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Thats a dam shame mate,, just shows how easy and quick that these things happen,, chin up.
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Welcome scorpion, hope you get some luck,, keep trying.
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Tell him if he tells anybody you will not wash his skiddy underpants and smelly socks anymore,,, SIMPLES. and hanky panky is a no-no. ,,that should sort him out.
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Nice one lads ,, keep them at it. Better in a field than on the streets.
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No probs mate,,, anytime you need help.... keep posting... paul.
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Let her see the rat in the cage first and you will know by her reaction to the rat,, she might try to bite the cage,, take rat and pat to an area that will give the dog room to dispatch the rat,, worst thing is obstacles falling over and spooking the dog,,, open field is best. Cant see a rag on a fox doing any harm,, BUT again be very careful with that wheaten and pat together ,, the wheaten attacking the pup at this stage can be a disaster..hope this helps.
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If you have any sandy beaches nearby ,, salt water will help with healing.. soz about going on. paul.
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Just give her some light road work craig , when the swelling is down,, no running in fields,, the road work will help keep her fit.
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Every man works different shroughan , go with your idea let the wheaten guard,, just dont be too hasty to put the pat in to early, let the two dogs hunt on top of the ground together,, be careful how do the dogs get on with each other,, wheatens can be quick tempered. Also when two terriers are smelling around holes things can get nasty. Try the pat on rats first get his blood pumping.
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Sorry to hear that craig,, kept lurchers for years and found the very fine crosses more prone to injury than a straight half cross. Thats one of the pitfalls of very fast running dogs especially at night,, just rest her.
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Shroughan, first of all the pat isnt near ready for earth work take it for field walks and let it use its nose on any kind of scent,, dont get into that habit of taking a terrier straight to an earth and only letting it off a lead . Terriers should rely on using their nose to find on top of ground ..As far as the wheaten goes do you know any earths or have any mates you could go hunting with,, i dont work terriers together especially underground you will destroy the terrier infront as he cant back up with other terrier on his tail.
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good looking terrier mate , strong head and jaw , definitely staff in him..?
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Jesus ,, mary , and the wee donkey ,, i bet that hurt...
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Welcome wales,, good luck with the lurcher.
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youre best way monkeyjax would be to go out with a group in your area that hunt rats,, theres bound to be a pack in or near yorkshire. Try a live rat cage if you see any signs of rats,, bait with dog food, hope this helps.
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Good looking dogs greggy,, red wellies are not bad either.
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Welcome mark.
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Nice one digger, good looking dogs mate.
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Nice looking pup mate, hard to beat the wheaton cross, saluki for stamina.
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Great craic that , thanks to all.
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All the best for 2012 john..
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Depends on your funds irishnut ,, as above,, you would be better using a bigger stone in your trench maybe 4inch it will soak away better, quarry dust becomes very compact after a while bad drainage for you. Are your slabs on sand,, remove grout , urine soak into sand below maybe.
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welcome lurche, what quarry are you hunting,, rabbits.
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looks like sand and shale ground compacted,, gives you a good appetite that diggin.
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welcome along mate.