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    That dog turns sharper then a whippet , he did well, looking good for the future with him Captain, good luck.. Thanks to Chalky for getting the clip up.
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    Fair play men, them pair are flying it, the way they have been brought on ect, helped them no end i reckon, well done Captain. Them pictures will be great to look at in years to come, some great memorys..
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    ...no Cap, Paulus can even check it out if he wants..
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    Link below saluki 174 . Just to clarify, somefolks on here are getting me mixed up saluki246 with this lad saluki 174, undertsandable why, as we have very similar user names, but not the same person. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/193412-irish-lady/?hl=%20irish%20%20lady
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    post-5042-0-00977100-1353245929.jpg tepe gawra x knitellington, hes coming up 10 yrs old Stunning photo mate and sum good old blood there to not much of that breeding around now days no mate not many bred like him thats for sure, his blood undiluted, His a smashing saluki, like him a lot, sounds good breeding as well...
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    Find this topic very interesting. My saluki dog is the same, very aggressive with other dogs and a good watch dog! I have to watch the pup i just got, as he wants to kill it at times at the moment, so his kept away from her!! Is the bitches less aggressive, or the same? I have found, when they get it into their heads they want to kill, its the devils own job trying to stop them!!
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    Thanks.
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    Some in Ireland below. http://www.irishtimes.com/blogs/gallery/2012/01/24/the-northern-lights-in-ireland/
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    Very sorry to hear that your saluki bitch died last week, she sounded spot on, that is sad....! Hope you keep going and get another sometime in the future. They are a cracking breed in my opinion, allways like them, in the right hands, they are a plasure to own and hunt.
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    pays to keep em that way until they seen a few seasons graft imho, get a much better read on the dog all round, see him under pressure and on different game over time , different places and conditions etc too many bred form untested imho ...replied to your pm their again AG..
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    His still a virgin and will be for a while.
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    Thanks.
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    Sent pm mate.
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    Thanks. I got him when he was 15 month old in may, he has come right out of his shell and doing well since, love the saluki, their real characters.
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    Tor of dartmoor, windswift.
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    20 month old, im happy with him.
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    Thanks all.
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    Same here, ground rock hard, lashing here too, so hopefully it will soften soon.
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    All my dogs have been and are broken to badgers its nothing difficult ............ The best way to be, as they can really feck up a dog big time!!!
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