn't seen many about training for rabbiting daytime with the ferrets,how would i go about entering my pup for rabbiting and mooching during the day,i have had dogs before so the basic commands won't be a problem,just never had a lurcher,i would be very interested in looking at your different methods/ideas on how you all go about it.I will be picking her up on saturday and she is a 3/4 whippet 1/4 bedlington and she is 7 wks old,looking forward to your reply's,ATB...........john
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    have u got to have a dig r.f.y.l ya seem to do it on all thread n e poacher have a look at his other thread "amazing facts"if there is someone that puts across a difference of opinion, he doesn't like it one bit,want everyone to be licking his arse and agreeing with every thing he says,oh and he says he knows and has seen it all why bother posting then. excatly mate ive seen it is it the thread he put up were he sed he didnt want no one to reply or somthing pricless that why the f**k put a thread up if ya dont want no one to reply thats the one mate,ruined his own topic
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    was going to say it would be the long grass,but nettle stings, sound as if this could be the problem.
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    have u got to have a dig r.f.y.l ya seem to do it on all thread n e poacher have a look at his other thread "amazing facts"if there is someone that puts across a difference of opinion, he doesn't like it one bit,want everyone to be licking his arse and agreeing with every thing he says,oh and he says he knows and has seen it all why bother posting then.
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    13 days i got told thats why i put around the 24th pal i shud have said from 22nd to 24th i would go the 10th mate if you can,it's always better to be to early than be to late,cheers ...john sorry mate,when i said 10 th i meant the 10th day
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    not being smart or anything mate but,you say you are looking for a stud on the 24th of this month,if your bitch has just come into season then that is 15 days away which means she will be in her 3rd week of season,which also means she will be on her out week,maybe iam wrong,but would it not be better seeing about getting her covered starting on the 10th day,sorry if iam wrong,i have never bred lurchers before but i have bred cockers,cheers and atvb......john
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    some great pics there magwitch,he sure looks a handy wee dog,as do the rest of them,cheers......john
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    yes pal this is him nice wee dog remus i have a wee cocker who i take out ferreting with me can't wait to get the whippet x beddy out next season,how are yours at working together.cheers john
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