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  1. dillydog
    I like the look of a bull cross, I love the look of a good strong Lakeland, I've just never seen a good Lakeland and apart from the cosmetic look of the bull cross I can't see what they bring to the table
  2. dillydog
    I haven't got a clue, I know the breeding back far enough to know there's no bull blood in my time. What happened before my time only the hunting God's know, and he's not saying
  3. dillydog
    He's keeping them safe for me, I'll have them next year lol
  4. dillydog
    My old dog
  5. dillydog
    Strongbows youngster, he's not computer friendly
  6. dillydog
    Google it
  7. dillydog
    I know your hearts in the right place mate, BUT do you ever read your own posts before you put them up ? Even if your not the best at spelling (and God knows I'm shit) you still have to speak the Queens English. I genuinely thought you were German going off how you write and the flag
  8. dillydog
    Could be a load of shit that he's dangled to see what THL usual suspects come out with
  9. dillydog
    Never heard of him
  10. dillydog
    http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/cork-public-asked-to-report-sightings-of-rat-like-coypu-450106.html Some for the Irish boys to get started on
  11. dillydog
    Seems like an early start, cubs are still small and haven't had a chance at life yet. Even if I had the right to dig in this country I wouldn't, best of luck, but it wouldn't suit me.
  12. dillydog
    It doesn't matter what regulations they put us under, the wrong uns will find a way to take the piss
  13. dillydog
    https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/animal-rights-dogs-sale-puppies-under-eight-weeks-illegal-backstreet-breeders-a7558471.html&ved=0ahUKEwjk0Zzokt7TAhXID8AKHX52ABkQFggmMAE&usg=AFQjCNG9mkN8FWTPO0zcgeLr1l6z8GV5uw&sig2=F7nkHq4lITGjygGJx_kpLA
  14. dillydog
    Dogs foot now, hairs not back 100% but he's a different dog in himself
  15. dillydog
    Not as much as I'd liked mate, due to me being a lazy b*****d
  16. dillydog
    Looks like 6 terriers and a monty they get everywhere don't they lol Two terriers hiding out of the way of the sun, in their cage or house at night.
  17. dillydog
    Living the good life, two hiding out of the sun, no contact with anything but water
  18. dillydog
    I got them off the vet mate, easy enough to get though. I don't keep my terriers in a run, they don't come into contact with bleach. It's one dog out of eight, that's the confusing thing, there's no common dominator
  19. dillydog
    I'll give that a try mate, it's all but gone but I'll put it on all the same
  20. dillydog
    He was on it for five days, the vet said to use the whole box up but he'd of been on it for a couple of weeks at that rate. Once the infection was gone he was a different dog, the tea tree stuff was just a normal shampoo, nothing special. I gave him a week on piriton too just incase it was an allergic reaction, like I said "clutching at straws"
  21. dillydog
    thats interesting because she is uncomfortable on the feet and was a very fast bushing dog and now would plod along behind owner and then make a burst if she got scent and then back behind owner again. She's a big terrier wheaten x patterdale type 45 or 50 pound weight and up on the leg and only suitable for bushing really and would normally cover a lot of ground. Pity really as she doesn't have the usual wheaten dog slayer attitude and is great with other dogs It looks like my terrier at his worst, it'll be a secondary infection in the skin, mine could hardly walk. Try the cefalexin, it mad
  22. dillydog
    The vet thought it was demodectic mange, he said the reason they get it on their feet is because they're in contact with their mother constantly while they're suckling. The bitch gives it to the pup, I wasn't having any of it, this bitch is now 12 years old and she's never had it or passed it to any other pup she's had. I knew her dam, her grand dam and her great grand dam, I never knew of any one of them having it or passing it on. Like I said, I'm clutching at straws, it would be great to put a label on it.
  23. dillydog
    I personally put it down to the nitrogen the farmer had used on his grass behind my house. I don't know if I'm right, I'm just clutching at straws because I can't understand why it happened.
  24. dillydog
    I've got one just the same, I gave him a course of cefalexin 250 mg twice a day on advice from the vet. I bath him in tea tree wash once a week and together they've sorted it out. He was tender on his feet, he stopped walking out and looked uncomfortable on them before I spotted it. He never showed any signs before this nasty indecent, he's still not 100 % but he's happy on his feet again and the furs all but grown back.
  25. dillydog
    I once had a litter from a Lakeland bitch to a black Patterdale, I had four white bodied terriers, one black and tan bitch and a black bitch ! Technically I could of cleared up in every ring at the show
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