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  1. lurcher11
    alreet, just wondering if anybodys ever used any staffs, british bulls, yorkies or anything you dont usually see...
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    sorry if ive done something wrong, but whats wrong with this post?
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    Hello, has anybody ever used staffordshire bullterriers for hunting? if so, show me your pictures
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    thanks boys, i'll have a look at beddys and i'll ask around about going out with some of the lads
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    hello, iam moving out into the country soon and can't decide weather to get a terrier or a lurcher. I would use a terrier for ratting, i could use it to get a job at the local farms. And a lurcher for rabbits, hares etc. i can only get one so whats your opinion?
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    hello, iam moving out into the country soon and was looking into getting into hunting. I'm unsure weather to get a terrier, so i can do abit of ratting etc. Or a lurcher for some rabbits. Theres a few farms around so i could get a job with my dog there, but what would be best? I can only have either a lurcher or terrier. not both :/. Let me know what you think. AND IF THERES ANYBODY IN BISHOP AUKLAND ARE, LET ME KNOW AS I'LL BE MOVING THERE SOON! thanks.
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    hello, a few days ago i got my first lurcher pup. he's 7 weeks old and has deer hound, saluki and greyhound in him. do you have any tips on training him? and how old does he have to be to start hunting
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    im planning on breeding them when the jill comes into season
  9. lurcher11
    as title says. and does it need to be cooked
  10. lurcher11
    its sorted now peeps. thanks for your input though, decided to keep them in there untill my grandad comes back from holiday, then get his avery! that'll be nice and big for them, and there will be space for more
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    hello, yes as i thought the cage i had would be big enough for the 2 but it isnt.
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    im only taking her away because i dont have the space atm. so do you think it would effect the hob?
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    hello, i have a hob and a jill, the jill is 1 and the hob is 2. they are and have been together since they were quite young as ive been told by the previous owner. will it effect the hob if the jill is taken away and theyre seperated permanantly?
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    i am supprised they aint shitting through the eye of a needle feeding fruit & veg .. watch grapes though there known to be toxic to dogs & ferrets as are onions :thumbs: do you have ferrets? what are you feeding them
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    so just a pure meat diet? how often are you feeding them this?
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    so no meat? its just i was told they should be fed meet every day? would wagg working dog food be ok?
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    got 2 ferrets today. hob and a a jill. the hob is about the size of a cat!

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    basically what the title says. what are your diets for working ferrets?
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    somebopdy said if i put them together, like to carry them up in the carrier, they would fight, is this true?
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    i dont wanna seem weird, but could you explain why?
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    hey all, im getting a jill and a hob soon and was only thinking of using one for ferreting. which one would do a better job? i know it depends on individual ferrets but what are better in experience at sending down holes?
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    including the bullmastiffs? thats what you need. a bullmastiff. got 2 myself. whenever somebody comes near the house, my boy hector doesnt stop growling. we cant introduce him to knew people anymore though, got too protective! Thats not the type of dog i would have around to be honest. There are plenty of rescue large breeds that can be temprement tested, a dog that growls at strangers despite you as pack leader introducing them is a fear biter in the making? Speak to a guy called Craig Limb of Sina American Bulldogs, he has a dog thats been returned to him from a marriag
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    including the bullmastiffs? thats what you need. a bullmastiff. got 2 myself. whenever somebody comes near the house, my boy hector doesnt stop growling. we cant introduce him to knew people anymore though, got too protective!
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    [bANNED TEXT] forget that, don't think their quick enough for that. Have hunted wild boar with Dogo's, but a rabbit or rat is to quick in little spaces and make too fast turns. What weight is your Bullmastiff? Reckon she will be even too heavy built to run for a long time without doing herself a lot of damage, let alone the injuries by very quick and often turns in a blink of an eye. im unsure on her weight, i dont think she'd do damage, shes been trained doing long distance running since she was young. she used to do a few miles a day running and shes on protein and eating tripe et
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    [bANNED TEXT] forget that, don't think their quick enough for that. Have hunted wild boar with Dogo's, but a rabbit or rat is to quick in little spaces and make too fast turns. What weight is your Bullmastiff? Reckon she will be even too heavy built to run for a long time without doing herself a lot of damage, let alone the injuries by very quick and often turns in a blink of an eye. im unsure on her weight, i dont think she'd do damage, shes been trained doing long distance running since she was young. she used to do a few miles a day running and shes on protein and eating tripe et
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