swanseajack
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how much are you going to sell him for ? Hope your bitch and pups are O'k this morning... how much will you be selling them for ?
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I have an old book and want to copy it and resell it as an e-book or pdf or whatever is the easiest.... What's the best software (preferably free) that I can use to do this bearing i mind I'm a bit of a muppet..... I just need to copy text and images that can be emailed to the buyer??? Any help from u bright sparks would be appreciated... and No, it's nuffin to do with Bedlingtons or working dogs.... just an old book that I have that might be of interest to ebayers....
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We bred Yogi, the liver dog back to a rough Fell bitch produced 2 good fox killing bitches and a dog that turned out a bit of a handful, was killing anything moving at 7 months.... trouble was he got to be a fighter and a feckin nuisance so the chap found him a new home... don't know what happened to him after that. One of the bitches had thrown a litter of pups back to a bedlington, my mates got a dog out of this breeding, hopefully will turn out good. Pic below. Turk got a 1/2 cross Fell Bedlington, heard some good reports on this dog any chance of some pics Turk....
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I'll PM you Yogi's pedigree.... Jack is unproven and still young, Ranger is a bit on the large side suitable IMHO for lurcher breeding....
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snippet taken from Reload's posted article. Cheers Reload. My question is to those of you out there that do work their Bedlingtons to ground on a regular basis which of these two categories does yours fall into? What dogs past or present that you have seen have excelled at their game?? Here's one whos future is destined to be Working to Ground.
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Good post that Don, never a truer word spoken. Since I've had them I've heard countless tales romantic notions of how good they are at everything and also everyone knows someone who's had one in the past, be it Uncle, Grandpa, neighbours etc... and they were all demon cat killers.... p.s. I've never seen one that could catch a rabbit, seen plenty of whippet/bedlingtons that could though..
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Is it the K.C registered that are bigger in general and used more for on top work or are there K.C. dogs out there that conform to standard ie less than 16" that are perfoming well to ground? I asked the question as it brings on discussion, keeps the thread going etc etc... I've had big dogs myself, from small 15" bitch... What I see is this, imho and as a generalisation KC show are small, KC working are big, I might be wrong that's why I asked are their KC dogs out there doing the business to ground? And I am definatley not trying to start a " my dogs better than yours" with
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Well I agree with the whole of that, imo there are two types you will always have big ones, small ones, round ribbed ones, flat ribbed ones etc.etc. Saying that, i believe as an earth dog you have to be more critical in the way the dog is built to enable it to work below ground....due to it’s height the dog needs to be narrow, you need flat ribs, chest not too deep but deep enough for the lungs etc to function correctly, perfect shoulders, long back to give flexibility, strong jaw, large teeth these are just a few points that the Bedlington as an earth dog imo needs, but they are not necessa
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Oh no you didn't !!!!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> my controls.....left hand side of page-board settings, i set mine to Azores, Cape Verde Islands......Job done... ...............Carreg <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Deffo lost me there mate! Were on GMT London time, but the post are all on wrong times.... it 10:47 now look at the time were posting...... :search:
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watch this: Current time Tuesday, 1 November 2005, 10:13:24 GMT
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Oh no you didn't !!!!!
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Right then, this is the real time: 10:04 am when I post it will be 12:0.......pm Real time... See I no mad
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I'm fecking lost now....... It just got later....... WHAT's THE TIME ???
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Hmmmmm!!! :11: See if this works then.. now it's 12.02
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Confusing enough this time of year and me being a bit :alcoholic: my computer says one time, my clocks are both wrong anyway and I'm posting this topic at 8.28am (I think) see what time comes up on the post...... OOOOOooooh feck I'm lost...... mefinks this site is out of sync...... see 9:34am :11: :11:
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Looks a pretty level dog at 15", strong head albeit a bit fluffy in the pic, wouldn't mind seeing some pics of him stripped out. More to the point does he work ??? foxes that is.... How old is he now and is he doing it...
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Fudge... pup out of Scamp
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More pics of Bobby's dogs.. Cheers mate I'll get them in the post back to you! You can get your fingers and thumbs working mate, tell us more about them! Click reply on the bottom right...
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Bobby's dog Scamp
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These 2 are nearly 19" mate <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nice to see em out and about Bedlington, hopefully as the season get's better we'll have some more pics posted. from you and others.
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make sure they're jpegs or/and reduce them again 400*300.... might help.
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Cracking pics Must have been on Sunday as you two look like your praying in the last pic.
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Good on ya mate! any nice venison haunches going FREE! told ya I was a scrounging welshman...
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Yousseph Slimani ...are you sure he's from wales.... :11: Thought he was a Moroccan goat stripper..... :11: goat herder, stripper,shagger, whatever... !! get's my sympathy vote if he's not a bunny hugger.... but he is crap though :ph34r: being a bit of a gambling man, he's 50/1 with Corals to win it.... If we all stick £100.00 on him at that price, and keep voting..... there's £5,000 in it... I wouldn't mind voting if I wuz getting paid....
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I remember now, are they the border crosses that JW had? I might go down soon and pay him a visit, haven't been there for years. I'll take my camera see if I can get some pics of what he's got at present. Here's one of Milly from last Sunday, found a new hole on a spot I walk past most weeks. She tried it, all excited and wound up 'n all, came out and the fox was layed up in cover close by (about 12' away). Gave em a good hunt through thick brambles, good cover and a nursing home..
