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Aye a closed the door not realising dog was stood there and chopped bout inch of his tail off just put his tail in some flour and sat down with him for few hours holding tail so he didn't wag it as it would have splattered blood all over. Kept eye on it for next few days and was okay and free from infection
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if your ever down this way would be glad to show you her work so you can judge what you see but TRY and get to see different breds work so your get a idea what suits you Cheers for the offer pal, where you from pm me if you prefer
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heard few stories of dogs nearly killing each other in and out of kennel when they have lived and worked along side each other for years
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Don't cut down on feeding, a pup needs everything it can get and once it's up and working it chance to need more food
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Cheers for reply lads, I'm not ruling out a springer or sprocker and id be happy with any aslong as there from good hunting stock. im still open to options, I'd even consider spanial terrier mix but I have not seen one hunt in the flesh to think that's the type for me if you know what I mean
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Cheers fella
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What size is it
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I'v got that book here aswell bought it for about £ few year back decent read
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If only I had a garden big enough, that is a brilliant set up
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any more pics of kennels for ideas I'll be working with a space 11ft wide space between fence and steps into my garden and I could come out about 5ft so it doesn't take to much of my garden up
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Will be sorting a kennel in the garden ready for new dog around Christmas time but I'm in sure on weather to build with wood or block build and what type of design I will be doing so any pictures of your kennel and run set up would be great cheers guys Jcm
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not doing to bad this one but has his faults
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Been out few times already, soon as crops down I'm out
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Coz I like the size of a cocker compared to a springer and I havnt seen enough to work to comment on them
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Next year I'll be getting a cocker spanial in to hunt flush to the runners and working with my pals birds and for knocking woods out to guns and runners. They seem to excel at the bushing game and ill be able to run them through woods with holes in without fear of dropping in like my terrier. So the point of the topic is to throw some pics up of pure cockers that you work and any info about lines etc Atb jcm
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What Dogs You Runing This Season .
jcm replied to Coursing mad 24's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Two I'm running this season, Black and Tan be going into his 5th or 6th season has provided me with some sport and the black dog is goi g I to his second season. I didn't do a great deal with black dog last year but I done enough to see what he was about so this season should be a gooden for them both -
Great news gaz, myn is a cxnt for dropping in on mooches, my next busher will be a spanial or a spanial X terrier I'm finding more and more that terriers are great dogs for above ground work but they can go missing very quickly.
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Same here but if I know the ground then I'll leash him up when I'm close to holes but on unfamiliar ground he has gone missing to ground a fair few times
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If I like what a see from this bitch pup when it's up and going I'll look more into this mix
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Anyone else do much hunting with these lakelands above ground, he's approaching 4 now and is a bit of a head case drops in if he finds an occupied earth but he will hunt well but not to far away as I want to see the action and I use him to provide sport for the runners
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My pal has just got a pat X springer so be intresting to see it work in the future.Me and my other pal use terriers for bushing with good success Hel have some fun with that pat springer .but mainly are the terriers used below and do a bit of bushing ? Thats fair enough but if i was in the market for just a busher a terrier wouldnt cross my mind . Best bush dogs ive seen go have all been. Cockers springers sprockers and the spaniel x terrier x beagle too much beagle would worry me though . Me and my pal have a terrier a piece and they work well for use but the other lad who has just
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My pal has just got a pat X springer so be intresting to see it work in the future. Me and my other pal use terriers for bushing with good success
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The working dog lads won't charge silly money mate but it's finding them. Few and far between where plummers are concerned. I will probably breed this bitch next year and pups won't be expensive... That's a beauty of a dog that, you're going to use another plumber or to something else for coatIf I'm breeding for myself then I would use something bigger like a spaniel X beagle or one of the purpose bred bushers. Maybe even spaniel X whippet to add a touch of leg. If I'm breeding to put decent plummers on the ground then I will use a good working Plummer. It's all ifs and buts at t
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The working dog lads won't charge silly money mate but it's finding them. Few and far between where plummers are concerned. I will probably breed this bitch next year and pups won't be expensive... That's a beauty of a dog that, you're going to use another plumber or to something else for coatIf I'm breeding for myself then I would use something bigger like a spaniel X beagle or one of the purpose bred bushers. Maybe even spaniel X whippet to add a touch of leg. If I'm breeding to put decent plummers on the ground then I will use a good working Plummer. It's all ifs and buts at
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The working dog lads won't charge silly money mate but it's finding them. Few and far between where plummers are concerned. I will probably breed this bitch next year and pups won't be expensive... That's a beauty of a dog that, you're going to use another plumber or to something else for coat