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  1. leegreen
    Use a lead to start with. Maybe you should go to some local puppy training classes.
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    I've removed my last comment, I need medical help!
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    Me too, don't do McDonald's either, in fact I don't do any major fast food joints. They're all ++nts.
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    Wait until she gets the Marmite out!
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    They actually drank all their profit.
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    Don't believe you.
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    Turkeys

    leegreen replied to GrCh's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    Do you want them for this Christmas?
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    Turkeys

    leegreen replied to GrCh's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    Also day old's are a lot cheaper, at 4 weeks old they double the price, they can be as much as £10 for small amounts.
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    Turkeys

    leegreen replied to GrCh's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    And this depends on the rearer and how many you have.
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    Turkeys

    leegreen replied to GrCh's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    Depends how big you want them and what variety you use. They need to be fully grow for flavour and at around 6 months they are.
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    Turkeys

    leegreen replied to GrCh's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    June, as day olds.
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    Not like the ol bag pipes eh?
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    E's a clever boy!
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    Start when it want's it. Pups can kill rats from an early age, depends on the pup.
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    Well done Andy. What's with the Alvin Star dust gloves
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    Where are you Gary? and more info please. Anyone know Gary?
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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. 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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