jeemes
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Rubbing down with curacco or similar can only do good mate, especially after hard exercise. Go with the muscles and you will feel warmth from the friction of your hands, or get an electric massager, but dont be afraid to use a bit of pressure, Its good for skin and coat too and you'll get to notice things that you wouldnt normally. get some clippers and learn to trim nails aswell or use a dremel. One of the biggest causes of injury to toes is long nails. If you trim regularly the quick will recede back. atb
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Gallagher's tales ?
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You need to say what you are after mate, I only make to order. Im snowed under atm with about 5-6weeks waiting. If youre serious pm me.
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Yes I sell them
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Thats why yours need the best feet, they take that f****n long to catch anything, and then its only veggies they catch hold of...?
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mine have cabbaged a few things,does that count?
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All you need do is have it frozen, then put in a bucket with a lid to thaw overnight or even in the morning on very hot days. I sometimes give a dog a frozen squirrel or rabbit in very hot weather like a lollypop,they love that.
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Well because its sold for the industry its levels are supposed to be guaranteed when leaving the factory, where as just working dog does not. Ive found it fine and not likely to give a lot of shit, but then we feed mostly beef raw, and add our own things like brewers yeast, codliver oil, eggs, dried garlic etc. Ive fed eukanuba to pups and I know its good, but I dont think you can beat beef really.
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Im with you there mate.. it gets on your tits every body trying to sound like yanks...fking kibble!!!!!
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Redmills racer mate. Very good quality.
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I think you'll find thats a two pen'th worth mate, bloody inflation!
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These do us for half cross Bull breeding. Wouldnt want to get obsessed with conformation.The most important thing in a dog is what you cant see, gameness and drive, intelligence etc but if anything is important in physique its feet.
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lovely feet them. I like those that look slightly oversized for the dog and nice thick pads too.
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I'd be happy with feet like that on any dog of mine, nice looking dog,
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It is a problem, but I just couldnt keep a dog with flat feet. I dont mean they have to be perfect, but something to work with and improve on is ok. I would never keep a dog that couldnt catch rabbits and do a days work. People a few years ago were more up on feet, and would include in an ad for puppies that parents have great feet etc, but nowadays its hardly mentioned. How can you talk about a running athlete without thinking about feet?
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I mean cat foot, but just to clarify, the only really bad feet are flat. The sort that have no springs in them and look more like fingers than toes. Bulls are bad and Bullx dogs, cos it gets ingnored and bred in instead of out.
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Any spring in the toes is good but the vertical type cat foot is more vunerable, and has mostly been over exaggerated by show people. Big oversized feet with thick pads, thick nails and a slightly flattened out shape like you see on Saluki types and Wolves are the best feet that can run over anything. They should be called desert feet really.
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Hare feet...better than cat like showy toes, more durable.
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Theyre not flat feet.
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Now your talkin mate......its all that inbreeding you cant beat it?
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whole cows milk lovely, goats milk fckin horrible but dogs do good on it.
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Goats milk is far better than cows milk in my experience. It doesnt scoure them at all. Ideal for growing saplings.Some Greyhound trainers used to keep goats for a good supply. For young puppies though supporting weaning and onwards Multi milk made by SCA is very good and does not scoure like Lamlac. Bonemeal is good too and is also very high in protein for saplings but I wouldnt give it to young puppies. You need to make sure they are getting vitamin D3 to carry the calcium. I think its in most complete puppy foods and multi milk anyway but not in bonemeal or at least not in Hollings bonemeal
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Nail on the head mate?
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In clover ?
