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the local rescue kennel is appledown at eaton bray 01525 302 288. you shouldcall them
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is this near the billington site? i will have a drive round in the morning. been all round lots of the fields between leighton and dunstable near the bypass earlier tonight, and was out ivinghoe side last night, no sign.
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no worries. he just wants it for a pet so has asked breeder nothing about working etc (i doubt the breeder would know anyway) but i was just cuious for my own interest
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http://www.dogbreedplus.com/dog_breeds/cirneco_dell_etna.php my brother has just got a pup of this breed, anyone know much about them/ seen any working? it was bought as a pet but i might take it out for a mooch with the lurchers from time to time when its a bit older (only 10 weeks at present).
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link to facebook page or pictures of thieves?
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someone threatened the owner for posting the photos? who? does he know them then?
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i did once have a topic deleted which wasnt offensive but i would have at least like to have been given a reason, even if that was only to stop me making the same mistake again
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just think, there are deluded fools who will still vote labour!!
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put up the link for facebook page please. not too far from me so will keep my eyes open
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The Tiger is more dangerous and unpredictable than a Lion, probably because the Lion is a pack animal. trouble is, when one lion attacked all the others would join in due to their pack instinct, whereas if a tiger attacked the others would just sit and watch
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the only thing i would add, is dont overdo the retrieve, just a few times a day, some pups will get sick of it otherwise and just stop retrieving. best of luck with the pup
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the late clyde beatty, generally considered to be the finest big cat trainer in circuses ever, began his career with bears. he gave up because he said they were 100 times more dangerous than lions or tigers, very difficult to predict their behaviour and you couldnt bluff or scare them like you can with big cats. but he said the punbters didnt realise this and thought they were just big and cuddly. he said working cats gave him a lot more prestige and status with far less danger. if you come across any of his autobiographies they are a good read
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that first guy got out alive apparently and they didnt have to kill the bear, just darted it I'm not sure if this poor chap was so lucky
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does cushty come from little-hampton?
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10 for me, of which 5 were guesses
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good article. i stopped allowing pups to be fussed or even spoken to by strangers over 20 years ago, i dont want pups that run off to evryone they see in the hope of getting stroked. i have even resorted to having friends with water pistols and "setting up" pups which were particularly stranger-focussed. and these days whilst i let pups meet strange dogs on the lead and have a sniff, i dont allow the off-lead mad running around, except witholder dogs of mine which i know will come straight to me when called, so pup doesnt learn bad habits like ignoring me in order to go and play. but i do like
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i can remember the strikes of the 70s as the country floundered under the inept callaghan............................i can remember foot and kinnock overseeing the end of the working mens labour party and the onset of the loony left...........................................i can remember bernie grant saying the police got a well deserved hiding after poor pc blakelock was almnost beheaded in riots......................i can remember harriet harman and her husband trying to get sex with children legalised..........................i can remember blair and a long list of his wrong doings among t
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yep, you need to put the lamp at one end of the kennel and set it up so the pups can crawl away if they want. if they are still with the dam they shouldnt really need extra heat at this time of year
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pups NEED to bite and mouth each other, adult dogs and people, and this sublimates as they mature. to tell a pup not to bite you is like telling a toddler not to try to walk. i always have a little toy in my pocket and let the pup have a chew on that if he wants to, while i hold the other end. mouthing in an adult dog is not always dominance related, in fact there is a whole pattern of dominance behaviour of which biting is one small aspect, and if a person hasnt been able to read all the other signs before reaching the bite then they really shouldnt have a dog. skycat is right, highl
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hard to see the size, how big is it? and are you sure its a turd rather than a pellet from a bird (owl or something?)
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never seen one of this cross, but i used to know an old boy who had a deer/whippet in the 70s and he said it was one of the best all rounders he ever saw; however when he took a litter off a greyhound bitch there were some tiny weedy little things and one giant in the litter.
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fury will get a bloody good hiding
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my dad was a merchant seaman for mny years. these parakeets were often bought in indian markets and brought back by the sailors, maybe ten to twenty on every ship. as they sailed up the thames, they would watch out for customs boats, which would do random searches on ships; if they pulled alongside your ship, all the silors with birds would run below decks and release the birds through the portholes to avoid having them seized and therefore having to pay import tax quarantine fees or similar char.ges
