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  1. airbourne
    Leave the pup to grow mate you can f**k it up running it to early in life and yes you could turn it into a yapper. I ran mine at 6 months but i was lucky not to f**k her up never again would i run one that early in life,take it out just to see what its all about. Don't let your mate bully you in to running it, thats the mistake i made,now my mate carn't be bothered to even take his dog out the poor f**ker.
  2. airbourne
    CZ for me, hornady works real well
  3. airbourne
    bond with the pup first of all. do a little retrieving every day, don't over do it make it fun.12 months will be soon enough to start on the rabbits. atb mate
  4. airbourne
    Nice looking bitch mate
  5. airbourne
    mine is chipped better safe than sorry
  6. airbourne
    No lampin with the dog 2 nite still limping carn't find nothing wrong with her, she's in no pain any thoughts So its just the riffle.
  7. airbourne
    Went out this morning walking the dog let her off just to strech her legs how she's limping from the shoulder, even worse to night just a quick walk round the block, no lamping this weekend.
  8. airbourne
    sorry to hear that mate let us know now it gets on atb
  9. airbourne
    Bad luck mate atb
  10. airbourne
    Good on rabbits and good retriver, collie x grey x bull x whippet 21 months 23" tts
  11. airbourne
    My collie x whippet x bull x grey yapped a bit at first, once she was hitting them she stopped no problem now. Just frustration. Do what some have said give it a couple of easy runs.
  12. airbourne
    I would only buy a pup you can only blame your self if things go wrong.
  13. airbourne
    I understand what your sayin but got 2 other dogs (just pets ) and i can lamp with other dogs with no problems.
  14. airbourne
    Want would do if you were out alone and met up with them poachers. BAD BOYS
  15. airbourne
    Took my bitch down the park this afternoon she went barking and getting agressive at another dog, she is 21 months old now nomally she quite playfull. How do your dogs get on with others.
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    I had them both off my dog,he was having a lot of trouble with them,,a big mistake,cost me nearly 300 quid,rested him up for ages, within a year one of them started coming back through so they done another op a little while back and want another £190 : worst thing is the other one is starting to give him agg now think they just didn,t take them back far enough in the first place...twats... i would tell them to get f***ed you don't pay twice for a job that can be done once. and i would want a refund, who did the job the VET or the NURSE
  17. airbourne
    Just give the paws a wash in cold water, and then i give them a good wipe over with baby wipes it don't cure it it just calms it down. I know mate they go daft its a laugh.
  18. airbourne
    My bitch was 4 months old when she first encounterd sheep she ran at them i gave her a good telling off no problem since. When out lampin now she will run rabbits straight threw them and never give them a glance. When she was 6 months she ran straight into 12 heifers they ran her they put the fear of god in her, that sorted her out a bit dagerous but did the job, told the farmer he said don't worry.
  19. airbourne
    Proberly the nettles mate my bitch does the same more so in the summer. Lasts between 1/2 hour to a hour.
  20. airbourne
    Nice one mate
  21. airbourne
    Thats enough of computers iam off for a lamp, let you no later if i have any luck
  22. airbourne
    Just got a bag of that yesterday, what do you use the gold or silver, how much do pay mate. Is it any good i paid £9 for the silver
  23. airbourne
    High protein dried dog biscuits plus scrapes of the table, and throw in a bit of any kill it has. pigs ears as a treat they love em not the one still on the pigs
  24. airbourne
    He looks the bizz
  25. airbourne
    me and my lad shot about a hundred last year, my mate has them he said they are very tasty, not tried them my self. once caught you can not release them its not leagle so i believe, so if the dog catches one you would be breaking the law by letting it go. If you took it to the vet injuried i think they have to put to sleep. catch 22.
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