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  1. trigger2
    I herd He s all ready back on here with a new user name. He just couldn't stay away?
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    I don't know how you delete your account mate.
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    Ffs for someone that's apparently leaving you ain't doing a good job of it on your first day ??. Deleting your account will only stop you contributing you can still read as a guest.
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    No need to delete your account just in case you ever want to come back on for a nosey round. Will power alone should keep you away if your serious about leaving.
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    If you find a genuine bitch chances are it's being worked by a genuine lad. Surly it's easier to find someone who wants to breed a coursing dog to there bitch and just have pick of the litter for using your dog. Cuts out the hassle of breeding pups yourself. Genuine bitch owned by a genuine owner chances are they will rear the pups to a good standard.
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    Cheers Bill. I am going down th bicarb route for now, Started it today. If it works I will source some dog food with potassium All ready in it once I've finished the new bag of food I brought them friday. I noticed it once maybe twice in the first 12 months of his life. Hes Had a couple of bouts since. The work load is only going to increase for him now so hopefully I can get it sorted.
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    Thanks for the advice I will be trying things out. I will be having the dogs booster a week Tuesday and I will see what shit the vet feeds me as well. By then I I’ll have had time to tried some of these suggestions out. Before anyone says I know boosters are a waste of money and not needed but I need the dogs up to date just in case I go on holiday. I would rather the dogs in a proper kennels than leave them for somebody to call round and feed.
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    ?
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    He s fed a mix of dry food with chicken and tripe mince.
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    Is that daily?
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    As anyone got any experience with lactic acid in there dogs and if so is there anything you can give them to cure the problem. I am almost certain this young dog I am running now is getting a build up of it in his back legs on occasions. After a run on the odd occasion he comes back to me then starts limping briefly sometimes yelps out and has to lie down stretch his back leg or legs right out then he’s straight back up and ready to go again almost straight away.
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    I just mentioned this to there rep. There’s a charge of between £2 and £8 per bulb if you leave them within 2 years. That had slipped her mind until I mentioned it ?
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    Cheers shh that’s good to know.
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    f**k me that shit knocks them about. Wonder how long it’s going to be before the kids round here are on it.
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    Forgot to say Are the Broadband and mobile phone coverage any Good?
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    I am thinking about changing all my bills over to utility warehouse,. I am interested in finding out if anyone from this site us them. If so how do you find them and are they as good at making you savings as they make out? The more you transfer over to them the bigger the savings they can apparently make you. I have somebody calling round tomorrow to discuss options. All feedback appreciated. Gas and electric in general is the biggest bill and where I am
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    He s 14 months old and is still very immature. I am happy with what I've seen so far. It's my first time with Wheaton blood in my own dog.
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    Here's mine. Wheaton/grey x saluki Wheaton grey, whippet grey. He s a little older now than in this pic.
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    Sounds like a decent opportunity to possible get yourself a decent pup. If that's your thing then go for it.
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    I wouldn’t say that. But I’ve enjoyed watching birds dog catch a rabbit or two over the years.
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    He’s caught one or two with me working him over the last few seasons that’s for sure.
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    I had to say goodbye to my long term friend and hunting partner earrlier this year he was 13 and a half, I couldn’t never do it myself so a trip to the vet it was. I held him in my arms until he had passed and bye f**k I sobbed my heart out, it’s a difficult thing to do let them go. I am sure you will do right by the dog and choose the best way/person to do the job. Poor old dog,
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    Nice one Neil. A nice steady easy day without to much digging by the sounds of it, it’s always a pleasure to be out with the ferrets when all’s going well.
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    Paddy and Murphy are in the job centre looking for work and murphy says look paddy here's a job for us it says tree fellas wanted. Murphy says don't be so stupid there's only two of us.
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    Depends on time of year, work load. I feed 3 times when working hard, once when they have done there shift, once when I get up and once again about 5 hours before they go out. In the Sumer I feed once a day and twice a day in the winter when not doing much.
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