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He dragged us into a war which cost us our best blood and empire because a nation dare defend its people,is responsible for the downfall of the most advanced society that has ever existed and denied all European countries the right to remain homogenous oh and facilitated the continuation of communism.What a hero. Who was in office as prime minister when we declared war on Germany?Here's a clue: It fecking weren't Churchill.. Poor wording on my part. But by refusing peace talks he kept us in the war,in fact by not offering peace talks as soon as he was elected he betrayed our people. Peop
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He dragged us into a war which cost us our best blood and empire because a nation dare defend its people,is responsible for the downfall of the most advanced society that has ever existed and denied all European countries the right to remain homogenous oh and facilitated the continuation of communism.What a hero. Who was in office as prime minister when we declared war on Germany?Here's a clue: It fecking weren't Churchill.. Poor wording on my part. But by refusing peace talks he kept us in the war,in fact by not offering peace talks as soon as he was elected he betrayed our people. Peop
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He dragged us into a war which cost us our best blood and empire because a nation dare defend its people,is responsible for the downfall of the most advanced society that has ever existed and denied all European countries the right to remain homogenous oh and facilitated the continuation of communism. What a hero. He cost us our best blood ? and cost us our empire ? Those are the words of which should have came from ADOLF HITLERS mouth. The very man churchill , and OUR best blood stopped the invasion of britain and stopped the nazi tide sweeping through european countries. Say something pa
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He dragged us into a war which cost us our best blood and empire because a nation dare defend its people,is responsible for the downfall of the most advanced society that has ever existed and denied all European countries the right to remain homogenous oh and facilitated the continuation of communism.What a hero. Who was in office as prime minister when we declared war on Germany? Here's a clue: It fecking weren't Churchill.. Poor wording on my part. But by refusing peace talks he kept us in the war,in fact by not offering peace talks as soon as he was elected he betrayed our people. Peo
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He dragged us into a war which cost us our best blood and empire because a nation dare defend its people,is responsible for the downfall of the most advanced society that has ever existed and denied all European countries the right to remain homogenous oh and facilitated the continuation of communism.What a hero. Who was in office as prime minister when we declared war on Germany? Here's a clue: It fecking weren't Churchill.. Poor wording on my part. But by refusing peace talks he kept us in the war,in fact by not offering peace talks as soon as he was elected he betrayed our people.
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He dragged us into a war which cost us our best blood and empire because a nation dare defend its people,is responsible for the downfall of the most advanced society that has ever existed and denied all European countries the right to remain homogenous oh and facilitated the continuation of communism. What a hero.
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I personally xray'd a dog that had eaten cooked turkey carcass. You really can't imagine the mess it made - the dog died, painfully. Strange vet. It may have been chicken bones he said,was a long time ago. What type of dog was it you x-ray'd? She was a piggish little Westie called Maggie, who regularly over ate ... she'd been in over Christmas the year before after eating a whole lot of chocolate To be fair she was not fed a varied, raw/bones-inclusive diet. Bearing in mind this was (cough cough) some years ago But what I saw on that xray stayed with me so I just never feed cooke
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They were forcibly relocated to reservations. They didn't simply arrive demanding handouts. How do you lay claim to land, that is yours in the first place? They were forcibly relocated and they are routinely treated like shit. Big steaming piles of it. Massive handouts? This ain't the UK's benefit culture! Dances With Wolves wasn't a documentary! They were forcibly relocated to reservations. They didn't simply arrive demanding handouts. How do you lay claim to land, that is yours in the first place? They were forcibly relocated and they are routinely treated like shit. Big
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I personally xray'd a dog that had eaten cooked turkey carcass. You really can't imagine the mess it made - the dog died, painfully. Strange vet. It may have been chicken bones he said,was a long time ago. What type of dog was it you x-ray'd?
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Not really though, have they? They're treated like shit in their own land and denied equality. They clearly have medicine,agriculture and enough land (which they never laid claim to anyway) There is nothing so unjust as the forced equality of that which is not equal.
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Abos and native americans got more than enough room in their reservations,plus agriculture and medicine. As for Africans we generally bought slaves from other Africans,besides which they and their ancestors had a far better time in enforced servitude than they would have in Africa. But even if you don't agree,these are only moral dilemmas the laws of nature which are infallible state that these people needed to be subjugated for our advancement. Like dogs,horses,cows,sheep etc
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I feed them any carcasses or bones no matter how they're cooked. It's an old wives tale IMO,a vet told me to his knowledge there has never been a reported case of a splintered bone killing a dog,but it would be best not to just in case. All those tens of thousands of years when dogs would have scavanged what our ancestors didnt eat,I think cooked bones would have featured quite highly in their diet.
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Problem is from the little I've seen it toughens them up a bit,but makes them a lot more driven and energetic. My old bull/whippet was a nutter,and not robust enough physically to make up for it,constantly tearing himself open,running into avoidable obstacles etc He broke his leg aged about 3 and became very neurotic through not being able to work so was rehomed as a pet to a mate who had the time to spend with him.
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We'll always bang above our weight. We have got soft but that's because of our success,like bane said 'victory has defeated you'. If we lose our wealth our people's attitude will change.
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Brilliant pic,you must be quick on the camera to have snapped that first one.
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There was a documentary last year about an ex para captain who became a tranny.
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If it turns out the father was white do you think the spics will be up in arms,attacking innocent whites etc like the boons were when Zimmerman was found not guilty?
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Lol, if your wanting a dog that doesn't kick off don't get a lab , every shoot Iv been on, the spaniels sit quiet under the benches while the labs strutt about trying to fight there shadow.. You reckon they compare to terriers?
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What little middle eastern state has a very big interest in keeping the Middle East unstable and their nations without their own centralised governments? A state that has a lot of powerful friends in the UK,America and Europe?
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I'm not that bothered about having the very best tbh,I fancy a lab or x one day. Just seem nice easy dogs to get on with and that you can relax around,no worries about it running off,or going to ground or seeing another dog and wanting to kick off etc.
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Working Jagd X Staff Or Jagd X Pitbull
neems replied to jagd.lad's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
I don't think many people in this country have much experience of jagds yet alone experience with crossing them. What does the breeder on here reckon? -
They probably swear when they train them,my mate sometimes gets his mates to decoy for his dogs,but the dogs know who they are so they wear masks. His dogs all go mental when ever anyone comes anywhere near with their face in any way covered,they don't even like it when someone comes near them with a hood up.
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Anyone used a lab primarily for bushing with lurchers? How were they? Are they too big? The terriers can be a pain in the arse hunting up too far,not listening and going to ground,I've never had a spaniel but the working ones I've seen were mental all the time and needed a lot of exercise,whereas labs I imagine are very easy to live with.
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My old staff ate my phone and wallet which had about a ton in it,chewed most of my bannister up,killed Henry Hoover,chewed most of the plaster off the kitchen wall. All before he moved onto his chain spot at about 6 months old. Probably cost thousands all together.
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I just bought a torch that's 4000 lumen,haven't got a working lamp to compare it too but it's very powerful. Works off a rechargeable battery or AAA,it can zoom in and out easily using one hand. It cost £12 if memory serves.
