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  1. mintstick999
    I'm like you, but i still think it would be worth going just for the entertainment value.
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    I'd liked to of seen their reactions if the twat had put his head up, not a pretty sight. :bad:
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    I see what your saying, but instead of pulling the dog back, (which only makes it want to go forward) try a short, sharp tug to the side, backed up with the NO, the side ways pull is to unbalance the dog, and snap it out of what it's focused on) a choke type lead is the best for this., give it ago and see if it works mate. i'm not slating what you do, just giving some help.
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    The old methods are the best.
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    Here's a couple.
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    Here's a couple from another site. http://i1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee508/cambridge14/IMG_0206.jpg
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    Warm up, and rub down, easy really, but each to their own.
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    Close to the dogs eye mate, any damage done on the night, good photo,
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    I work on the basis that, if i was coming out of a centrally heated house, (and mine do, they all live in) i'd feel the cold, so i put a coat on, when i reach the place i want to run the dogs, the dogs get a ten minute run around, then the coats come off, because by then their normally panting and don't need them anymore, shit side of it is, i get to carry the buggers for the rest of the mooch mags the deerhound x doesn't wear one, unless it's road work on a very cold & wet day. I've never had a dog cramp up yet, so if it works for you and your dogs carry on. but i'd like to
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    One of mines fed on Gaines 28, and the rest, Gains 20. plus all the other good food i add to it of course. it's not strictly true when they say, (You only get out, what you put in,) when it come to food, you get shit out the other end, no matter what you feed the fuckers. :laugh: sorry. .
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    They already have down here mate.
  12. mintstick999
    A good friend of mines hobbies over the years. And of course his old harris hawk, Hamish. Hope you enjoy folks.
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    That's got to be the best looking whippet i think i've ever seen, perfect shape imo, it's got the whole package,.
  14. mintstick999
    Brilliant picture mate, but it don't look much like a mobile phone, :D (sorry in a good mood tonight)
  15. mintstick999
    Last ones a nice looking dog, my type of dog.
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    I like the look of your dog, and well done.
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    Please do, i'd like to see what he looks like, (just in case like)
  18. mintstick999
    Mine won't eat raw eggs at all.,
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    Deerhound/greyhound X collie/whippet. 26" to the shoulder. Her father, Deerhound/greyhound. 28" to the shoulder.
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    Leia under 23" weight 40lb grew., nearly 4 years old.
  21. mintstick999
    Never had one taken off myself but it seems to be a common thing these days, don't think it will affect your dogs running much once healed up properly.
  22. mintstick999
    benylin, bugger the vets, robbing baskets.
  23. mintstick999
    That's brilliant news for you, Christmas has come early, so pleased for you mate.
  24. mintstick999
    :laugh: love it.
  25. mintstick999
    Well done mate, bloody good result for you and the dogs.
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