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  1. 23-10-2022, 09:12 PM #1
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    My Tia Kuri

    Viz x GSP x Heading Dog....deadly on sika just hit 3year old indicated hundreds of Tia for me beats a thermal any day.
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    This my dog "Tristram" he is not that good of a hunter but he does love to have his coat brushed. Name: SpringerSpaniel2.jpg Views: 1642 Size: 26.9 KBI would have preferred a pure hunting dog... but my wife picked him out... I'm sure you understand!Name: katherine.heigl.jpg Views: 1665 Size: 16.4 KB
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    some nice dogs above
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    What is the best way to stop your dog getting grubby in those situations... do you carry a brush and shampoo or just brush in the field and then shampoo once home?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruff View Post
    What is the best way to stop your dog getting grubby in those situations... do you carry a brush and shampoo or just brush in the field and then shampoo once home?
    :grin:I like you already Ruff, you're funny...
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    I'm not always funny... Last duckshooting season I chipped a nail while reaching for my Latte and there was a serious tantrum.... it's not all glamour this show world.....
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    Had a mini dachshund once, she had a hellava appetite. Here she is finishing up a red stag.
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  10. 16-12-2011, 09:55 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruff View Post
    What is the best way to stop your dog getting grubby in those situations... do you carry a brush and shampoo or just brush in the field and then shampoo once home?

    I find with the show breeds such as yours keeping them covered works best. A plastic bag over the head, sealed at the neck with duct tape works wonders on so many levels
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    I find with the show breeds such as yours keeping them covered works best. A plastic bag over the head, sealed at the neck with duct tape works wonders on so many levels
    I am horrified by what you suggest... Some of you hunting people are just so, so... well crass... there i said it... I didn;t want to be nasty but you pushed me to it.... I think you're probably not much better than the horrible fat man I ran into in the park today. He claimed his dog was a "Proper Springer" but it was clearly a cross with some mongrel pig dog breed. The horror of it all....

    I managed to snap a picture before he left....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruff View Post
    I am horrified by what you suggest... Some of you hunting people are just so, so... well crass... there i said it... I didn;t want to be nasty but you pushed me to it.... I think you're probably not much better than the horrible fat man I ran into in the park today. He claimed his dog was a "Proper Springer" but it was clearly a cross with some mongrel pig dog breed. The horror of it all....

    I managed to snap a picture before he left....

    Trust me Ruff, if you come across him again, steer clear. The horrible fat man who owns that dog would have put the bag on Tristram for you... There is no doubt of this mans spaniels ancestry as you suggest, only his
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    Trust me Ruff, if you come across him again, steer clear. The horrible fat man who owns that dog would have put the bag on Tristram for you... There is no doubt of this mans spaniels ancestry as you suggest, only his
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  14. 16-12-2011, 02:19 PM #14
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    pup has been with us for 2 weeks now, has settled in nicely
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  15. 16-12-2011, 02:26 PM #15
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    heres a couple for pointer
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