johnskevena

not close at all i'm afraid to be disallowed when the ball was put down his foot was in the air Just watched the replys again and the tmo got it right. Cuetos left foot hit the touch line before he grounded the ball bet you don't hit a lot of birds with your eyesight. Your dead right Peter But the tv was only 2 ft away from me and I trust the eyes at that range. I saw Cuetos left foot hit the touch line before he grounded the ball and then his foot went into the air as he grounded. In my understanding of the rules once you make contact with the touchline you are in touch so the tmo was right with his call. It was a pity cause if England had taken the lead at that stage i think they would have won

not close at all i'm afraid to be disallowed when the ball was put down his foot was in the air Just watched the replys again and the tmo got it right. Cuetos left foot hit the touch line before he grounded the ball

The decision on the try could have gone either way.It was a very close call.

Lovely looking pups you have there Madspringer. Best of luck with them. Is the15 week old pup the one out of your bitch?

Well done England :good: Didnt think ye could do it

A friend of mine is after booking a Brittany spaniel and asked me to ask the members on here if they could recomend any books on the training of this breed as it is his first one and he would like to do a bit of reading before he gets his pup. Does anyone on here work Brittanys as i myself have never seen one in action and would like to hear thier thoughts on the breed as a working dog

I detested the sight,smell or taste of liver or my grandfathers home cured bacon as a child but now love them and could eat them morning,noon and night

Went to England on Thursday to get a Cocker bitch from MadSpringer of this site. Here are some pics of the little Bitch which we named Bonnie This is Bonnie Bonnie with my other cocker pup Izzy Bonnie investigating the garden Bonnie and Izzy investigating the garden with my King Charles Lucky Izzy trying to see whats in my arms after coming home from the journey She has settled in fine and is a real little bundle of energy. Thanks a million for meeting me so close to the ferry MadSpringer,You knocked a good few hours of the journey for us Will keep you posted on her progress and with pictures and more than likely be sending you a lot pms looking for advice on her training

Is anyone else having trouble getting in to the pw arms? Everytime i click the pw arms button on the top of the forum i just get redirected back to main page of the form. Anyone able to explain to me why this is happening?

Cant seem to get in to it either.Every time i click it it brings me to the homepage of the forum

Is it a Dogue de Bordeaux?

Had thought of that LB. Asked an old timer that used ferret there for years and he told me that there has been ginger rabbits there as long as he remembers and that they came about by a cross breeding between a rabbit and a cat he was told years ago:blink: but i have my doubts about that story :blush:

Having been posting much the last few months Stuartp but now i have a few pups i think i will be on here more looking for advice on training them

Went checking out some new ferreting ground last night we have got for the coming season and the farmer wanted us to clear some rabbits with the rifle as they are at his garden and shot this ginger coloured rabbit Have caught a few of these colured bunnies while out ferreting but this was the richest coloured one i have ever got. Anyone else have these colured rabbits in there area?

Here is my latest addition to the family Gypsy She is 14 weeks old