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just another update on the kesses tonight found 3 little ones had hatched and one to go well happy!
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cheers lakeman looks a strong bitch very similar to the dog here will be in touch wh2
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mastiff on roids
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ffs wankers with shit dogs once again
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sound like shes definitly preggas mate wouldnt worry to much usual thing around 4 to 5 weeks got a jill here with the same thing she will shed her coat before giving birth to the new litter wh2
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got to agree threre should be like it was when the site first started
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cheers mike
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axle could you pm us/ring wh2
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ours do fine on them try tpms much cheaper mate
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dont rush into getting your self a terrier or lurcher get some ground (permmision)to hunt on first no good having them with no land to work them on
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dont buy nowt in for our ferrets mate all the hearts liver mince comes free of charge the docs are for the birds we have just got loads left over due to having to buy in bulk shame to waste them
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I reckon if you breed your dogs you should only breed from worker to worker to keep that working gene pool, too many people breed from just about anything just to cash in because they are fashionable,its not about K,C Reg.its about the working line ,in short the dogs thenselves,There is no point when out hunting to have terriers that look smart and have a good show pedigree but have little or no hunting instinct or ability,backing my arguement to breed only from working stock,Ihope you all agree. well said mate worker to worker is how it should be
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cymro, seren ,cadno ,uch a fi
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Ive owned and worked Borders for 25yrs,mine have been used for earthwork mainly.but worked on top togeather they hunt like a pack of hounds.I got my first ones off Jeff Fenaroli(R.I.P Mate)out of the Garw line,all turned out to be grafters,if shown a lot of dead stuff and had plenty of outings to watch the job early on,they do enter early,its the old saying ,you only get back what you put in. we have a old dog out of jeff fenaroli's lines here now andy getting on though retired took a while to start but stuck like glue when he did threw some decent pups as well wh2
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sorry jigsaw bird of prey thanks kay all our ferrets are fed on a varied diet from hearts,liver,mince,rabbit/pidgeon rats chicken dry food ect but never tried the day old chicks out of curiosity any one use supplements?as in vitamins/calcium powder when feeding docs?wh2
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ive been considering feeding rats as well as we have a constant supply for our bop,since i know were they came from and ours hunt them regular cant see any harm in feeding them as well as some quail have been told by a few that doc's are a bit low in protein/calcium any one else feed rats/quail?wh2
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heard a lot about feeding doc to the ferrets anyone do this any advice on feeding them?heard theyr sound for young uns and preggy jills cheers wh2
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well said
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glad to see shes coming on well turk that the same bitch you showed us?
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just an update on the pair getting it on
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never trained a kestral yet ive trained harris ,redtail,and barn owls .. the basics are all the same only weight control there is a big difference there say for talk sake you have a redtail you have a bit of room for error maybe an ounce or so but with a kestral you are down to grams very easy to take into low condition . im no expert still learning everyday if im wrong im sure someone will correct me ....... weight control is a big part of flying kesses. our feamale was flying at 6 and a half ounces and needed to be finally tuned so to say no room for error but is a fine sight when flying
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dont know any one up your way sorry mate will have some here if you fancy a trip down
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went up the avery tonight to feed the birds and found four eggs have been laid by our pair of kestrals any one else breeding any kess'es this year?
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good news mate glad hes been found
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:welcomeani: enjoy
