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Blackdog92

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  1. 9 hours ago, Neal said:

    Blackdog92, is that second photo taken just to the east of Coniston? It's been a long time since I lived there but it looks like the bend in the road where you can take a footpath off to Tarn Hows. Stunning looking dog by the way.:thumbs:

    I’m not far from coniston, in a straight line but that pic wasn’t taken anywhere near tarn Hows, a bit further north ?. 

     

    I thought you you might like him, he’s got a dash of kelpie in him...

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  2. On 08/03/2018 at 21:00, two crows said:

    don't know if im'e honest I only read it, but there must be a limit as to what can mate what naturally as well.

    My grandad once had a Russel bitch that got knotted with a foxhound lol she had the litter of 6 no problem. They weren’t huge pups when they were born but soon after they grew like feck. They ended up bigger than sheepdogs...

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  3. On 02/03/2018 at 10:54, peterhunter86 said:

    Didn't have one pal,had to have my dog pts at the start of season and had to start from scratch with a young pup,I see by the pic's you've been putting up you had a great one fairplay.

    What was the matter with him peter?

  4. Thanks for the response socks, that seems good advice. 

     

    You could well be right str, but the 4 or 5 mile isn’t constant running, that is just roughly part of my daily routine when I do my rounds feeding stock. My sheepdogs do the same and they are working between traveling. 

  5. As the title states, how do you improve the recovery of a dog after hard running? 

    I have two runners, a lurcher unknown breeding apart from I know there is a big lump of greyhound in him, and a whippet. They get the same amount of exercise, out everyday with me while I’m working so there always up to something and they get plenty road/bike work running behind the quad or van for 4 or 5 miles a day atleast. I like to think they are both in good shape. 

    Yet after a hard run or 2 Mac(lurcher) will be blowing like the wind for a good 5 or 10 mins, where as patch(whippet) will be back to normal Tongue in, in a couple minutes. I’ve been told that there weight difference may be a factor in this?

    I would like to know your opinions on this, weather it just be down to the breeding of the dogs or if there’s something I could be doing differently with them. 

    Thoughts please...

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