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Posts posted by dogmad riley
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On 27/10/2022 at 18:36, forest of dean redneck said:
To much hard work need decent sized tanks , frequent water changes and smell.
why don’t you get a tortoise ?
so long you get decent enclosure so dogs can’t chomp it , if you get a horsefield or Herman’s get a combined uv/heat spotlight bulb , you can go round weed picking,obviously make sure it’s in area not been sprayed with weed killer , stuff like dandelions , wild plantain and cleavers/goose grass /sticky bud tjen dust it with nutrabol and limestone powder for its vitamins for shell growthWe've got a horsefield tortiose for the kids brilliant pets tbf. Leave him in the garden all summer long, dogs don't bother it he just rooms around eating all weeds easy to care for until hibernation time.
Autumn time drop him in his enclosure with uv and heat lamp on when needed.
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31 minutes ago, paulus said:
With all that's happened with our energy prices over the last year or so, Is sticking to the tried and tested old fuels the way forward in the long term?. I have been told by people that test are currently being carried out that consist of over sleeving our existing gas pipe network so that hydrogen can be pumped down them, This way there is less infrastructure changes needed during the transition, i have also been told that electric cars are a none starter and not to buy one as hydrogen fuelled cars will soon be on the market.
All are furnaces at work are gearing up for hydrogen but they can also run on gas.
Think hydrogen is going to be the future
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5 hours ago, mC HULL said:
any dog can turn when it’s an apbt your in serious trouble
That's it everyday can turn but not every dog does damage like a fired up pit, when there blood is up there some force
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On 24/09/2022 at 20:30, Francie said:
Thanks lads I was thinking a wee sachet of diorlyte salts with water just?,I know I'm probably over thinking,but he's physical an fast an does a bit of mileage in the game.
Get him some SIS hydro tablets, hydration tablets for physical exercises. They help replace all the lost electrolytes and salts that is lost through sweating. Drink upto 30 mins before and even half time.
You just dissolve them into 750ml of water and no sugar
That should keep him topped up.
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Was out on lamp last night was bloody cold not used to temps dropping to single digits felt it last night medium coat coming out for next trip
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Any one any suppliers around doncaster area?
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Then they prosecute lads taking them with dogs. The country is a joke
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19 hours ago, Black neck said:
Why go out and buy a deer grey pup then shit when it chases summat and complain about it being tall
No need to worry it will jack soon enough
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11 hours ago, foxdropper said:
The flip side of the lads that own multiple runners is churning out untested pups meant to catch the ear of anyone who will listen .I’d rather of gone to a yard with the one well worked bitch and pups than a yard full of whatever’s in fashion all looking fresh and clean muzzled .
For me the graft came before anything and despite the claims of some that dogs escape scars or are very clever I’d still like to see a few medals on a dog no matter if it’s only rabbits .A trier will pick up a few medals at some point in its career be it barbed wire or teeth .
Agree 100% if a dog does teeth regularly it doesn't matter how clever it is or whatever, it's going to get battle scars.
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Only ever seen 1 true 3/4 bred grey bull in action, she was an OK bitch but not a patch on his other dog full greyhound.
The owner admitted though that he didn't put half enough time into the bitch as he should of done.
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12 hours ago, All-terrain said:
Them dogs have that serious look in their eyes. Both look like they where top dogs
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Let's face it Boris has had the hardest job of any PM since Churchill
Brexit, covid and then unkraine
but fook knows what I happening now, Britain is in turmoil
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Don't see many fox terriers about anymore either. Just in spain and seen a few but non in blighty
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Aot of hound breeds are dying out. Shame as they are brilliant at what they do but takes a certain type of person to handle them
Read a feed the other day otter hounds here the reaest breed followed by the bloodhound which was surprising to me as I have one here and wouldn't wish one upon anybody
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2 hours ago, joe ox said:
When were younger everything that moves goes in the bag as the years go by and we have been there done it, the thrill of the chase, picking harder runs and sometimes just tootling by admiring quarry leaving them to run another day fits the bill, well it does for me anyway.
Couldn't describe it better myself.
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1 hour ago, joe ox said:
Let's not pretend were all hunting to feed our starving families, I hunt because I enjoy it no other reason.
Second that, I hunt because i love to see the dog and quarry running. If I can get the dog off before any real damage is inflicted I do.
I admire the quarry I don't want to kill every one
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The b@stards are always avaliable when they after coursers or lampers never seems to be shortage then.
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Cracking pup
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15 hours ago, chartpolski said:
I was gifted a teckel pup from imported working parents, but I'm a running dog man so gave it to my brother when he had his old Jack Russel put down,
Some people think they are terriers, but they're not; they're hounds, and if you don't want to see yours disappearing into the distance, on a hot scent, never to be seen again, train it well, or invest in a tracker collar ! !
Cheers.
I know that feeling with the hounds, iv a bloodhound once she is on a scent no amount of shouting is bringing her off of it.
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Unbelievable them drawings, best iv seen