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  1. leegreen
    there's a big difference in weight and size between a greyhound and a bedlington but people still breed them...don't think a collie grey on a whippet will be much of a problem...but what do I no? Atb Yes but the bedlington is always the sire. not always But is best. why ??? Safer and easier for the bitch. I didn't say it wasn't possible, just best.
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    there's a big difference in weight and size between a greyhound and a bedlington but people still breed them...don't think a collie grey on a whippet will be much of a problem...but what do I no? Atb Yes but the bedlington is always the sire. not always But is best.
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    So are people saying, if your dog smashes a hedge it's no good or you wouldn't want such a dog? And if it does what can you do about it? In my opinion if ye dog doesn't follow in with heart, it doesn't want it that much.
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    Treble for me too. Hope I don't fall down the hole your digging Max .
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    Opinel.
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    Got to be better than a Malamute cart horse X. Although if I were to choose a dog that I would have for ten years or more, I'd like something tried and tested.
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    No, retards by the way you talk. Not my cup of tea, but well done for having a go and for having the neck to put it on here.
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    Your dog loves you more, because it thinks you might let it inside Also if it lives inside it will be sick of the sight of you
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    £42 and rising?? more like £42 start price with no bids! I really need to address my observation/reading, saying that I'm pleased no one bought it.
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    look a bit mixy to me.
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    £42 and rising. OMG
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    And I thought it was only me thinking that.
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    Nice shot. And that guy's a gal
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    Smart little knives . Does grinding that much heat the blades a lot? I was thinking it would temper them quite a bit if so, or do you harden them again? btw your nails could do with a trim
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    craigyboy

    leegreen replied to raymond1's topic in General Talk

    Here's to you Craigyboy Peace x
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    kates funbags

    leegreen replied to a topic in General Talk

    Wouldn't mind giving her bottom a little squeeze.
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    Is she fully grey yet? Is she clean indoors?
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    Mine Bull x ferrets, rabbits, rats, retrieves both from shot gun, air rifle and retrieves from water. Retrieves live and unmarked. Has no fear of brambles and thick cover, if she can push through it she will. Good stamina great nose. She's a good set of eyes when out with the catty, good watch dog, trained to the bite sleeve. Doesn't chase cats, walks off the lead ever where from busy town centres, on public transport. I took her around a rabbit show! no problem (but she was on the lead just in case) . Good with other dogs, livestock and loves children. I've used her for herding sheep and
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    My theory is always have more than one ferret, give them plenty of room and give them a dead animal to play with every couple of days. Let them out or get them out as often as you can. Mine love a table tennis ball. As your misses says it's all a stimulation .
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    Hooray! caught two moles today. There is still a job for someone.
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    If you misses wants a hammock, toys and a blanket. Then that's fine she'll have to buy some.
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    Looks like one of your photos.
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    THAT IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A PRICK WITH NO IDEA HOW TO HANDLE A DETERMINED DOG.the idiot should be banned from keeping dogs for EVER.Back to the 1st suggestion,A BREAD STICK,his dog would have been seperated within 10-20 seconds.The other video is easily done too.of course the best thing of all is to not give these dogs to unsuitable owners.
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    Saluki pups always look a bit pathetic to me, a bit scrawny like. Good luck in finding them working? homes.
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    Looking for a "experienced" mole catcher West Kent. This is a paid job on a steepish bank with nettle roots, quite an awkward job, I have tried it myself with not a great deal of success. Maybe the use of gas or poisons is needed. PM me to sort out a date yc. Cheers.
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