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    On a face book group there is loads of dogs up for sale and the common denominator seems to be they are owned by young lads who are obviously going through a phase as it were and got bored or what ever. Nothing wrong with going through a phase it happens just a shame for the dogs. I bet most are more than serviceable and just need a tidy permanent home to shine I reckon
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    If I get any half as healthy as them I will be over the moon
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    In this area bass will be about now. Was collecting razor and clams yesterday ready
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    I think my vet said 10-15 days
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    I have some tumbling toms to try in baskets. Going to go collect some moss to line them with as they are right pain to keep moist Going to set up a wicking system of sorts for the green house. Surely it can't be any harder than stuffing one end of a jean leg into a bucket of water and the other end into the pot. Been making some space and have an organise in the green house. Went really well haha. Give it another week and hopefully the weather will be ok to start thinking of getting stuff out. if you need any tom plants Allan let me know lol
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    I just google this for you ------------------------ Why Do Puppies Need More Than One Vaccination? A single vaccination does not give such good long term protection against disease as two injections spaced apart. Some puppies will also have no protective MDAs by about seven weeks of age, when the first vaccination is given whilst others will still have some MDAs. In order to protect those puppies whose maternal antibodies may have partially blocked the action of their first vaccine, it is very important that you remember to take your puppy back for his second jab. -----------
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    yes I have some bush types and also some beef steaks but I am going to rig a canopy to keep a bit of rain off. Got a right mixture of tomato plants.
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    Poor do indeed you don't see the french fella using hard dogs and letting them get a pasting just for the sake of it legal or not
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    Looks like I am in for a good year with the currants. They haven't been happy the last couple of years so I gave them a pruning this winter and it seems to have done the trick time to start maxing out on space it soon goes Love to seen the onions and shallots looking green one of my favorite crops when they work I saw a post on facebook some where a person mentioned using gorse buried in with the peas to stop mice and they have never had a problem since. It made sense so I gave it a go and it seems to work. I also buried netting around them so helps as well.
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    some folks just don't get attached like roybo said they are like live stock. My day would be empty with out mine. Up at stupid oclock to walk the nut then the same in the evening. His hard work at times and I remember as a pup him taking off through a farmers yard after his sheep. I was waiting for the boom of a shotgun and for a second actually wanted it to come but thankfully it never did and all is well a few years later. But chopping and changing dogs is not for me
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    One bad frost this week and a couple of spuds had poked through that night and got nipped but nothing to worry about. Could really do with a dam good night of rain. Pretty dry at the moment. Ordered a variegated Daubenton perennial kale last night. Bit pricey but should get years out of it and nice see. Once its established hopefully get a few cuttings going then if any one wants one Should look like this once its settled
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    Nice to see the ferrets getting a good deal.
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    More time is needed they will settle I would imagine. When I got a new one in once all hell broke lose but now they are great together. I did separate for a few days and swap hutches around every day which helped as the new one was getting a right hiding but all is great now
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    Mine was the same had few problems in that area and I have to admit i didn't handle it well and in hind site I would second what Joe said.
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    You too Doug that is good news at least from a rabbit hunters perspective
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    Would want that fella running into you on the lamp. Need a spatula to get you off the floor
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    you obviously haven't been to mine though I do a mean line in dandelion's for a good old dandelion coffee
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    When I was a young lad I never did any training just what was done during there actually working. They were never socialised as I didn't really know any one at least near me. I used to do a bit in the winter with some lads from the valleys and i could chuck any of mine in the van with there's no problem at all. All stock broken and great recall. The jr responded to hand signals a treat not because I taught him on purpose but when he saw me frantically jesturing over to the left he new that was where the game was and off he went. They all pulled and none would even do a sit. I didn't care bec
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    yea they pack a wallop jok lol. I went running up me allotment path one day hitting my self on me head Lots in the green house and cold frame just need this cold spell to pass and we can crack on. Got more toms than i need by a long shot. Will be trying some up the plot outside. Got a variety called crimson crush which apparently are blight proof so be interesting to see
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    Just long enough to get the gate net in place only kidding such a lark can wait till september. Rabbits on the other hand need to watch out for a cunningly placed net. That cunning we must have accounted for at least 3 last summer But its all good fun
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    So is my girlfriend. God knows why... lol tell me about it
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    yep its ok and my daughter is a big fan lol
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    Finished digging today so now its all easy for the rest of year. Got both plots looking tidy for a change and all in order. Sowed some more carrots today and sorrel, Got loads on the go now. The green house I can just about step in the door and thats me lot. Get this cold spell out the way next week and we should be set. Next doors rasberry have crept across but they can stay I love raspberries also last years chard still going strong could do with some nice rain now to get things moving spuds keep peeping through and I keep covering not getting caught ou
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    I enjoy threads like this lots to learn and i find them very interesting. My dog has turned 3 now and I am still steering him and tweaking him to my liking. But since he has matured life is much easier and he wants to do the right thing. I tried treat training but got fed up of what felt like bribing the dog so dropped that and just started being firm but fair and coupled with him growing up we have moved along nicely. I have also learned to give him free reign when actually hunting so he can do his thing. I have made so many mistakes with him its unbelievable If I had my time again with hi
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