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and your point is? this needs laying to rest as it does nobody any good on a public forum. clarification I think.
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where did this take place? just to be sure in case there are two.
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Mine sounded better I think,even though I wasnt even there!!
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S o do you mean use it to remove the dead tissue at the edge of a wound?
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I seen a bloke confront bluck about this what FD is on about at a country fair where bluck had a stall. The man was getting quite irate about it,but unfortunately Bluck knocked the man clean out with a single punch..
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Some split ears are very hard to heal and sometimes just harden off has the dog gets older. I had a lurcher once who was beddy/whippet grey with bit of collie. He had a terrible weakness for split ears that just would not heal. His sire was the same I believe. Hydrogen peroxide is a mild disinfectant anti septic. You can use it to clean dogs teeth or dye your hair blonde. I would try Epsom salts. It draws the red blood cells to the surface. Mix with hot water to dissolve crystals and use cotton wool to squeeze out over the wound. Bathe at least twice a day,but the more the better..Manuka honey
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Why would you want to do that mate? he is hardly stealing the crown jewels at £100 a pup. How many people do think really know the breeding of there pup??? Half the KC papered dogs are made up. Why would you believe anybody when they give you breeding. Usually you are told what you want to believe. The only way to know is breed it yourself. This lad is probably just a bit desperate to get rid. Have a bit of compassion,you dont need to whip up an angry mob. I see what you're saying but it's not about the money. To my mind it's about someone wasting a year of their life on a lie, but fair
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I agree,hed be better off buying goats milk than them cooked bones. Pups dont look too bonny do they?
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Why would you want to do that mate? he is hardly stealing the crown jewels at £100 a pup. How many people do think really know the breeding of there pup??? Half the KC papered dogs are made up. Why would you believe anybody when they give you breeding. Usually you are told what you want to believe. The only way to know is breed it yourself. This lad is probably just a bit desperate to get rid. Have a bit of compassion,you dont need to whip up an angry mob.
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Stud dog and Brenner,fine looking pups there lads. I do like the black ones Brenner. You cant beat an adult black dog in condition and they dont stand out too much.
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I wouldnt knock Deerhounds,only the Platts one I had wasnt very good,but then I doubt it came off tested stuff.
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what about this then,you admit they all look the same but with different working traits.line bred pups shouldn't just look the same but behave the same with the same working qualitys surely thats the whole point.excuse me if i'm being thick "You admit" hang on a minute please,Im not on trial here. Im making a contribution to a thread with some things ive learned over years. Im not very clever so its took me a long time to understand things,but I do understand what Ive said,but if you havnt understood it thats fine I can put it another way. I use my dogs as an example but my point is t
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I think all families will need to outcross at some point,and that is where danger lies. When you have spent years purifying or narrowing your gene pool it is impossible to have your eye on everything and some things are unseen. You can inbreed to do good or bad. You are engineering nature and all inbreeding is doing for you is vastly speeding up natural selection. The responsibility for the right selection lies with you. When you outcross you allow in thousands of genes,some of which can undo all the good work you have done.If possible an out and out outcross should be avoided and distantly re
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I think all families will need to outcross at some point,and that is where danger lies. When you have spent years purifying or narrowing your gene pool it is impossible to have your eye on everything and some things are unseen. You can inbreed to do good or bad. You are engineering nature and all inbreeding is doing for you is vastly speeding up natural selection. The responsibility for the right selection lies with you. When you outcross you allow in thousands of genes,some of which can undo all the good work you have done.If possible an out and out outcross should be avoided and distantly re
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some of mine are identical,but it doesnt follow they will have exactly the same working traits because they look the same.
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Spot on mate,and what could be simpler.Why some think its easier to scatter breed i dont know.. If you already have what you want in your dogs as you obviously have then the answer to future good dogs is staring you in the face. What you are doing is inbreeding though not line breeding. best of luck,though i dont think you'll need it.any pictures of the dogs u keep jeemes? I know u keep bull x I think, but u talk a lot of sense about using the right types etc. atb pmd you
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Spot on mate,and what could be simpler.Why some think its easier to scatter breed i dont know.. If you already have what you want in your dogs as you obviously have then the answer to future good dogs is staring you in the face. What you are doing is inbreeding though not line breeding. best of luck,though i dont think you'll need it.
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I had a long winded reply all ready to go but I deleted it, Im gonna bow out of this one. Each to his own I suppose. If it works for you keep at it, and I'm not saying that in a smart way. A.t.bf**k it! I have to bite.. This topic hits a nerve. I've recently bred a litter of 1sx bullxwhippets. I can stand over mother and father as good dogs at their jobs. What's more is that I can trace the pedigrees on both sides to a long line of some really good producing dogs.question... Do u think if I found a whippet on done deal (background unknown) and a pit bull on done deal (background unknown) that
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The fascination and the knot in the belly,its like a drug when you start and continually mull over what to breed what to next. I think the best breeders are the ones who can put up with the disappointments and who dont tell thereselves lies.
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I think all families will need to outcross at some point,and that is where danger lies. When you have spent years purifying or narrowing your gene pool it is impossible to have your eye on everything and some things are unseen. You can inbreed to do good or bad. You are engineering nature and all inbreeding is doing for you is vastly speeding up natural selection. The responsibility for the right selection lies with you. When you outcross you allow in thousands of genes,some of which can undo all the good work you have done.If possible an out and out outcross should be avoided and distantly re
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brenner, You have started with the right foundation stock and you cant do better than that.
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In and in breeding is the quickest surest route to creating a true breeding line of any domesticated animal. The point of it is to purify or stamp in the good points that you want be they physical or mental. In other words courage can be fixed aswell as say good coat or powerful bite,stamina etc, but what you after remember is bad points can also be fixed if they are not weeded out from the breeding stock. some faults are not bad and can be tolerated in a working dog but they should be excluded from the breeding,and two faults should never never be bred together. weeding out or culling or jus
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You have a litter of pups from unrelated parents..from the resulting litter if it contains dogs and bitches you can create two seperate strains by breeding a son back to its dam and a bitch back to its sire. The pups will contain more of dam or sires genes. There you will have started two lines. Most people will breed back to one or other parent depending on the type they favour. Which relation to which thereafter is irrelivent. What is important is the health and vigour.
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youve missed a bit
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has anybody written to the bbc?
