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    Brindle collar made from bridal leather shined up with beeswax and fitted with brass for a 3 out of 3 regular
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    The one and only Scruff mate
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    Good man, time to take the eye patch off and get out on the land, mouse hunting season is now in full swing
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    What about that short coupled broad chested fella would he not be a match for the old girl
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    I don't know anything about Salukis but if a Saluki Greyhound couldn't catch rabbits for fun then I would be shocked. Where have you been hiding Dan, thought you'd been swallowed up by a big old yote
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    Try wearing a belt
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    This dog is probably the best stud in the country and is standing to any bitch for 4 tins of Carlsberg
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    No, they just wont be able to detach the armchair from their arse or the mattress from their back and may have unresolved whisky issues
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    Looks like one lying in a form on first pic
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    you can read various articles here http://www.earthdog-runningdog.com/ Yes I have a look now and then when I get the chance cheers Paulus
  11. low plains drifter
    Been interested in this cross for a while, I bet they take some beating for the smaller land, and like bird says MB whippets are some dogs, my mate works one and what a work rate and good recovery she's got
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    No a goddess, just like all the rest
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    I haven't read the EDRD for years, but I can remember it being top notch a proper country mag aswell, don't know if they still do but they used to send you a free trial mag out before you parted with your coin
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    Good story cheers JCM I remember one day we were crossing back over some fields after a day out three of us with four lurchers and a terrier, when a hare come loping over the stubble about 100 and odd yards ahead of us and lay down, when we got to it all the dogs put their noses to the ground, but not one of them could put it up, and not one of us could see it anywhere, they certainly are a real mystery sometimes no wonder there is so much folklore myths and legends written about the cat of the wood
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    How much rib eye would your butcher give you for that
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    By advising you feed with apple or spinach
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    Cheers darbo
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    I've noticed my winter onions don't look as healthy or well grown as in previous years, does anybody give theirs a feed at this time of year and if so what do you use...Cheers
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    Contact jeff for a southern legend they will do the housework after finishing their shift at NASA and can be trained what not to chase
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    Very rarely saw any years ago on the local land it was all hares, had a walk out at first light this morning only saw one hare, but three deer running towards the train line less than a minute after letting the young bitch off the lead weren't very welcome next field over and there's another two stood out in the open, you cannot win
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    He can help himself , I'm sick of the big stupid things, they always make an appearance when you least want it , and they can put you in some tricky situations
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    A few pics from yesterday, fields were like bell metal Oh deery me
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    What about sultanas, I remember one time when my old bitch got hold of a full packet, and scoffed the lot, didn't seem to do her any harm, saying that the back lane looked like willy wonka's chocolate factory after she woke me up to be let out at 5 o'clock the next morning
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    I remember some lads taking there dogs to run on the turf fields, said the dogs couldn't get close enough to turn them, and I've seen some good runs on golf courses
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    It's the peaty areas found on some parts of the fens, one day I will go down and get a bag of it for my veg plot, and maybe take the dog and see if I can get something to go with the veg
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