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Springer,cocker, beagle
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10 hours ago, Greb147 said:
Have you seen the litter of bull/greyhound/pointers?
They look cracking pups, might lack a gear but strong looking things.
Yes but not my cup of tea looking for fox deer type dog
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No I just rang up about them as seen the axel dog on f,book (yes I know) the story I got was they were all sold but 4 yes 4 lads changed there minds I live miles away so asked if I could leave a deposit for a week and collect but chap said no first come first served now 3 week latter he still got them it's fisheyer than a 3 pound whore
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16 hours ago, Greb147 said:
Can be pal, and I'm sure I've seen a pic of the sire of those pups elsewhere.
I'm sure anyone with half a brain could get to the bottom of it if they were interested.
Sire is a dog called axel
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4 minutes ago, jackthelad said:
5 for a pound ?
No you make them for that have a try
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Sell a few aswell
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12 hours ago, SheepChaser said:
Thats what the mrs says.
To be fair the older I get, the nicer it is coming home and crawling in.
You never think its going to come to you.
Years ago, id be out all night to get whatever I could, now, If its no good, I go home, have a beer and cuddle the mrs. If its good. . . . I stay out.
I know the feeling
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Yea on pheasant when the hawk grabs them they are in the air so tail is not bashing about on the ground breaking feathers but when grabbing and holding rabbits on the ground it tends to rub the tail and break feathers
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Make my own
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Nice goss I find rabbits smash tail feather so only hunt them end of season after doing pheasant
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If you do not know that it needs pulling together and closing then I have no hope for you healing this if you do close it rember to leave a drain hole AT THE BOTTOM.
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8 hours ago, fenny said:
I went and bought a pup a few days ago. I've been looking for a certain 'type' of lurcher for some weeks. I'm perfectly happy with him even if I did have to bath him as soon as I got him home. Yes the yard and kennels stunk to high heavens, yes he gave me a false address, yes the house windows had been boarded up, yes, he lied about his phone number. Yes he liked to talk, but so do I. Yes he spun me patter but frankly I just disregarded most of it as I work on the principle that my old Dad taught me which is "if someone wants your money, disregard anything they tell you about the thing they want you to buy". The dam was with the pups.
The pup I have is healthy and lively and learns *fast*. Within 24 hours, he knows 'sit', 'down' and 'paw'.
Frankly I don't care how the man lives if he treats his animals well.
I must admit that as an ex breeder, I'd be a bit concerned if I still had 5 pups left at over 9 weeks old, but that's not my business.
Unless you know the man, have met the man or been to his property then it's not fair to slag him off.
In the end I paid £500 for him, which was more than I wanted to pay for a pup, but since it was the only litter of the type I was looking for within a 50 miles radius of me so I was happy. Now the dog might be sneered at by some, he will never be hunted, but if he does what *I* want him to do, then I'm happy.
Why would you need a certain type of lurcher if your never going to allow it to do what it's bred to do .
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On 06/01/2018 at 17:58, Dinosaurs said:
Cant you get woman to take you back to where she was taken? Even if you get to a few streets away locals will know & you can see for yourself. Atb
Or smell by the sounds of it lol
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On 05/01/2018 at 16:28, Guest Navek said:
Should said something to the mans face there and then .
Yep spot on
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I find all the good dogs that are actually doing the graft are kept quiet so they don't get taken or stolen
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On 29/04/2021 at 22:32, Bradus1 said:
My dog coming on nicely
How does he work has he started yet
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17 hours ago, scottpenn28 said:
Like I say I'm under the impression that any dog can improve but with dogs being sold off at a year old or 18 months, is this people not wanting to put the effort in or have they a duff pup? I cant imagine at 18 months old a dog is anywhere near its full potential
Most popular age for young lurchers to be sold as at that age they are like a stubborn teenager and have selectiff hearing lol and people lose the plot with them
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[NO TEXT TALK] ??
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Right time for a new lamp have a think it's a striker variable now nice lamp but as soon as you turn it on the handle gets red hot and gets a burning electric smell did have a blitz before fixed it loads of times lol not up to speed on the new lamps so looking for advice I lamp all size fields don't like a pencil tight beam but don't like a flood light eather
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Only way to train them is in the field yes was a bit out of control but the more times you get her out the better she will me they don't learn bugger all sat in kennels
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Ferrets working well
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I buy some rope from the boating place you can get all diffrent thickness I make a loop to go around my wrist and stitch in a long thin piece of rope think 4mm to go through buckle on dog collar nice to have something you made your self and can get any colour you want save losing it
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Any for sale
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On 03/01/2016 at 13:15, the trunk said:
I run one mate i found i got the best of both breds with him but it depends on the dog if you get tge right one but they are a gandy tool i use him for foxes mainly mate
I need one of them
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Use of Rosemary.
in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
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Arnica for bruising Manuka honey for cuts etc