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    Their 2 smashers.Well put together.
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    Clitrus she's the only one in the world who can lick you back.
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    Salukis have evolved to do that without training,it comes natural. It took some time to train mine but it was worth it. Now when I look at him funny; he screams, pisses himself and shakes like Michael J Fox ?
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    greyhound man near me leaves a radio in with them. There's dozens of dogs and I never hear them bark unless a cat or something is walking across roof.
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    As long as their not bedded in 4 inches of dogsh1t it doesn't really matter. Everyone has their preferences.
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    He was talking about my post it does mention pups and shredded paper soaking urine. Read the post ?
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    Salukis have evolved to do that without training,it comes natural.?
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    read the post it says pups. They are not born toilet trained.
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    I heard feeding them is good but I never tried it.
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    Oaten straw is the best straw you will get zero chaff to stick in dogs skin and no lice living in the hollows of it. There is no soakage in wax paper if water bowls turn over and shredded paper is great for pups but diabolical to clean up it even sticks on the roof ?. Clean wood shavings are good for pups too as saw dust has too much powder and I've heard of Young pups getting there nostrils blocked and dying. Ideally for adult dogs I'd put oaten straw in the sleeping box and wood shavings in outer kennel area as long as it's not open to weather. Shredded paper in pups sleeping box it's nice a
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    looks a big improvement at least the dog can walk and run in comfort
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    thats interesting because she is uncomfortable on the feet and was a very fast bushing dog and now would plod along behind owner and then make a burst if she got scent and then back behind owner again. She's a big terrier wheaten x patterdale type 45 or 50 pound weight and up on the leg and only suitable for bushing really and would normally cover a lot of ground. Pity really as she doesn't have the usual wheaten dog slayer attitude and is great with other dogsIt looks like my terrier at his worst, it'll be a secondary infection in the skin, mine could hardly walk.Try the cefalexin, it made a
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    thats interesting because she is uncomfortable on the feet and was a very fast bushing dog and now would plod along behind owner and then make a burst if she got scent and then back behind owner again. She's a big terrier wheaten x patterdale type 45 or 50 pound weight and up on the leg and only suitable for bushing really and would normally cover a lot of ground. Pity really as she doesn't have the usual wheaten dog slayer attitude and is great with other dogs
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    i didn't think dogs could be allergic to plastic but it's worth a try
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    This started in old kennels 2 year ago and then brand new block and concrete kennels were built 18 months ago so I don't think it's an allergy to the surroundings. The bitch sleeps in a half blue plastic barrel with bedsheets for bedding. She's 8 year old now and had this condition about 2 years. The vets don't seem too pushed on finding out what it is they just say skin condition and give the usual short term treatment and take their money. Straw mites was there original diagnosis but the bitch hasn't been on straw in 18 months.
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    Any ideas what this might be. The owner has been to the vets and treated the dog for mange,straw mites, changed the bedding from straw to bedsheets, used steroids,antibiotics,advocate twice, ecomectin, camrosa ointment ,alamycin and changed diet from a mixture of dognuts,brown bread,meat, tripe and table scraps to medicated nuts for dogs with skin conditions and then back to raw only all with no avail. The condition flairs up worse occasionally and travels up the legs into belly chest and tail but is constant in the feet. The back and head are reasonably clear and coat is good and shiny but if
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    Lidle Find

    jiggy replied to Kinga's topic in General Talk

    4 different days and 4 clear photos fair play to her.
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    The idea of using jagd blood would be accused of been for looks only because if it was working ability seeked then there is a far better pool of working black dogs out there but the jagd brings back the Black and Tan colour. There is some great working lakelands out there just look at the good working lines of dogs and they are in there it's just black is a dominant colour. You could have two pups in the same litter and give them to two different men and one would call his a Lakeland type and the other a patterdale. Does it matter as long as there not from the show bred stuff.
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    That fox is in fantastic condition. If it was as easy get the dogs in as good nick we'd be all happy.
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    Anybody think the fight was stopped a bit early klitschko still had his hands up and there wasn't much left to survive the round. A good fight though and anyone that says age was a factor I doubt it klitschko was up on his toes the whole fight as sharp as he ever looked. There was very little between them and that devastating uppercut was the difference in the fight.
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    Newcastle been promoted will ease the pain ?
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    What about a 40 pound fox that has been eating out of the bins in McDonald's car park. ???. The dog would be gulping going in to face him. Them twisty fries and mcFlurrys put some condition on them. They don't need to run across the hills like cowards they will stand and fight.
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    Snickers workwear or mascot workwear is hard wearing and would survive thorns. Won't come in green or camo though. You might look like a plumber or carpenter but you will be dry and warm
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    I've had head torches that can do that for over a decade. ?Dimmer switch? Or the shitty click button where they jump up and down brightness in stages? I'm guessing the latter.Yep the latter but does it make much difference?you must of been 10 year ahead of your time because they weren't invented yet ?
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    I've had head torches that can do that for over a decade. ?with the same volume dimmer switch as tracer 170 variable halogen.It hasn't been done yet. That's the 3 setting switch I presume your talking about on cheap headtorchs. led lamps don't have variable power yet. Halogen have.
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