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  1. rob284
    imagine actually being able to do what you like, free of worry.
  2. rob284
    shes too interested in other peoples business and she doesnt realise she has mental issues that need treating. What a pointless, narrowminded and sick life she lives. She is a great example of a spoilt brat with nothing to do but kick a fuss.
  3. rob284
    true and also, weve got to remember the traits say for determination for example could be controlled by thousands of genes. it is alot more complicated than many are explaining it to be.
  4. rob284
    it is 50/50 but it can be pot luck which genes come from which parent, so it is important to make sure both work as good. its alright having a good stud, but you aren't guaranteed to have his desired genes in all his pups.
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  6. rob284
    you ask a questions, someone corrects you on your wording and you kick a fuss. get it in your head, inbreeding and linebreeding are 2 different things. inbreeding is father to daughter or mother to son. line should by rule be, grand father to daughter or grandmother to son. i dont think they need to talk about dominant and reccessive genes you learn in the yr 9 high school curricular as it is irrelevant as you cant possibly know what genes you have, other than looks. if you aint happy with that answer and wont accept if go piss off because thats how it is.
  7. rob284
    you shouldnt need another dog at the end of a dig, thats just causing unnecessary punishment to the dog and the quarry
  8. rob284
    some people 18 month, some people will let em before 12 month, its up to you and your dog
  9. rob284
    Good job, and smart dog!
  10. rob284
    thanks for the info, thought that would be the reason for tongs as they aint needed over here
  11. rob284
    thanks for the info, thought that would be the reason for tongs as they aint needed over here
  12. rob284
    Split it, give em both a good hide in to tell em your the boss, if it persists, keep em apart
  13. rob284
    rabies? Rabies???? when i got taught i watched and learned, all the terriermen i have had the pleasure of watching have always used their hands which if done properly is as safe as anything, i haven't been bitten yet, you may disagree but i got taught many years ago that if ye not willing to get ye hands dirty then you shouldn't be in the game, and as for the rabies surely the dogs would be the first sufferers of that???i dont know mate, was asking if that could be the reason, as we dont have that problem over here, handling them isnt a worry and is practised by everyone ive ever known. Whic
  14. rob284
    rabies?
  15. rob284
    Not keen on how them dogs work.
  16. rob284
    Terriers arent for ferreting get a small lurcher
  17. rob284
    Thats how it should be
  18. rob284
    give it a leg again, you need to be in the same situation so you can sort it out.
  19. rob284
    tight git, it will cost more than that to feed it till 6 month
  20. rob284
    Take a dog that will mark at an entrance if theres one in, not one that marks on scent. Then when you find one, bring the dog with you
  21. rob284
    Mine has never been injured mate but i agree, they dont like the wet
  22. rob284
    f**k that, i onced asked to see a pic of the sire to a litter and it was way over 17" then i asked about the dam and it was bred by themselves therefore doesnt work and was only 2 yr old. They dont work the dogs they just import the odd working one, so now they breeding off non workers aswell,
  23. rob284
    Big risk buying a dog that age, you could be buying someones mistakes and problems, get a pup and enjoy bringing it up
  24. rob284
    which one is that?
  25. rob284
    Ive seen it for sale on preloved a couple week ago myself, but it would be work trying with a trial. I think it looks a smart dog on the photo
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