ferret15
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the other books the best one for the record i dont think you have a bad dog just one whos lines are a bit crossed
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if there is nothing wrong then you know for sure that its dominance and can deal with it as i said if its dominance deal with it it can be stoped the dog just has to know its place. dogs dont hang onto the past the way we do they just live for the moment so most dogs except those that have sufferd can be retrained easily. again this is not ment to offend but more often than not its the family that have to change the way they treat the dog to make it aware that its not top dog as humans we like to think of them as our friends but at the endof the day they are pack animmals if y
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But as dog breeders apply scientific precision to their age-old art, they find that the quest for genetic perfection comes with unforeseen consequences. And with DNA tests on the way for humans, the lessons of intervening in the nature of dogs may ultimately bear as much on us as on our species' best friends. thats what happens when you f**k with mother nature one step away from cloning
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he looks sooooooo happy
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hi just wondering what everyones reading at the moment im inspired by weejohns photos of his new pups and wonderd what the book on the coffee table is ? and if any one would recomend a good back or warn of a wate of tree and money
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hi i rehomed a ferret once that had been kept as a pet in the house it was litter trained and so friendly it would lick your eyelids it stole things to it would take them under the sofa and the get so excited thatit would war dance round the house
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just got the exact same one, different colour, off ebay.. cheers mate for putting a pic up, how do you use it? do ya just drag it through the hair like a comb? :thumbs-up: thats it mate drag theough the hair in the direction it lies pluss if your hand striping use latex gloves as this grips the hair and stops your fingers getting sore
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in that case give her somewhere the kids dont go for peace and quiet and every time she dose it ignore her and remove her from the room silently any voice good or bad is attention and it will incourage more of the same excluding her from the pack is what the alpha dog will do in the wild
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if i was you mate i would keep my cloths on in the woods and watch where your putting your head up joking aside cheers mate
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please dont take offence to this as im sure your dogs mean the world to you have you had her back cheeked some times a dog can be in pain with out any visable signs and i am sure you realise that although tough our lurchers etc turn very tight turns at incredable speed it is so eays to pull mussles and put things out ask any human who has been to a chiropractor (spelling) and they will tell you the diffrence it made to places they didnt know they had a problem im saying this because it sounds like another dominance thing except the crabbiness to things she brushes up against which to me
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hi this might not be relevent but dose the pup get liffted up higher than the dog very often ? dose this happen when you put her back down? im asking because if you watch two male dog together for the first time one will normally stand taller than the other holding its head over the back of the other this in dog terms is the dog displaying dominance it can be so subtle that the human eye dose not see it but its like having a slaging match on here to the dog. i have a friends who has a jrt and a mungrel thing every time the jrt is lifted higer that the other dog it tries to hump it as soon a
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they look like two very healthy and happy boys :thumbs-up:
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where did you get that photo is it your court only im sure i have seen it brfore
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who feeds the dog and exercises it if its u get your wife doing it the dog needs to know its place in the pack sounds like its challanging your wife for top of the pack in the wild its the adult dogs that hunt for food in the home dogs keep a lot of there puppy instinct ie # licking your face - trying to incourage you to regurgate food etc make sure that if the dog is around at your meal time that it sees your wife eat first and that it is feed by her when you have all finished TOP DOGS eat first then in decending order of rank you should have no problems when the dog realises its at
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LOVED THE STORY but cant help thinking of the alternate ending the one where it was a big cat?
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Lovin' all these pics of ferrets climbing up the mesh - do they ever fall off? I guess that's not something that worries them! mine dont fall verry often most of the time they just sort of absail back down or cling to the door while i open it then i just pluck them of the wire
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Is there an instruction book for making my own nets?
ferret15 replied to a topic in Ferrets & Ferreting
as a child we used to make haynets for the horses out of bailer twine its never occurd to me that the nets i use for rabbiting are made the same way as in the link above we used to do it freehand no messures or neadles all we did was tie some string in a circle then the rest was the same dose any one know of any reason not to use bailer twine for this as i have been wondering what to do with all mine just had another thought is there any reason you couldnt buy cheep haylege nets £2 and remove bottom ring add a second draw string and hay presto !! this might be a stupid idea judt p -
i have put full males and castrated males together in the past and kits with both parents with no problems i start with two runs side by side almost touching so they can get to know each other over the fence so to speak. then after a few days move them so close together that they can touch noses if there gonna fight its normaly now and then you know that you cant put them together if they are happy like this then you should be able to put them together BUT THERE IS STILL A BIG RISK
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for those of you looking for a blade like ditch's any tack shop (horse) will have them they are known as sheeding blades in the horse. world cost is aprox £3 and they are a piece of piss to use
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Just thinking the same thing. Is it me or are the number of thefts increasing? im in surry and will keep my eyes open dog theft is rising at work we had 6 dog posters put up one of which was a 7 weekold pup stolen from the backof a car while the owner was paying for her fuel. lock your cars people !! hope you find them i will keep my eyes open maybe there should be somesort of passport system like there is for horses IE dont buy the dog if it dosent come with the card issued at birth??
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madcowz fantastic mate now i have a picture to all the discription and as i said before its not a court its a castle!!!
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normally when folk climax they make a mess that depends on where your putting it
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:welcomeani:
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ahhhhhh i want them all