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  1. terryd
    Mine has a similar injury to the rear leg and I am heading for 3 months in and still months to go I reckon. His been lead only and it vital I keep a a tight rein on him and any mad rushing about or jumping knocks him back. I think I am slowly getting the better of it but its not easy on him being a young dog and missing out on every thing he just wants to run the poor bugger. Fingers crossed yours is not serious and makes a good recovery but rest and more rest seems to be the key
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    Excellent clips really enjoyed them Cracking pair you got there lovely to watch what camera by the way ?
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    I don't know much about any thing but with my pup if I see a habit forming I just think can I put up with this for the next 10 years because what might seem good at the time can wear thin some times. If your in a crowded spot you don't want to be worrying about your dog taking a chunk out of some one. Our cocker picked up loads of bad habits in the house for example you can't say the word bath with out him belting up the stairs yapping his head off because he all ways went up with the wife and she gave him a bottle to mess with
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    When you see the likes of what hackers did to sony I doubt any one would be to worried about the govs little messenger blocks. Don't get me me wrong good to see they want to act but they need to think it through
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    If they want to communicate over the internet theres a thousand and ones ways to do it so I wouldn't fancy there chances. Might be better off spending the time and money else where
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    http://www.preloved.co.uk/adverts/list/3359/dogs.html?keyword=Beagle%20X%20Russell
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    Too Windy?

    terryd replied to matt101's topic in Longnetting

    Stuck my head out door bout eleven and it was picking up plus it was the coast I wanted to go. Very damp and drisley too so I will be waiting to it has passed by then it will be worth a shot
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    Seen nothing on the security cam since I caught the last one then last night had this along the wall coming in. So I think the traps will be a permanent fixture keep the buggers at bay. I think they come from the rough out the back and check out every bodies back yards bet most people don't have a clue whats sneaking about. But my yard will be a bit less welcoming do like them victor traps strong as hell
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    Very sad and unfortunate for you
  10. terryd
    Sounds like the hostage takers are all dead in both sites so thats one good thing but unfortunately some more civilians also http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/charlie-hebdo-suspects-and-third-gunman-killed-in-twin-police-raids/ar-AA7YKaF
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    Too Windy?

    terryd replied to matt101's topic in Longnetting

    I was wondering the same my self will stick me head out the door later and access. I did go once when it was blowing a gale side on to the drop and what a nightmare. Vowed not to attempt it again
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    Time and patience I would say and be his friend sit on the floor with him and be a right soppy sod so your best buddies thats what I would do. I am far from being any sort of expert though
  13. terryd
    Cheers Allan well worth a try that
  14. terryd
    One of perks of long netting just you and a net nice and simple and relatively stress free. No need to complicate things really
  15. terryd
    Found few posts on rat snaring the other day http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/3092-rat-snaring/
  16. terryd
    Looks like its had a gut full of being mauled about. Plenty of food and some quiet time maybe
  17. terryd
    Well done the pair of you
  18. terryd
    I am looking at it from the other side of fence my pup was hunting up at 4 months and I had to protect him from him self. But I failed in that and his injured so enjoy the relaxing times while you can and concentrate on training I reckon. It's not such as bad thing I have come to realise
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    As above if its in them you have to worry about holding them back rather than the other way round. My jr started hunting as a pup on rabbits, rats then one day when he ready dropped in on a fox and was away. All ways had him on a lead when out digging as he was just as happy putting rabbits to ground for the ferret. Never went to ground on a rabbit though he new thats what ferrets were for
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    I got a collie greyhound x Wheaton bull grey hound. 9 months old but injured keen as mustard great temperament and superb nose. But hope to have him sorted for next sept fingers crossed then look out
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    I don't think you can train a good ferreting dog as such. You can obviously do the obedience part wait etc but the rest they pick up with experience if they are inclined. My terrier learnt to keep dead still if there was a rabbit sat in the hole entrance. He wouldn't even turn his head you could see him peeping out the corner of his eye. He learnt that by ploughing into the first couple he ever saw and sending them back down and he picked up silence was golden would never bark or yap unless I couldn't find where he was marking and shouted where are you boy he gave a muffled woof which got l
  22. terryd
    A good terrier does a dangerous job so its great to see them make old age
  23. terryd

    Bad News

    terryd replied to General lee's topic in General Talk

    absolutely terrible
  24. terryd
    yes very good prices put in a small order. I also have loads of seeds left from last year which seems a shame to waste
  25. terryd
    Bloody good right little warriors some of these terriers
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