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If its just the one dog been bouncing round sniffing its possible hes just abit hormonal or she may very well be due in season just not yet, Is there n e chance you could have missed her? some bitches are blaintantly in season, i e dripping blood obvious swelling ''fliratious'' throughout, etc others clean themselves constantly therfore making it hard to detect, and only stand for one day. ive worked in large breeding establishments and know every dogs different, keep a close eye on her especialy when shes around other dogs, they can tell you more than any text book mate. How olds she ? And
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Same here i usualy muzzle the bitch just incase ... mated a few labs and a shepherd this week labs where fine but the shepherd got realy aggressive during the tie, although she was standin and allowing the dog to mount her etc... was sick of the sight of vulvas and whatnot by the end of the week, then got home to find out the sisters toy poodle standing for me Vizsla ... Nightmare keepin em apart lol!!! AnT
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Ive always given my bitches lactol when whelping, calcium tablets too . . . Had a few labs in recently, 3 2 year old litter sisters all had very little milk while whelping yet only relativley small litters, pups seemed to thrive though and all 3 bitches maintained top condition right the way through whelping Ant
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Rainkmaker kennels is ya man on this subject mate, he could tell you anything and everything you need to know on raw feeding. AnT
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Spot on mate Just started using the same barrells for my jacks, small, warm and piss easy to clean out Id reccomend em to all ... Me lurcher wont get in one like haha AnT
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Top suff [bANNED TEXT]! Ant
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To be honest i was thinkin along the same lines, is the quarrys vision not impaired by the beam therefore giving your dog the advantage?? Same here, i think most people have their preferences when it comes to lurchers and for whatever reason prefer a certain colour or stamp of dog, but suppose when it comes down to the job in hand colour dont contribute to a decent lurcher. . . Ant
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My type of pooch that lad Ant
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Alright boys, comps been fuckd for a while picked it up the other day after gettin repaired. Thanks for the comments boys, shes comin on a treat, had her out the other night just for a mooch, entered a field by a local school when she started pulling [bANNED TEXT] id even turned on the lamp, soon as i turned on the beam i seen one of them long legged rabbits ( dont know wether u'z have them down ur way lol) she was cutting off the circulation to me hand pullin on the slip, so i released one hand and off she went, put in a few rackin turns but couldnt get up to make a strike, the pair of
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Cheer boys I intend to work her on bunnies and old charlie boy, think she should excell at most other things too as shes got a crackin prey drive. Picked her up when she was just 7 months, i was lookin through classifieds on here when i spotted a bullgreyound / wheaton ... When i enquired the dog had already gone but Lee (Rainmakerkennels) Told me he may have to give his pup due to circumstances, sure enough he did have to So i snapped his hand off ... great fella .. and he done alot of good solid training with her which i thank him for, As she's turned out a proper little moochin dog J
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Just thought id throw a pic or two up of my young bitch 'Belle', shes 12 months in Feb and comin on lovley ... Cant wait to get some of her workin ... she aint half keen Any other folk workin lurchers with any wheaton in ?? How dyou rate em ?? [code] [code] Ant
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My Lurcherbitch @ six months...
scouse moocher replied to swanseajack's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
She aint half filled out since that 1st pic at 6 months credit to ya ... let us know how she gets on Sm Ant -
I agree [bANNED TEXT] there are way too many hobbyist breeders out there and backyard puppy peddlars ... I make me living whelping and delivering other peoples pups, which i suppose just goes to show there are alot of people out there who rush into breeding their bitches cuz the fellar down the road bred his last year and it payed for his holiday etc etc etc ... I breed jack russells myself, have done for years ... Im also looking into Maltipoos, a hypoallergenic breed, Maltese put to a poodle ... Sort of like a handbag dog version of the labradoodle ... another very very succesfull hypoall
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Know how ya feel mate Worst feeling in world too ... Me little sisters yorkie bitch followed the Vizsla out into the back garden a few weeks ago, she was a teacup one weighing about 2 1/2 lb ... Musta been hit by something as when i went looking for her she was dead on the road ... then your heads full of shudda wudda cudda's but nothing seems to help. No good losing any dog, but circumstances like these ... its gutting... Regards [bANNED TEXT] Sm Ant
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IMO [bANNED TEXT], I think you'd be best setting up a live catch multi trap ( old ones are the best) and then once old rattys in there, Wind ur pup up let him see it and get worked up then either in your garden, or a field let the rat out and let your pup have his kill. Fills em with confidence n its how i started my Russells Then once hes gettin the hang of it get im out mooching some different ground u know holds rats, perhaps with other terriers. Young dogs learn a lot that way and when it comes to ratting there aint many rules, the more enthusiastic the better. All the bes
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Absolute Quality Pics [bANNED TEXT], Always enjoy em Keep em coming SM Ant
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Jack bitch had milk fever ... rushed her to the vets, give her 2 calcium jabs and dunked her in cold water till her temperature come down ... she was in for about 3 hours ... £218 Ant
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iiii Scary buisness init! One of my bitches had to have two large calcium jabs and be cooled down in a cold bath, her temperature was 109 ... First time i seen it i thought it was a fit too, jaw kept clapping and there was blood everywhere as she kept biting her tounge... never want to see it again ill say that much lol ant
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A fella who was doin a bit of plasterin for us a few weeks ago whos into the harris hawks said he was talkin to the new gamey on altcar in the boozer not so long ago, quite a young fella he said, huge lol and he said he wudnt like to bump into im while hes moochin round them ways ... Didnt even know there was a new keeper... ant and btw What the Fu(k is goin on with this waterloo cup ... ??? they havin in in Ireland??
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Experienced this 3 times ... all in russell bitches. Terrible thing, now all my bitches are on calcium tablets from the day they tie lol Ant
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Alright john Nice pics [bANNED TEXT] ... where about was ya ?? ant
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I agree it is a cracking book, as was the extreme lurcherwork ...
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Top stuff, must of been frustrating . . . But dogs will be dogs, better luck next time All the best ant
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Exactly what i was guna say mate ... I too have a young dog and was eager as hell to get her out asap and see what its all about but, after advise from mates and people on here who know what theyre talkin about i held back. No problem getting your pup out mooching about, it will only benefit. But letting it watch and run at 4 months , barking with frustration at this age could trn into barking whenever the dog sees something or is coursing, this a hard thing to knock out of em and what every lurcher owner could do without. Just my oppinion. Ant