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not sure iv ever seen a live hedgehog out during the day,plenty at night,never ever seen a young one though until today this little fella came bumbling along,blind in one eye but good luck to it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT2UAGTuWa0
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both mate,my choc dogs dam was springer x patt lined to a cocker dog. black and white one same dam lined to a small sprocker...............if i remember rightly lol new pup 3/4 spaniel x terrier to a half spaniel x terrier,so 5/8 spaniel 3/8 terrier..............i think thats right,dont matter to much they bred out of doers is the main thing
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id do the same so with that in mind my advice would be get yourself and the dog kitted out and go it alone mate atb
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only around 5/6 months here started off well,see him react half way through when he stops,rabbit bolted and was taken by the lurcher out side left of vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcARDOU8rSo&feature=youtu.be
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only ever bushed to the runners mate,chance of having somewhere i can walk out with a shotty very slim lol,least with dogs i can take a walk out almost anywhere cheers
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5/8 spaniel 3/8 terrier,new addition ready for collection in 2 weeks
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if you mean between my two then very similar although the young one still learning you can see him getting it now,will see plenty this season coming bang on
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cheers mate,they do it for me Have you worked full spaniels before? Do you think the 1/4 terrier adds a bit of something or not enough to notice? Cheers. only full spaniels i see working was as a kid,my old man was in gun club although we had labs but lots spaniels on the shoot but they were obviously trained gun dogs,something i doubt i could achieve,bit terrier steady them up certainly enough for me to be able to handle them,they take direction well and do listen,throw in a excellent coat as well,cant get down to the skin on mine if you part the coat,iv heard lads say they had ful
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cheers mate,they do it for me
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same mate
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chocolate dog nearly 3 1/2 year old now the other one about 15 months,the nettles dont seem bother them but i try not to knock the bollox out of nettle infested areas throughout the summer although some places hard to keep clear of them.
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done bit ferreting last year to help bring the young one on but mainly for bushing cheers
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went check bit land out that i not been to for years, plenty cover up obviously but a few rabbits about kept the dogs busy for couple hours so certainly worth a trip back come winter,lot rain here today and they certainly seemed to enjoy this cooler weather. oh and i think i got a touch of cabin fever type thing,feck knows what but i was starting to feel something this past few summer months,il be glad for a good early winter this year i know that much. youngster doing really well, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsWKm_-P_C0 beats playing with tennis balls in the sun
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just a small type rabbiting bitch mate yes
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one of the things i found worked for me was to just drop down on one knee as they come in,the bitch i had would come right in that way, more she caught the less i done it eventually straight to hand,worth a try,maybe
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sent you a message on here mate that e-mail not working cheers
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Er......yes.....No. ...don't know.......jabbed is the answer......maybe,who knows
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bang on although one small criticism.............id want a bigger plate
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clonkers them,atb with them
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of course anyone can have an accident but the things you or i would do to get the job done,what ever the trade isnt something i could expect some these youngsters of today to do,to busy on their phones to be able to use both hands lol
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some the best rabbit dogs iv seen all had lot saluki in the mix
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maybe if you take on a youngster then yes as most haven't got the common they was born with now days
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exactly sort position I'd like to be in one day,working alone all day every day as and when I want lol
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like most things i suppose it seems its all about the money with these big companies. so recently got in touch with Rentokil and was asked to go and have a friendly informal chat,no age related barrier,full clean driving license more than happy to put me with a technician to learn the ropes,company vehicle supplied all sounds good even with my limited experience within the industry. been a cherry picker operator for many years and have at times worked with a few pest controllers installing pigeon netting and spiking on various premises,so far so good. then the question came,how in
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nice fish although i always feel they look and smell better than they taste when cooked lol. as for ten minutes digging worms no need,washing up bowl full water little squirt of fairy liquid mixed in and pour on grass,few minutes pick the worms up as they come to surface
