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You don't really need to train them as such. However won't do any harm and keep them fit. Oh I'd say around october November you could introduce them to a wee burrow. Good luck anyway mate. Btw this will prob get moved to the fert section.

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get them used to pipes itsll help a bt an stop them skulking in the holes when your picking them up, some folks would start them this winter, but it sounds like a late litter to me an id hold it back maybe show it a few burys towards the end of season an work them hard the winter after

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