Useless!

[mick c 411]

i thought the same about the ear ring lol

[Moll. 1,793]

Is it just me or does he look like he's got a big gold earring in the 4 5 and 6th picture and I know it's the buckle just makes him look like a proper Romany dog ha ha

 

Brill

[nothernlite 18,260]

nice dog and pics thought that myself about the earing lol do you always run your dogs with collars on its something ive never done because fences and different thing atb

[matt1979 766]

Lovely dog in great nick and great pictures thanks for sharing them, just be careful running a dog with a collar on, it might seem picky but accidents can and have happened, collar gets caught on something, dogs neck is broken and its good night cheers.

[Moll. 1,793]

Collars...... I have never had an injury ever through a dog wearing a collar, fair enough most collars don't normally have big brass D rings on them but again in 7 yrs never had any trouble with it. I know it can happen, but for me the reasons i have a collar on this lad outweigh the risks

[graham4877 1,181]

3 more rabbits and your dog is fully tested to the max and ready to breed from...

[FUJI 17,623]

Top banana!! Looks like a fun kind of day! Great stuff Moll .ATB Andy

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Great pics as always Moll. The dog looks in fine fettle

 

Always wore collars on my dogs and not had a accident due to a collar being worn in nigh on 30 years.

[matt1979 766]

I have known lads that run with collars and never had problems as well, sadly having had running dogs in my family and friends for generations i also know of more than one case where a dog has meet its maker whilst or been injured as a result of being collared up, but admittedly its a rare occurance and ultimately the owners decision/ circumstances. I think this particular collar , although may look good, as mentioned does have a big D ring and i just felt i had to mention the risks, happy hunting cheers.

[Moll. 1,793]

3 more rabbits and your dog is fully tested to the max and ready to breed from...

 

He has had several rats Graham, will that count if he does not get any more rabbits?

[Moll. 1,793]

I have known lads that run with collars and never had problems as well, sadly having had running dogs in my family and friends for generations i also know of more than one case where a dog has meet its maker whilst or been injured as a result of being collared up, but admittedly its a rare occurance and ultimately the owners decision/ circumstances. I think this particular collar , although may look good, as mentioned does have a big D ring and i just felt i had to mention the risks, happy hunting cheers.

 

I understand Matt

[ROSARY BEADS 18]

cracking pics moll

[trigger2 3,287]

good pics there moll as usall. dog looks in fine fettle

[Millet 4,497]

I can't belive he dig not bag that first bunnie..but then again you do get the odd turbo charged one's..i have chased some in the past that have straight lined the dog and i swear they where crossed with hare's.. ..on the collar subject out of 5 dog's and many more that my friend's have run over the year's i am yet to see a injury caused by wearing a collar..i use the greyhound type collar that even the pressure on the throat when pulling on the lead.. and have one here with a deep split in of barbed wire and also severel teeth mark's from fox so for me the possitive's of wearing one deffinitely outway the negative's for me..

[Moll. 1,793]

I can't belive he dig not bag that first bunnie..

 

That's why i titled the thread useless