I see that they have the halfback and fullback positions sorted VC.Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
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I see that they have the halfback and fullback positions sorted VC.Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Come on dad... The gun is in here.... What more do we need!!!!!
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Ha ha ha ha you have been using my camera 2SK
Getting closer to D day............. Countdown to 3. Mai 2014 06:30 in Wellington
So time to weigh the animals before they get there worm tablets.:D
Jess.......... 28kg
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Bolt........... 33kg
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Bex was 24kg and the cat was 6kg off to the vets for worming.
Ya probably thinking why the F**k worm the cat,he comes duck shooting too. The cat follows us to the pond and isn't scared of gun fire:wtfsmilie: Cool cat our Sylvester but he has no cat mates:thumbsup:
Do you sleep in those gumboots mate?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
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Originally Posted by BRADS
I was spose to take them off to make girls :D
I fathered three daughters Dundee and never wore my gumboots at all so it is probably true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
I so love dogs! Had a dog back in India and my mum would put him on phone and then i would start saying things like 'go get cookies from the kitchen' or 'grab the newspaper from the deck' and my parents dog actually did most of the things! He was super cute! but had to give him to a nice home after my mum. :(
all these pics are lovely, so cute! :)
Joy chillaxing after going AWOL in the bush for a week
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Lucky,I lost one in the bush for ten days and found him.Quote:
Originally Posted by moonhunt
I think she got whacked by a fence, just holed up and wouldn't move
Our dual sired feild bred litter at nearly four weeks old. Dam Dazeaway of Dawndale Sire/s Purdey Chester and Nantglas of Kilmacud. Pups to be dna'd at six weeks to determine paternity. Attachment 21636Attachment 21637
How does dual siring work?
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Optimum time for insemination was determined by progesterone testing. First dog was collected and AI done then repeated a day later with the second dog. Fearn only cycles once per year and both dogs valuable bloodlines to utilise. I wanted the best opportunity to produce a healthy sized litter by using both dogs, didnt imagine we would whelp 10 though!
Interesting, never heard of the before. All the best with your pups mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by teFerrarri
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Psssttt Phillip, that is a lady you are talking to.Quote:
Originally Posted by phillipgr
They are little crackers...gorgeous...may they go well.
PS love the expression on the little guy at the back looking to the camera...:D:D
My daughter Sarah and her 9mth Golden retriever Rose, first time retrieving the new bumper from the river. No audio for some reason.
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Don't no much about pointers but they look good looking wee pups :cool:
Pointers are proper dogs, especially the English variety. Showed the pic to my missus and she immediately chose 4. Wants to know when they are arriving now but I cooled things off thankfully.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munsey
Local council requires a 1000 dollar resource consent application to keep more than 2 dogs on a town section. We already have the two so safe for now (although I would happily have a houseful of dogs)
Sorry teFerrarri!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
Good on the man that put you onto Chester & Nantglas.Quote:
Originally Posted by teFerrarri
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2 young german fraulines for you guys
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my new german complete with facial hair.
Fair enough credit to Pointer for the suggestion, had discussed pedigrees etc with Paul long before though
what an awesome litter of pups TF, very pleased to see a litter like this on the ground, a huge boost to the breed.
Yep its nice to know there will be some well bred dogs around when the time comes to say goodbye to our current pack, all to soon :(Quote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
2nd pic, the one with the white horse-shoe ? he looks like Trouble with a capital T :DQuote:
Originally Posted by EeeBees
theres ten troublesome terrorists out there.... spent the morning refencing the whelping box. All in all very happy with the litter they are all confident, active pups
All I gave was a mere suggestion Uplander... the entire credit goes to both TeFerraris' and Pauls hard work. Congrats TF on daring to be different, and at the same time continuing an old NZ working bloodline. I do sincerely hope that for one, they stay in NZ, and two, that there is one or two that rise above the rest enough to add yet more diversity to the NZ gene pool in the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by teFerrarri
Anyone interested in a working pointer should make contact with TeFerrari asap if they aren't gone already... working pointer litters don't happen often. Last one in NZ was nearly 5 years ago!
Love the pic of the one yodelling while the others look on... And that big liver and white unit :cool:
This litter is big news for working pointers in NZ, you've either got 1 or 2 old NZ working lines that could have been lost .DNA results will be very interesting.
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My new mate, picked him up today. 3months old. Replaces my old gsp which died last year
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Needs a monocle and top hat :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
Beautiful dogs mateQuote:
Originally Posted by happydas
I'm sure they're different lines, but thats a spitting image of @HartHunter2 's GWP pup from Alex.Quote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
Hunter is huge though, 10mths old and pushing 40kgs
Thats a jaunty tilt on that top hat Toby.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
doc's out of castor vom brundlfeld, this ones out of emma vom brundlfeld..... half bro and sister.
