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off the other thread https://ssl.bbc.co.uk/complaints/forms/?lang=en&reset=&uid=266899199 https://www.ofcom.org.uk/tv-radio-and-on-demand/how-to-report-a-complaint
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yes and I think there was a link to complain to offcom or who ever. Now I bet a fair few used that including my self. Yet nothing was ever heard yet if 3 people complain about songs of praise it makes the news
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See the nose on the brown one being held by that women at the end going ten to the dozen eying up the hedge in the distance Interfering idiots
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bet he saw you getting the the old leather chaps out Ken and thought monopoly might be the better option
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Plus the gun might go off accidentally for what ever reason that would be the biggest worry. An irate person all stressed and shaky with the safety off not good
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Obviously twigged its more important to keep the head woman happy as at the end of the day they call the shots. If its like my house any way
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Must be a jr thing then lol. It was a clever little talent knowing to be perfectly quiet at any other time. Ferreting day in and day out from the moment he could walk probably helped his learning
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she has a nice stride about her
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Any one got a dog that marks but gives a vocal indication. I don't mean going nuts at a hole yapping like an idiot. Just a little indication. My old russell a long time ago when he marked new the importance of silence. But he new if I couldn't see him to give a little woof. If I called his name because he was in the middle of a bank of briars or some where marking he would give a muffled little woof. 9 times out of 10 that was enough to get me heading the right way. If I still couldn't find him then call again he would actually woof a little bit louder. I never thought much about it back the
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That may be the case or not but that doesnt explain why the police didnt contact the Legal owner for weeks to inform them the dog had gone missing. Dogs are considered property under law and this property had been collected as evidence in an alledged offence yet the Police have been negligent and irresponsible to not only lose evidence and some ones private property but also failed in a duty of care to inform the owner of the loss of their property. Piss poor showing and some one needs to be accountable certainly should its a bloody disgrace
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They can be crafty for sure Ray. I had to take me hat off one night to a farmer. Me and my cousin was lamping a big old field on a rough night. The gate was right at the top of the field on a slope. The farmer had crept up the track the other side of the hedge with lights off then opened the gate and snuck in. First we new about it was a roaring engine and head lights on full steaming down the hill at us. It was quite comical in hind site as he had his window open giving it large but was going so fast in the wet he couldn't stop and went sliding by us all the way down to the bottom By the t
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Lovely little dog and good video too.
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Poor dog probably legged it scared to death after not being looked after proper or seeing a friendly face. First chance it had bolted maybe
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Got a couple of weeks off so been out most mornings with the dog and ferret only an hour or two at a time. Mixi has been bad in the whole area this year. Even now its ripping though a nice little hot spot i have. But not too worry. Any way so far we have accounted for a grand total of zero lol and hardly seen any apart from the odd one. But its been a real pleasure to be out every morning with the dog. Not been able to do any lamping with heavy frosts most nights . few random pictures loves a squirrel This mornings cunning plan was a long old hedge that has h
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I got that one covered
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yes paste or a bit of fish oil just to start and pop on and off a bit preseason and it all comes good then. Mine have bells on too so I let them have a mess about in the yard when they are young just to learn the collars won't come off then you don't get any messing about in the field. That seems to work
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thats what i find tricky about this weight training lark. You have to eat more and put on weight but ideally not fat but then if I see a lb or two going on I feel i need to go for a run lol
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think we need a 4 for bloody useless but we don't care we love our time together in the brambles
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i think some are just pigs. Our cocker got in the green food bin once and he was literally like a football and still going. Was a tad ill for some time
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There is an issue with the big brass clips coming undone and I would be surprised if he still uses them. I bought one of the big training leads.twice it came undone just by the dog shaking his head. He offered to sort the lead out if I sent it back or just take a file too it my self which I did. I lost a bit of faith in the lead after that and rarely use it as I am beside main roads all the time. But I will say he is an honest and straight fella to deal with so I would be surprised if he still uses them
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I think vin knows a fella http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/358718-pvc-ferret-carry-box/
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people stick kodi on then flog them for few extra quid. Chancing there arm now a days mind
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done this one few times works fine https://seo-michael.co.uk/tutorial-how-to-install-kodi-on-a-firestick/
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Guess its down to the temp of the dog. If mine thought some thing was on the menu you would have seconds to intercept him returning from being slipped on a rabbit and more than likely fail so I wouldn't risk. Be no fun working your ferrets either if you think there's a chance they could get the chop any second if it goes pete tong
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Old Retired Bitch Killed In A Kennel Fight
terryd replied to liamdelaney's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Feisty buggers some of these terriers to say the least