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    Don't know why people are getting so worked up about this subject, it was pretty common to achieve such things back in the day, though I will say I never slipped mine on em
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    I rememer the stories about celt etc etc etc, no way way in the would world any pup at 6 months old, however it's bred,would even slightly trouble a hare, total and utter f***ing nonsense
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    You could have said 4 litters & I'd still say your talking utter donkeys piss !!! 8 weeks & killing rats my arse :-) That you got rats in your arse is your problem and i am not intrested in what is living in your arse. So please keep it for your self! Its a hunting forum not a fetish-forum. Have to agree with alimac, I used to do ALOT of ratting and I've seen good, experienced, adult ratting dogs take stick off some rats, an 8-10 week old pup? No, sorry just don't buy that.
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    NL, are you trying to take over baw's mantle? lol
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    I find the majority of people who have rescue greyhounds to be some of the worst bunny hugger do goody type people I've met, and one of THE worse of that type, who loves everything wildlife, birds of prey, documentaries of cheetas taking down antelope or whatever, was a past ex of mine. If you even mentioned maybe shooting a fox for example, you would need to outrun usain bolt to escape her wrath! I kid you not
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    Good raw diet, sardines or pilchards couple of times a week and also hand massaging/grooming pretty regular works a treat
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    8-10 weeks!
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    That's a nice looking thing westy, she looks in good shape from what you can see in the pic too, good on you Thanks,she came back to me from my folks as fat as butter as I wanted somewhere quiet and easy for her to settle and come out of her shell taken to life in our pack so well she never left!!!She's shaping up well and loves to run with the lurchers and picking up fieldwork easily. I've rehomed over 20 Staffords this year out of a shelter I help at but I brought this home......fail haha Lol, she looks a nice type, and happy
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    That's a nice looking thing westy, she looks in good shape from what you can see in the pic too, good on you Don't know what happened in my first reply lol
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    I love that bitch, cracking thing
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    Some people say deerhounds and their crosses didn't do the job for them, whatever that involved, but I have to say that all the ones I've seen or owned have been more than capable of anything they were worked on, two being probably the best dogs I'm likely to see, no fuss, no drama, just extremely capable and effective animals. I know you say deerhounds and not x's, but a few on here recently have been slating deerhound x's. Maybe I've just been lucky, but I don't think so, alot of bringing any type on is down to how and when you perceive the time is right to enter them. No good thinking, '
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    Same here, especially the bigger types. Our bitch is 29" tts and we only had her doing the usual exercise routine of a bit of roadwork and a few runabouts, every day, and only started her jumping over nothing more than fallen trees when out walking until she was over a year old, she was still puppyish and gangly at that age, then as her balance and coordination improved we started her over low jumps of about 18" and gradually built up the heights over a few months. Now she's a terrific jumper and will clear anything. Overcautious some might say, but I don't want to risk giving any of my pu
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    @ lucky, I owe you an apology, it was night warrior that came out with the bolt cutter crap in the other thread, I apologise
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    Well it definitely isn't dog B, cos lucky, being the 'sharp' f****r he is, forgot his bolt cutters!
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    Gonna agree with whippet 99 here, coming out with this bollocks you've proved that you're a prick and helped farmers/landowners etc to be more determined not to let lads on their land
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    As baw suggests, perhaps he's teething or maybe some small dental problem that you haven't spotted
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    She's Collie/Whippet. I thought she was whip/collie/whip, anyway, very nice
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    Welcome mate, some excellent info etc in the airgun section
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    Looks good mate. That 1st pic of the 'rabbit' on the road, looks a big healthy looking f****r lol . Your mate's pup looks a nice type, looks familiar, would it be out of keeps' dogs?
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    As lamp dogs I think they take some beating
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    Thanks for that
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    does it take mice regular ? Everyday! Regular as clockwork Is it brindle? I love deerhound x's, especially brindle ones
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    Sandymere would it be possible that salukis have been in this country around the same length of time as arab horses, which came in at the time of the crusades around 900 years ago? If they could bring back horses, dogs wouldn't have been a problem. Also some of the earliest arab horses came in via spain, and I find it interesting that salukis and spaniels have similar ears and tails, maybe they weren't as strict, or observant, with their breeding policies at that time lol. I don't keep salukis or spaniels, but find canine and equine history very interesting, and you seem to know your stuff,
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