trigger2
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i think alot depends on a dog what you feed them. ive got 2 lurchers and feed them different dried food. the old dog runs on bakers complete suits him. the young dog runs on super dog active suits him just fine. i do feed raw mince chicken and table scraps also through the winter months when working my dog
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it sure is. i put a pic up of one i found in my garden a few weeks ago.
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she looks a picture of health you wouldnt think shes a captive fox. nice pic aswell.
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:laugh: thats the first time ive seen that done. i wonder how well hes got it zeroed in
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sounds about right to me.
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black pudding, hash browns, tomatoes, beans, mushrooms, eggs,bacon,sausage, fried bread, bread and butter, with a nice piping hot cup of tea what a way to start the day. i fooking love a full breakfast
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story or stories
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you got flat feet then.(dropped arches ) I have , they reckon insoles do help, used them when I was younger but never bothered as I got older . and seem ok, but having flat feet they reckon can give back probs what ive had for 40 years (bad back). so might be worth getting the feet sorted out . Your pretty f****d aren't you mate.... me lab yeh , going down hill fast mate , everything wore out now. ready for the knackers yard now lol. 62 now so had good run out so cant complain mate if your struggling ray mate i will take buck off your hands
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lucky to be alive if it was on a dual carriageway.
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i can see a new program being made from this. my big fat gypsie motor home
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you soon get use to the change over from a springer to a pcp. if you have a bottle instead of a pump with it then its not really any hassle charging the gun back up. i brought a hw100 kt earlier this year and i am very happy with the gun. great Trigger, easy cocking action, and more accurate than i will ever be lol.
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any good honest workers mate . you should find someone soon enough i would have thought. from what i can gather the dog is from a good line rabbiting lurchers. its a good opertunity for someone to some decent working blood into there next litter.
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have you got any particular cross in mind or would you consider any cross as long as they are good honest workers.
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frontline ie the stuff you want. get the one off the vet and not the one from your local stores as they are different even though they are both called frontline. the one from the vets is called frontline combo and the one from your local stores like country wide etc etc is just frontline and is shit. there is a different/extra chemical in the one from the vets which only vets are registered to sell thats why there one is better.
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ive never even seen one let alone tried one. you would probably be able to go out and lamp a few rabbits with one. imo you would want one of the taller dogs out of the litter. have you ever seen one or worked one?
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Bloke.............who sells...... His balloon knot.... on the cheap
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what litre are they?
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Mixing Raw With Kibble
trigger2 replied to lurcherman 887's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
i feed kibble over the top of raw mince chicken, never had any problems. it dont make the dog eat the kibble first to get to the raw mince chicken though lol. he has table scraps aswell -
working with me
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Sincerely Hope This Guy Gets His Comeuppance In The Tin Pail
trigger2 replied to RossM's topic in General Talk
he deserves all he gets and more the cnut. poor child -
rays alter-ego then
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i done 3 weeks at euro lambs, i was outside on the skin lorry. every skin that was removed came out to us on a convayer belt and we had to salt the skin and stack it on the back of a lorry. 12 hour shifts 5 days a week it was then, the bloody salt ate away at any cuts you got on your hands and they wouldnt heal anytime soon. it fecked my hands so i left, you couldnt put gloves on as it made things worse as the salt got into the gloves and rubbed the wounds on your hand. there was also a bloke that worked there covered in scars on his arms looked like he had been self harming and he freaked
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shes certainly got a decent pair of puppies on her.
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good fish that kev, bet it was some good sport bringing him in.
