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  1. Moorside
    Like the look of youre dog sam very nice
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    Hi lads, ive been offered a pup out of these lines by a lad from Leicestershire way. Ive heard good things about them from a friend. Would be interested if anyone has run dogs from this line past or present. Atb
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    The comment by astanley about pip using em as thongs in summer genuinely made me cry with laughter.
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    Its hard to define I assumed they were used for coursing rather than on the track
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    Dog pound aint gona be my first port of call
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    Ive read on posts on here people go on about them as though theyre different from other ones when used to produce lurchers??
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    Just after a bit of info on Irish Greyhounds, are they hardier than the track types? Any tips on where to look for info would be appreciated. Cheers
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    Like the look of him, and the sires a good looking animal too prefer this type with the straight back
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    Nice pics atb
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    Seems deerhound in the mix tends to produce calm easy going animals....but as has been said a well excercised dog is a content one. My little beddy whippet is by far the easiest going dog ive ever had....but I am comparing it to my terriers
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    By easy I mean quiet in kennels and not prone to fighting, for me these come high on my list of positive traits around the place
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    Fair play boys its interesting to hear youre views
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    As the title says, which cross have you found the easiest to live with day to day and generally kennel. Obviously working ability is the main thing any of us look for but it this other side to my working dogs is up there. Atb
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    My mates Rottweiler has just got this same injury
  15. Moorside
    Thats definitely true paulus
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    Honestly you read the comments and even the profile pics of some of these fools are enough to get arrested over
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    I couldnt agree more bosun its a sad state of affairs
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    Spot on Davie they really do my head in
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    I use Facebook occasionally and I am not a member of any of the "hunting" groups on it, but I see pics etc that people on my friends list have liked from time to time. In my opinion most of these groups are helping to turn folk who arent even bothered about hunting against us all, this bit of a rant was sparked by a picture of a fox thatd had its head stamped on pushing its eyes out that some big hard man had posted. The worst thing is most of these pricks will no doubt move on to there next fad but not until theyve caused uneccecary damage.
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    Really really nice pup bud. Atb
  21. Moorside
    I really think you should read what Bobby blackheart has written and follow that advice it will keep you out of the nick.
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    To be fair I think its just in some folk to want to categorize animals. Does it matter what a dogs called no, but whats the point in a forum if new members cant post the questions they want to find answers to??
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    As far as ive been told the village of Patterdale in Cumbria is in the area that the Lakeland terrier came from or at least a strain of them. The black dogs were bred by folk from other areas in the north of England like Frank Buck from Leyburn. I may be wrong but thats what id heard. Atb
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    Hows the black one bred....right smart animal
  25. Moorside
    Ive just had a pair of the new issue British army boots made by altberg..... £60 thankyou mod
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