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21 hours ago, Lloyd90 said:
Ai but will they have separation anxiety and god knows what other problems?
I don't think so as I'm at home 24/7 looking after my Mrs so can put the required time in to settle the dog in and get a good start on it bonding with me and the Mrs as,well as other people that sometimes visit and of course the grand kids
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Damn just what I'm looking at having a go at . My garden is 125ft long and I would love to take it up as a part time hobby but by the time I add fuel to go collect it takes it out of my ££ range .
It'll be a very good buy for someone
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1 minute ago, WelshAndy said:
I reckon come October when the furlough ends there will be a few 5/6 month old pups needing good homes!
Fingers crossed !!!
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12 hours ago, Dave at kelton said:
Was only thinking that myself although I am one of the culprits. Good bit of educational debate mind you😁
Exactly !
thanks all who posted I am enjoying the comments (even tho its turned into a debate on trailing) .
My financial circumstances (I am only in receipt of carers benefit as I look after my disabled wife) dictate that at the prices people are asking for pups even cross breeds its going to be a long time before I can afford a new companion ....
Unless the gods smile on me and there's a young dog needs a good home
13 hours ago, bigbird said:Anyway this discussion has degenerated into something completely unrelated to the OP’s question and I think we should get back on track.
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It'll be VERY good viewing if some could be there to video his reaction when the presentation happens......
I'd do it (with back up )
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funds sent
thank you sir,,,
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pm sent
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If ur not that bothered about breeding or health tests
after having jess for 12+yrs and the way she worked for me and let the grandkids pull her round the sitting room and use her as a pillow
breeding / bloodlines for me don't come into it
On 19/06/2020 at 13:57, scotslad said:not that bothered about breeding or health tests ( personally don't see them as a must if u know the dog and breeder and it genuinely works) surprising wot u can pick up
after having jess for 12+yrs and the way she worked for me and let the grandkids pull her round the sitting room and use her as a pillow
breeding / bloodlines for me don't come into
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Jess was my first dog in years had terriers when fox hunting was allowed properly.... so 12+ yrs ago i was in a small syndicate with a few mates . One of the other members had a bitch G.W.P and a dog English springer that he used to work on the shoot and when the GWP came in heat it was the spaniel that got her .
She had 9 pups and I bought jess from that litter ..... well I visited the lad and when he let the litter out of the run they scattered to the 4 corners of the garden apart from 1 that made a B line for me and stuck like glue all the time I was there so when I left she was with me and thats where she was,for the next 12 yrs .
She was the easiest dog I've ever had to train and was an absolute amazing worker .
Hunted and quartered like a spaniel then went on point once she knew something was in the rough .
She ploughed threw thick & brambles like they were candyfloss on command
(Right that's enough about her as I've got dust in my eyes ..... well that's my excuse)..
All that for £150 ....... if only there was another litter of that cross I'd be over the moon ...
I know I'll probably ever get another dog like her but it would be a starting point I suppose ....
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Its a year gone may that I lost jess suddenly and my mind is starting to think about maybe a new member to the household ... I have had a basic look around and can't believe the prices people are asking for pups these days . I had jess 12+ years and paid £150 for her (gsp x english springer ) at the prices people are asking it's going to be quite a while longer before I can afford to get a new shooting companion / best friend ....
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11 hours ago, grrclark said:
Great news and more importantly I very much hope there is no reoccurrence of the symptoms that led to the seizure in the first place.
The consultant thinks it was a "stress related episode" due to within a couple of weeks my dog died in my arms suddenly (ruptured spleen) then had to break into my sister's house & find her passed away. All while waiting for the results from my wife's Parkinson's disease tests...
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Its gone beyond valid now & imho its now down to extremist views fuelling the brainless activities of mindless vandalism by a flock of brain dead sheep . And as for B.L.M surely ALL LIVES MATTER !!
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Well eventually after 6 & a bit month I have my driving licence back
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Back on the 8th of November 2019 (the day before my birthday) I suffered a seizure and had my driving licence suspended .
I had a barrage of tests all of which came back clear .
So today I phoned DVLA again and was told my licence had been reinstated as of the 14th of this month and I was clear to resume driving .......
It took a few seconds to sink in as I was used to them telling me they were looking into it but this time the guy on the other end said " I have some good news for you "
Like passing my test again
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Admiral give £25 for each vehicle insured on a multi car policy
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Do we have to guess the price ?
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10 hours ago, hawkeye said:
good idea
+ me
🤔 or a small plaque engraved with something fixed to it maybe ?
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Still love the sound of a good 2 stroke beats those orrible 4 stroke noises all day long & smells way way nicer especially back in the castrol R days
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Admiral gave me £25 no forms or anything just got a letter saying they were going to put £25 back in the bank 6 days later it was there
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2 hours ago, Lloyd90 said:
His sisters don’t get to decide who visits him
I've wondered this from the beginning .... correct me if I'm wrong but do partners even if not married have the rights to visit when they want ? Ans surely if martin in improving how ever slightly it may be if he is in control of senses in some way can he not say who visits him by way of some type of response to questions asked of him ? ......
Knowing him as I do he'd be livid at what's going on
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If martin agrees to gift them to me I'll store them for him until he decides what he wants / needs to do with them .. he knows where I live as he's been here numerous times
Mike see jackie about that I certainly don't mind putting them in my cabinets for as long is needed
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Anyone got an idea on how we going to give the amazing amount that the truly outstanding people that is P.W.
I know where martin lives and don't mind going /taking something or someone over
M.O.T.
in Motoring Section
Posted
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/mandatory-mot-testing-to-be-reintroduced-from-1-august