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  1. shaaark
    That is a good, sensible post. It's a pity that many others don't/won't see it that way.
  2. shaaark
    Nice vid that. Interesting how alot of salukis have that same loping run. But they say that salukis descend from asiatic wolves, so that would make sense I suppose, given that they are required to run in open country over distance. I have that sacred spirit track on CD 2 of my chillout moods collection,nice choice lol
  3. shaaark
    i understood it as, as soon as they started running cunning, holding back for other dog to turn the hare etc that they wasn't courses no more? Yes - because by doing that they weren't scoring points, therefore very unlikely to win a course.ye, so they can't be that daft after all lol.So fox bolter, that's why you don't see many killed on Waterloo cup, sure you would if they were out few times a week though. A greyhound that is, was , out a few times a week would be very useful. PRE BAN SINGLE HANDED
  4. shaaark
    Stick to bull x's me. Cracking alrounders, and better than greyhounds anyway
  5. shaaark
    Rabbits, hares, they all same to that dog, easy. Wanna buy it? It's for sale, no fault of its own?? If only you were closer
  6. shaaark
    Lol, my advice was obviously 'tongue in cheek.' As people have said, it's more a territory/boss sort of thing. And as blackmaggie suggested, casso or skycat would talk you through it willingly I would say
  7. shaaark
    Thing is the pup did absolutely nothing, i just popped him down in sleeping bit and she had a growl straight away.... And then continued in the house. Its totally out of character for this dog. She even lets other dogs come up and eat her food if they finish theres 1st. She just backs straight dowm... Very bizzare why shes suddenly being like this. Do as 'mushroom' off here would suggest, kick the c**t straight in the face next time she goes for the pup
  8. shaaark
    Excellent bit of film. Covered some key points, albeit briefly, of conservation, biodiversity of species, culling etc. If more education authorities were to make schemes like this more widely available, I think it would certainly give a bit more hope and encouragement to some youngsters, as to what could be achievable, instead of the hopeless, drug/alcohol fuelled apathy many find themselves in. Again, cracking bit of work . P S The brief comment was only due to it being an edited, short piece of filming, not a criticism. GOOD WORK
  9. shaaark
    Now THAT is a picture
  10. shaaark

    Boar

    shaaark replied to king's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs

    Single handed of coarse lol. One, if it's from the right beddy blood
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    Boar

    shaaark replied to king's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs

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  12. shaaark
    Nice pup fella, looks a contented little thing
  13. shaaark
    Rabbits, they aint easy
  14. shaaark
    His whippet took to drink
  15. shaaark
    Would a whippet have been able to take a red stag, single handed? Just curious , oh yeah, 'pre ban'
  16. shaaark
    Like I mentioned in my post above yours, 'UNLESS IT'S FOR PEST CONTROL PURPOSES ETC'. I also don't give a f**k what other people think, you dimwitted c**t
  17. shaaark
    I remember the days when nobody really gave a flying f**k if a dog 'DID TEETH' or not. Apart from pest contollers and those that get specifically asked to remove a fox by farmers etc, why do so many people concentrate on their dogs 'DOING TEETH'? To me it's a pointless waste of time, energy and effort, not to mention fuel, for something you can't eat, sell, use and which also might give your dog, and yourself and family, some type of mange.
  18. shaaark
    Had a saluki x once, call her what you liked, CNUT still wouldn't come back! Must be the end of the season now, people are starting to lighten up a bit lol Oh yeah, and there was only a small amount of saluki blood in her lol
  19. shaaark
    He's a strong un
  20. shaaark
    She is, 27tts coursing grey, had her brought over from Ireland very well bred. I can't believe how thick her front legs are they're like a human wrist, big huge things Some neck on her too Belter
  21. shaaark
    She is, 27tts coursing grey, had her brought over from Ireland very well bred. I can't believe how thick her front legs are they're like a human wrist, big huge things Some neck on her too
  22. shaaark
    Looks a strong pup for 10 months, nice. Cracking pics
  23. shaaark
    he's shaping up well mate how's the others doing ?litters coming on great mate had all good reports back from there owners, I'm chuffed with mine here's one of the bitches from the litter Really like this young bitch. How's she bred mate?
  24. shaaark
    My mistake, I meant using a fat, cloddy etc bull terrier, not a bull x lol
  25. shaaark
    Interesting, that 95% of the people on here that slag doberman's off, wouldn't think twice about having a fat, useless, small, cloddy 1st x bull terrier. Strange, and I've seen a couple of more than useful doberman x's
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