saxonmaster
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no need now folks i managed to track down someone in my area that i lost contact with when i gave up and they have put me on to someone very close to where i live but thanks if you read my post
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nice one thank you mate
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thanks for the nice comments mate. we have only been married for 2 years so before that it wasnt a problem some times they are fine with her, when i first meet my mrs she couldnt even be near the dog her eyes and face would swell up same for the boy but that has really calmed down now especially the boy but the other day when the wife and kids were out i let her in for a bit of fuss and got her out before they got back in and they noticed straight away when they walked into the house. to be honest i could just keep her living in the kennels but its not doing her justice.
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thanks for the great comments we are in wiltshire
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thanks everyone she is a stunner and your right bird about the males great dogs but bloody hard work females every time with this breed if you want a family pet.
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one of the hardest choices ive had to make but i need to re-home my big girl. she will be 5 in march but she still looks very young, she is a great dog fully house trained and a brilliant all round dog, we have 3 kids from 2 years to 14 years and never had a problem she also lives with another dog and they get on great and she gets on well with all dogs. she has no health problem very fit and will run all day if you let her. she runs with me on her lead from the bike but if you try this hold on tight she is very powerful. ive had her all her life this is my 3rd rotti in my life time and my la
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hi all havent had a harris hawk for a few year and thinking about buying one and was woundering if anyone has any contacts in wiltshire or surrounding areas of wiltshire where i might be able to pick one up. thanks for reading.
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it was evesham greyhound and lurcher rescue i spoke to and thats there policy they told me to look on lurcher link which i have done nothing that interests me on there so will just wait and see no rush and the dog has to be right for me and my other dogs.
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thanks for your replies everyone. spoke to rescue centre today but they said they wouldnt rehome a dog if you have kennels in your garden and i kennel my 2 other dogs in them so looks like another dog will be in a rehoming centre a bit longer, shame.
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welcome to come out with us mate after a quick chat over the phone hope you understand my concerns. im about hour and half drive from you mate.
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Im thinking about rescuing a whippet x greyhound 10 months old to work with my young colli x grey. stunning dog good basic training, would love to rescue a lurcher in need and hopefully turn it into a good worker/pet. not bothered if it dont turn out to be a world beater as long as it turns out to be a good dog it will be a lifer with me either way. just woundering has anyone else rescued a lurcher from a rescue centre and not know much about the dog and managed to train it into a good worker. thanks for reading.
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what part of wiltshire im in south aswell used to live in salisbury so no it quite well pm me. keep coursing dogs but got a little lamping dog ere not a world beater but a good little dog. atb albie pm sent
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CHEERS MATE JUST SENT YOU A PM BEFORE I READ YOUR REPLY HOPE YOUR WELL MATE
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HI IM IN THE WILTSHIRE AREA AND WAS WOUNDERING IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO COME AND LAMP ON SOME OF THE GROUND I HAVE PERMISSION ON IN EXCHANGE MY BOY CAN WATCH AND MAYBE WORK TOGETHER WITH YOUR DOG TO SHOW HIM HOW ITS DONE. HE HAS BEEN OUT 5 OR 6 TIMES BEFORE AND CAUGHT HIS FIRST RABBIT ON THE LAMP ON HIS FIRST EVER SLIP BUT SINCE THEN HE HASNT REALLY PERFORMED AND I DONT KNOW WHY SO WAS HOPING IF HE SEES A MADE DOG WORKING IT MIGHT JUST HELP. I HAVE LOADS OF GROUND TO TAKE YOU ON AND HAVE ALL MY OWN KIT AND MY BOY IS WELL TRAINED SO IF ANYONE FANCY A FEW NIGHTS OUT ON SOME DIFFERENT GROUND PLEAS
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alright mate got my boy at 5 months old and he had never seen anything he never even wore a collar before and he is 13 months old now. once i got the basic training to a good standard at about 7 months i would let him free run and if he seen rabbits if they popped out he would chase and he obviously missed them when they turned into cover he kept on running straight. never put him off mate and i just used all this with his obedience training the wait command and recall and so on. now i ferret with him and on sunday had something bigger 1st time and had his first rabbit on the lamp wednesday
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i just brought some new purse nets off master hunter nets and very happy with them and he sells quickset long nets mate in various sizes he will send you out a dvd before you buy so you can see how he uses them mate.
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thats what he is trying to do mate, get someone to show him the ropes//... Where abouts are you in the northwest. You can come out with me, next time pal..... no worries. good on you mate fair play enjoy pike hunter
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freya (anglo saxon godess)
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nice story mate, you dont need to justify anything to anyone mate nice to read something a bit different cheers pal just thought i would put it there cos its mainly the lurcher bit am into but seems some people dont agree fcuk em
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nice story mate, you dont need to justify anything to anyone mate nice to read something a bit different
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maybe mate something wasnt right and never came across this before. but he has never had problems with it before on that permission but its worth checking that out mate cheers.
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i know mate it wasnt even my ferret and it kept me thinking sunday night but it never entered our minds to give up we just ran out of time on the sunday and looking back on it it was for the best because we were getting so frustrated and it got so hot on sunday we had nothing to drink but the break done us good and went back fresh and found it straight away
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cheers mate it would of been more than a cuppa if it was still the weekend haha cheers mate
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just thought i would share this with you all. went out on sunday we had our first frost of the season and was looking forward to a few hours ferreting with some mates. we just had our first rabbit when we had to dig to my mates hob that we hadnt seen for about 45mins and collected the other 2 ferrets that were down with him. we really didnt want this dig it was on the side of a large hill which formed one side of a long valley and typical of wiltshire the soil is chalk and stone. anyway we located the hob at about 5ft and started to dig after about 2ft we checked the location 10ft then 6ft
