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this is jack i have taken him on his ribs where showing and he had bad mange he is on the mend now but has got sore paws he is not used to being on cement floors but im treating them with surgical spirits he is between 28-30 tts he is bull/grey alistation/grey what you think of him

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Guest fence_hopper

fairplay to you mate, not many people willing to give rescue dogs a chance, my miss was in liverpool the other day said there was pure whippets lurchers all sorts, goe's to show theres to many idots breeing dogs.

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He's a big strong dog Gav, get him fit and well and who knows what he may do for you. Fair play to you for putting the time and effort in. :thumbs:

 

If he's rescue, how do you know his breeding, or were you just throwing in a best guess?

 

Edited to add, i've just seen the post on his breeding :thumbs:

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not looking as healthy has he should but in the right hands should shape up nice ........atb DH p.s whats the reason he needed rescueing.

he was left tied up at the back of a shed and forgoten about the owner has went to england working and never told anyone the dog was there

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He's a big strong dog Gav, get him fit and well and who knows what he may do for you. Fair play to you for putting the time and effort in. :thumbs:

 

If he's rescue, how do you know his breeding, or were you just throwing in a best guess?

 

Edited to add, i've just seen the post on his breeding :thumbs:

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Poor dog has no muscle definition. id be interested to see another photo in a months time after some good feeding and exercise. Do you live near the sea? swimming in the salt water would be the right job for that lad with regard to skin and feet.

iv already tried him in salt water he dont like it

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Poor dog has no muscle definition. id be interested to see another photo in a months time after some good feeding and exercise. Do you live near the sea? swimming in the salt water would be the right job for that lad with regard to skin and feet.

iv already tried him in salt water he dont like it

 

Most dont but if you find a decent pier that you can put him in at one end and walk along the pier with a long lead to the shore its great to build up wasted muscles without putting too much pressure on them too fast also good to heal feet and skin. the dog mightent like it but a lot of us dont like medicine but it will help us in the long run. Dont rush him anyway. I had a dog do his cruciate ligament, And it wouldnt heal with rest and wouldnt put weight on while walking. did the routine i spoke of above along a pier in salt water and the muscle built up very fast. the dog has come on leaps and bounds. P.s my dog hated the water but when they are in and realise they have to swim to get to dry land they just get on with it.

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