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  1. shaaark
    I'll not labour over this thread mate, it's too warm and I just don't have the energy. ?
  2. shaaark
    Look at the 2 posts above, in a reply to my post about him being a clown, sir poxon lol. Those posts, along with all the nonsensical drivel that he's written these last three months, should tell you all you need to know. Don't know about anybody else, but I wouldn't be buying a beanie off him, even if the BOWLINE logo was trimmed with gold! Lol
  3. shaaark
    Mate, you seen the pics and texts he's sent to daniel cain, and a couple of others on here. Can you honestly say you'd take anything he's got to say seriously, about anything? The fella's a clown. Just seen your post above. ?
  4. shaaark
    ? eh ?!
  5. shaaark
    AWAAY AWAAY, COME BYE!! He be better off with a 3/4collie 1/4 whippet!! AAAWAAAY!! ? ?
  6. shaaark
    I"ll wear mine whenever I go shopping and it says in the doors/windows to do so.
  7. shaaark
    Would that be TWO more?! ? lol ?
  8. shaaark
    Heard you the first time, sheepy. ? ?
  9. shaaark
    Now, I have heard off a couple of people that the drool is the main problem. I wouldn't know, and to be honest, I've never looked it up, never having suffered with ANY alergic reaction. Anyway, hope you can come to a satisfactory decision to it all. ?
  10. shaaark
    Ok mate, sorry for wasting your time. ?
  11. shaaark
    You know, that's not far off the mark. No disrespect to scheme - lakeland, but how can a whippet or italian greyhound trigger any conditions he/she they might have, but a lakeland terrier doesn't?! Doesn't make much sense to me!
  12. shaaark
    Yeah be good that mate. But in all seriousness, as a few of the other fellas have said, I can't really see 'most' iggies coping with pretty uneven terrain and having the strength to cope with even a half grown rabbit. Will have no problem being proved otherwise though. ?
  13. shaaark
    Tell him he needs to try harder at maths! ?
  14. shaaark
    Lol please don't take me seriously on this, fella. ?
  15. shaaark
    Lol I was taking the piss mate mate, hoping for a bite off Magoo!! Seen a couple of iggy bitches not too long ago. Got into conversation with the owner, and she said the main thing with them, was the fact that they have a lot of tooth problems, with their jaws being so small, and a few eye issues.
  16. shaaark
    Difference is quite marked, charts. Similar sort of thing with a lot of working types vs show types.
  17. shaaark
    Lol you are correct charts. But the fact that owners of those dogs can take them to a track and race them, has to be a positive step, rather than letting those breeds slip into obscurity, and ultimately, uselessness?!
  18. shaaark
    I saw one take a hare, after a 200 yard slip, a few years ago. Ground was particularly wet and boggy, so much so that I didn't actually think the dog stood much of a chance, but by god, this dog dug in, you could practically see the immense prey drive and power, kicking in with each stride, and the longer the course went on, you sort of knew 'that hare's in the bag'. Was a privelidge to see such a dog run. Hail the iggy! ?
  19. shaaark
    So was I, you're biting a little too easily, Magoo! ? ?
  20. shaaark
    Tut tut tut, you're showing your pathetic immaturity more and more! ?
  21. shaaark
    You know what, Magoo? You have just ended what could've been a beautiful friendship. Italian greyhounds ROCK!! ?
  22. shaaark
    Lovely little dogs. Why do you think a beddy/whippet will be ok with your families allergies? The ones I've seen, and the one bitch I owned with a fair amount of bedlington in, had the worst coats I've seen on lurchers, and were forever shedding!
  23. shaaark
    Kin el Magoo, open your mind. I don't mean drive as in 'mega prey drive', and not fragile as in 'they didn't snap a tendon or knock a toe up, or break anything, after running 300 metres, which people have suggested they are 'too fragile'. They obviously aint as robust as other types of running dog, but to say they are all too fragile etc, is a bit of a sweeping statement, especially as loads of them do race etc without breaking their legs or snapping tendons in their hocks etc.
  24. shaaark
    Plenty of people in sweden, scandinavia, race them regularly. The ones I've watched certainly have plenty of drive etc, and are not fragile.
  25. shaaark
    Was expecting a pic of pony and cart, or an ox and plough! Lol ?
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