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i said greyhounds only good over a short distance if you read my post mate. thats only 300 yards could she match it on rough ground over a longer distance chasing real game that twisting and turning? chase lures is all very well but different chasing real thing ask some of the real lurcher men? aint dissing greyhounds just think you can beat a well school lurcher if you read my post you will see thats what i said mate. real game dont run on a flat football pitch think your getting on your high horse mate take that greyhound hound and put in on real game on rough ground against a lurcher and
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Lamper/gatherer i'm not surprised your getting a bit of grief,you say that you've had dogs for 30 years but this is your first pup,why is that? You can't beat rearing and training your own pup the satisfaction is great,of course when it all goes wrong you've nobody to blame but yourself. Mate i'll give you some advice,if you want to race dogs buy a greyhound. If you want to catch rabbits buy a lurcher pup. I've yet to see a greyhound that can work better than a lurcher or a lurcher that can run faster than a greyhound. So mate straighten your head out,get rid of that stupid id
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quote-scottish lurcher. and on rough ground found them to be crap sure heeps of you greyhound owners might disagree but keep greyhounds for the track and keep lurchers for hunting i would bet most lurcher owners would bet money on there lurchers catching more hares than a greyhound ive have seen my two run faster than any racing greyhound not bigging them up Agree and disagree mate,I agree that greyhounds should be kept for the track,now that coursing is banned[unless they have been reared and trained for lurcherwork from puppyhood].As far as your lurchers being faster than any racing g
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Canine veterinary,medicine,healthcare,first aid
tote replied to AKA-BRINDLE's topic in Hunting Book's
If it's running dogs you have this is a good one. Care of the Racing Greyhound a Guide for Trainers, Breeders & Veterinarians. By Blythe, Linda L., James R. Gannon, A. Morrie Craig. -
You never said but I take it your vet had a mask on.
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I'd choose the lightning,because of it's lightness. If weight didn't come into it,i would opt for the 97.
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This very topic was run through the CMW not so long ago if I remember correctly. All I will ask you is,what do you require/expect of your lurcher/running dog? I expect mine to hunt,jump, catch and carry,as well as being 100% safe with livestock. Must admit i've never understood why anyone would get a retired greyhound for working.
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Or as Chubby Brown said-A shit hole next to a snack bar.
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I think the fight was won between the ears,Tim Sylvia could not work Cotoure out at all,he was too predictable. Whereas Cotoure was the opposite,yet how many times did he catch him with overhand punches? The smaller man had the bigger heart and quicker mind
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1-.177 2-PCP 3-NONE 4-MULTI 5-HAD BOTH no preference
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The Train Journey Four people in the carriage of a train - a Welshman, a pretty young blonde girl, an ugly old woman and an English Rugby Player. It all goes dark when the train goes through a tunnel. In the dark there's the sound of an almighty slap, and when the train emerges from the tunnel the Englishman is rubbing his face, and there's a huge red mark on his cheek. The old lady thinks, "I bet that Englishman fondled the blonde in the dark and she slapped him". The pretty young blonde thinks "I bet the Englishman tried to fondle me in the dark, got the old lady by mistake, and she h
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Here's a list of greyhound transporters that could help. IAN WATERWORTH DOG TRANSPORTER Mobile 07831 523369 Aiden Mcallister 00353 8636 98533 or mobile 0775 969 0354 Donal Croke 00353 5139 1247 and Irish mobile 00353 8680 96375 also email info@greyhounds.ie Michael Power (home) 00353 5138 7530 (Irish Mobile) 00353 8725 74807 and mobile for UK 0797 381 5522 â€Transport4u Greyhound Transport†YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN RACING GREYHOUNDS Telephone Paul 07708 145391 E –mail – dm001i1125@blueyonder.co.uk Greyhound Transport Service Modern Air-Conditio
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Good advice Dale,90% of the adult dogs on the market have a fault,your just buying someone's problem.The satisfaction of rearing and training your own cannot be surpassed. :thumbs-up:
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Ditto
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Wouldn't fancy pulling him off
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I was wrong, a dogs fitness is down to 2 things,excersize and feeding.
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Try doing the retrieve training in an enclosed area like a hallway,or if the pup is bigger an alleyway,block off one end,that's the end you stand at this stops the pup from running behind you. And get down on your knees like minion says and incourage the pup into you.
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The wheel? Could you imagine life without wheels
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I would say the dam is more important than the sire,it certainly is in greyhound breeding by as much as %
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That's cheap,it was £40 at my vets 4 years ago
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I make mounts with a small treble at the end and a single hook infront of it. Put the treble at the tail end and the single through the bottom jaw,there should be a slight bend in the minnow so that it wobbles when the current works against it.
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Nice pics mate,the bitch looks like she's enjoying herself,that's the way it should be,all the best with her.
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Dump room For a second I thought you meant the bathroom
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A dogs breeding and it's fitness are two totally different things. You can have the best bred dog in the world,but if it's over weight and never excersised it will not be fit. Then again a run of the mill dog that's excersized and worked regularily will be fit. So I say a dogs fitness is 100% down to excersise. Breeding has a part to play in the ability of the dog as a finished article,but has nothing to do with fitness.
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14lb 6oz