Allan P

It’s a cracking little read, I really enjoyed it. As for walking a different path, if it’s something you’re passionate about there’s only one path you can follow.

I’m the same mate. Might be time to have a clear out.

My wife bought me this for my birthday a few years ago. Anyone know how many were in the series?

What about a retractable lead ?

What’s peoples preferences for young dogs. Always had collars or slip leads for bringing on pups but times have changed seems harnesses are the norm. I’m not talking for hunting but training and day to day use.

She’s certainly a character, amongst other things.

Thanks. She’s out of two dogs that the owners are very pleased with. Timing was right so went for it. I have an idea what’s in her tbh, I’m not asking for any miracles just a bit of mooching around in the day and some lamping and just have some fun with her.

Very strange times indeed. Yes still got him, he’s 9 now still likes a mooch about but that’s about it. He wasn’t that keen on the pup to start with but starting to get on well now.

Hello Arry hope you are well?No mate nothing to do with the big fella.

Could be, couldn’t make my mind what cross to go for so went for a bit of everything. Worker to worker bred, early days yet but fine so far.

Steady away, going to take time with this one.

It’s on.

What about a pure Whippet?

Jeff Burrell Bred a Middleton Lakeland to a racing greyhound and they levelled out around 21” and looked a nice stamp. Not really sure how they performed in the field but sound great on paper. Think he called them snatch dogs.

Just having a laugh mate, you do what’s right for yourselves and the dog. The dog looks in great nick and obviously has a great bond with you. Good luck with whatever way you choose.