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  1. troter58
    my mate runs a dog and he is 8 and can put a good shift in as said how longs a piece of string atb
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    21 to 24 do the job on any ground if entered proper atb
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    no one is saying that mate have a read through it all .atb
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    shiter that mate hope you find the dog and alls good some proper shitheads about.atb
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    very sad mate want there fingers chopped off nothing is safe nowadays
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    sire to the black and tan bitch is a bit short in the leg is it a whippet cross
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    as i said on page two the bitch i reared from 8 weeks old and lived to 11 was a good hunting partner and put plenty stuff away but any one who gets a ex track dog and thinks it can do as well as a lurcher needs to get in to some thing different and she never suffered with bad feet or ran in to any thing could jump like a stag big differents between a track dog and one brought up as a worker .atb
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    read the full thread you moron no one as said a greyhound is better than a lurcher ffs and whats a lurckers here mong. the thred seems to be going along the lines of endurance.feet and injuries. ffs pal . only one mong on here fella thats you :laugh:
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    read the full thread you moron no one as said a greyhound is better than a lurcher ffs and whats a lurckers
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    as been said ex track dogs know no different they will just run in to a fence but get a pup it will do every thing a lurcher can but not a lot of wind thats why we run lurchers is it not? as for brain no diffrent from a salukie most will come round with time spent on them.atb
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    That's the problem, most people's experience of greyhounds in the field is ex track dogs that've been taken in to use as stud dogs or brood bitches for breeding lurchers. These dogs have run the oval on sand and have known nothing else. They've never had to turn or stop. yes your right i think the people who comment on here have just got a dog from the track and entered them to the field. baw i would like to try again with a pure greyhound but i would sooner run a lurcher mate tried and tested i found with the bitch i had she was up for it in mind but would not last a long night on the lamp
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    many moons ago i was given a greyhound pup a bitch i fetched her up as you would a lurcher she could jump mark up for the ferrets and i worked her in the lamp so i do not buy in to all this they are thick and run in to every thing in front of them yes may be if it is a ex track dog thats only ever run round a track but if reared from a pup they can do a job for you. atb
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    coz they shit in the field Would think that's as good a place as any to have a shit. :laugh:
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    theres little fur balls sitting out around here loads of them weird to see just hope they get through the summer with out getting mixy put a big hole in the rabbits last year .atb
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    Pup name

    troter58 replied to stevo1089's topic in General Talk

    or ben
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    I considered it for a while but on the basis that I'm not the only capable dogman in the country I figure a shot at a decent life with someone else might just be better than knockin him on the head Must be nice to live in the land of "if's" fella, but some of us just do what we have to. no ifs or buts about it mate the dog would be going no where but thats just me as said hope the dog gets a good home atb the man obviously knows whats best for his dog. its easy to say this is what i would of done when you know nothing about the bloke or his lifestyle. i hope you find a good home it
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    I considered it for a while but on the basis that I'm not the only capable dogman in the country I figure a shot at a decent life with someone else might just be better than knockin him on the head Must be nice to live in the land of "if's" fella, but some of us just do what we have to. no ifs or buts about it mate the dog would be going no where but thats just me as said hope the dog gets a good home atb the man obviously knows whats best for his dog. its easy to say this is what i would of done when you know nothing about the bloke or his lifestyle. i hope you find a good home it
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    rabbits he as been out with me and a mate to watch our dogs work two first cross beddys and mine a 3/4 whippet beddy to give the lad a idea of the land he will be working his new dog as he is local to us i have said a bigger dog would be a waste to him for where it will be worked heavy cover and short burst .atb What about that colli/beddy x that the guy who's going to Oz is trying to home, would that not suit the lad? it is a pup the lad is after johnny i was thinking the same but it as to be a pup .atb
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    yes one will do both for you atb
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    :laugh: good on hamsters
  21. troter58
    I considered it for a while but on the basis that I'm not the only capable dogman in the country I figure a shot at a decent life with someone else might just be better than knockin him on the head Must be nice to live in the land of "if's" fella, but some of us just do what we have to. no ifs or buts about it mate the dog would be going no where but thats just me as said hope the dog gets a good home atb the man obviously knows whats best for his dog. its easy to say this is what i would of done when you know nothing about the bloke or his lifestyle. i hope you find a good home it
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    I considered it for a while but on the basis that I'm not the only capable dogman in the country I figure a shot at a decent life with someone else might just be better than knockin him on the head Must be nice to live in the land of "if's" fella, but some of us just do what we have to. no ifs or buts about it mate the dog would be going no where but thats just me as said hope the dog gets a good home atb
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    hope it turns out alright for you and no way is it the dogs fault it is the moron who has the dog get you money and give him the dogs act you copy off here tell him to keep the dog on a lead and keep control of it or you will report him it could be a kid with a dog next time this bloke needs to see what he is doing is wrong atvb
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    moon is down now a good wind blowing better nights for it but i have been out when its raining with little wind and had a good night just keep at them you will soon sort out when it is best to get out.atb
  25. troter58
    rabbits he as been out with me and a mate to watch our dogs work two first cross beddys and mine a 3/4 whippet beddy to give the lad a idea of the land he will be working his new dog as he is local to us i have said a bigger dog would be a waste to him for where it will be worked heavy cover and short burst .atb
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