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  1. Blue one
    there`s a guy in ireland dont know if its north or south called noel on "the working whippet forum" has some good whippets i think they are fallswater whippets check him out on the working whippet forum yeah mate,noel is in the south and as far as i remember he lives in kilkenny. Thats Right, his name is Noel Sherry and is in Killkenny. Good strong strain of whippets. Their is a lady on here, goes by the name of 'lurchergrrl', who has one off him and she is very happy.
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    For a good strong working whippet, i would highly recomend Mike Browns whippets in the uk. Over here in Ireland, i have a very good friend, who is going to breed a litter soon, the last 2 litters are very good all round prooven workers..
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    She did very well indeed, what with the conditions ect, must be a few bunny's about their..
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    Well done lads, your all ways out doing the biz with the dogs, good catch and a nice hare for the dogs or pot...
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    I would not take out the 2 together at this stage, one to one, not together, good luck..
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    Totally agree. Looks like at one time, THL, was a nice place to be?
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    Nice work Rex, your bitch did well..
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    In meath was that? Ye did well..
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    Nights like that are better then out for a whole night getting too many and over flowing the freezer..
  11. Blue one
    Personally, i would dump the red mills....but that is just me. I find, when pups, gain puppy & sapling is far better. Good quality food for pups, along with red meat, goats milk, raw rabbits (frozen for 3 weeks first) Gain link below. http://www.gainfeeds.com/greyhound-food
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    Good nights work, she did well..
  13. Blue one
    Fine hound that and well spoken.
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    They are very injury prone, thousands are lost every year, due to racing greyhounds getting injured on the track! I had one a long time ago, a ex track bitch, small, she was ok, got a few hares, but took a while to get fit. She had a bad hunting accident, coursing a hare, when she went down for the strike, she tumbled and broke her neck, killing her instantly!
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    Glad she is feeling better, that's a great result, well done..
  16. Blue one
    Good man, keep up the good work
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    Top work, the dog did well.
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    She is a grand looking pup IB. I would not worry about the size, she will do fine. As for neutering, i would not go down that road, she will put on weight and their could be other complications.. Good luck with her..
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    Nice we haul of bunnys their .. Good going, dogs did well.
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    Nice clip. She did well to keep her mind on the 1 hare , some get confused and loose both..
  21. Blue one
    Good going that, been good lamping weather of late..
  22. Blue one
    Good man, nice result...
  23. Blue one
    Same here, far better then red mills, will never go back to red mills, gain greyhound 28 when im not feeding raw.
  24. Blue one
    Its very good, higly recomend it, i use it a good bit, far better then red mills.
  25. Blue one
    i agree mate 2 pages of reply,s and no bickering or slanging matches. its great to have some good useful reply,s from the people who have the noledge of this line. whippetlad thanks for the info i spoke to mike earlier and to be honest he sounds a real tidy guy that knows his stuff he did kinda baffle me abit with the lines of grandson,s of this and great grandsons of that but took the time to explain exactly what i,d be getting with his line. so finger,s crossed Best of luck and let us know how you get on.
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