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    Your very lucky... Giving a kid a catty should go hand in hand with teaching him how to use it, before he's even had it in his hand, with no other distractions around and it'd have to be a very well behaved child that would get a weapon like that off me in the first place..! Edited to add... The title of the thred is my thoughts on the matter anyway!!
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    lol no fecking chance!!! just dont like to see a mans wife and kids brought into an arguement mate......below the belt imo Where was his kids brought into it? lol no fecking chance!!! just dont like to see a mans wife and kids brought into an arguement mate......below the belt imo Where was his kids brought into it? I'm guessing on the post that Bosun edited?? Yes it was mate.
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    Now were getting along....
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    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/solid-wood-dog-kennel-high-quality-for-small-to-medium-dogs-/181184444257?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Kitchen_Steamers_Cookers_PP&hash=item2a2f6f3761
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    Nice chunky pups them, parents look well too, like that Dam.
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    Penny, maybe its because of my ability (or lack of it!) as a trainer that I use that method and the fact that my dogs have always been predominantly lamp dogs but it's always worked for me. In all seriousness though, because my dogs are lamp dogs and because of time and effort in bringing a puppy on, I'd never want to leave any margin to error and have a youngster that hunts up, or is anything but the 'consummate student' of the lamp. I'm sure there are other better methods folk use but thats what I do and so far, so good. Edited to add... Yer, I always ensure my pups have plenty of walks
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    Wirralman's advice is spot on IMO, neither discipline is hard but combining the two can be tricky. As he and RAW said, get your basics right and it will make life a lot easier. I've always got my pups out as much as possible from the off, (see Fuji's brilliant posts for that!) and when my dogs really start to take an interest in the chase its time to hold em back from it, hang on a month or two and then start 'em on the lamp. I've never allowed my pups to run sommat, unless by accident before I start night work. Play, mooch, learn as puppy's but never allow to really 'try'. Only and I do mea
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    Of course mines bigger than John's and the ferret is too (by a week)...!!
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    You now owe me 1 bio tab to wash me undies...
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    Stinky Pinky's a Jill...
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    Simoman

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    Happy Birthday Plumbs...
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    Been 15 years since I last owned one but with a 4 year old Daughter and a new pup coming... This is Pinky, our new addition. Bout 8 weeks and, if I'm honest, a little 'sharp', I do hope, for both my daughters and more so my Mrs (who's new to 'em), sake, we learn to get along....
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    :laugh:
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    Fabulous...!!! :laugh:
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    That said... it's still better than an Irish Coursing thred...
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    Joe Van Morrison...
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    Sixty feckin two eh.... Happy birthday Lloydy...!
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    :yes:
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    Franny Bennett... Buying a car out of Georgsons Garage... PMSL :laugh: Franny Jeffers.... :laugh: That gob doin the parody, voice too.... :hmm:
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    Great intro and welcome to the site RR...
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    Ben (any better?), I've just looked on the Buckler site. They look a great boot, as well as the Dealers, those Riggers look tough as hell too.
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    I'd never retire a dog again, they can run till they drop. Over the years i've been more than a little surprised with what some dogs that should/could be long retired can still do.... Warms the heart it does....
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    I'd be over the hospital if I could, Dad's not allowed to stay over night.It's shit having to leave mate ain't it....When my wife had my boy, I went straight into another room with him whilst they stitched her up, it was just me and him for about 10 mins, I was sat there looking at him in complete awe..... But all the time shitting myself, I don't know what about either.. LolIt's a great feeling mate ( as you well know), it takes a few days to sink in though...I bet the rest of the kids are loving having a new baby sister too...Its great mate, it always amazes me. The kids are over the moon wi
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    I'd be over the hospital if I could, Dad's not allowed to stay over night. It's shit having to leave mate ain't it.... When my wife had my boy, I went straight into another room with him whilst they stitched her up, it was just me and him for about 10 mins, I was sat there looking at him in complete awe..... But all the time shitting myself, I don't know what about either.. Lol It's a great feeling mate ( as you well know), it takes a few days to sink in though... I bet the rest of the kids are loving having a new baby sister too... Its great mate, it always amazes me. The
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    Johnny, i've hit all my 'like' quotes for the day.... Gutted..!! Sure wish i'd left more for you, as the birth of a child is something in this life to treasure for sure... All my (our) very best mate...
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