dogmad riley
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Cracking show both of them. It's easy to see how wolves became man's best friend, with how close they were to him and letting him walk alongside them, that must of being a experience of a lifetime
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Pups looking very well kev
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One fight id struggle to pick a winner, Pac man to win in the early rounds due to his raw power and aggression. If it goes past 4/5 rounds mayweather would win comfortably. Imho
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Khan is world class in my opinion. Always said he would be a champion. Mayweather just might be a step too far but I would love to see Khan win
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Looks a cracking pup. But will it not be a bit vocal being half foxhound? All the best with the pup
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She's a fecking nutter. The terrier men in the video are a credit to the terrier game
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Well done lads, just wish this country was understanding of the sport it's not all killing but the running we enjoy.
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Dimmer circuit board set fire on mine half way round the land, the wiring on these lamps is shocking for the price they charge. Rewired mine and is spot on
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There used to be a few around here, until they changed them for cross roads
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Second that, looks tough and racy, great example [/quote. Thanks for the comments he really is a very smart animal in the flesh. He is the type of dog that you'd love any collie haters to try and work there dogs along side. Now the question is can he produce offspring of an equally high standard. If you do use him with a equally good bitch please pm me I would be very intrested, if the timing is right.
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Second that, looks tough and racy, great example
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It's knackered al give you a tenner for it ha ha. Just strip it down and rewire it easy enough or if still under warranty send it back
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Working A Pure Greyhound
dogmad riley replied to Westyorkshire_lad's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
My mate had one ex trackdog, and what a dog she was she would take Fox regular and loved it never once jacked but she also loved ferrets and small dogs managed to get her used to small dogs but ferrets no chance. She took Fox, hare well, not so good on rabbits. The prey drive was unreal but as for brains they were non existent -
That is a fine example of a lurcher. Looks well. How tall is he?
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Hay for bedding, wood shavings else where. Once used straw never again the hob ferret got a 2" length down his japs eye lol. Hay is soft and warm.
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I had some of them they pretty good, probably the best as there is no straps
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Stop being a fanny ha ha. We use some at work which are pretty good but after a few hours the straps start to get a bit tight. And with them on you look like a teenage mutant Ninja turtle ha ha
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Kind of. Actually with the mink I do a trade. I carry ground meat in my pocket, and when the mink takes its kill to their carry box, I trade them for a hand full of pre-ground meat. Then I take what they catch home, eat it if I want, and then grind the leftover parts, or the entire animal if I don't want to eat it, and feed it to them on a future hunt. Near the end of this video, you can clearly see my wife making the trade. Great video once again minky, you do have a talent with them keep em coming.
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Poaching is half the fun
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I had what was supposed to be a Manchester terrier x whippet and she was my 1st running/bushing dog, she accounted for many rabbits, rats, squirrels, and even the odd hare, she took Fox but then wouldn't grab hold after a few gave her some hassle she did continue to bowl them over just not put in the finishing strike. she was a demon on taking pheasant, partridges and even pidgeon She was a great little dog who sadly had to be put to sleep Monday at the old age of 13 after having a stroke. I had her as a young teenager and she would be out everyday and even night when we could RIP.
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Imho the patterdales should be left for the digging lads. Get a lurcher bred for the job
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RIP she looked an enjoyable dog on the lamp. Lost my old whirrer monday. Gut renching
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Don't put this question on the terrier section they will lynch you ha ha. Better off with a purpose bred rabbits dog, whippet or lurcher
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I smell a poacher ha ha ha
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I think any type of lurcher will ferret well if entered correctly, the smaller type are preferred due to rabbits running into tight spaces and the dog needs to be quick of the mark. I have a saluki whippet bull greyhound and he excells at ferreting he is only 24" tts. Marks well, and catches runners
