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Post by dog on Jul 18, 2009 18:40:20 GMT
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Post by hiphoplyricalrobot on Jul 18, 2009 18:45:02 GMT
i want to see him bigger mate, come on, his the absoloute nuts !!!!
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Post by dog on Jul 18, 2009 18:45:27 GMT
I don't know why but I can't re-size them. I'll keep trying.
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Post by hiphoplyricalrobot on Jul 18, 2009 18:49:51 GMT
you ned to put them on message board size, thats thumb nail
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Post by shakkastaffs on Jul 18, 2009 18:51:36 GMT
Hes simply stunning cannot wait to see what he runs the lure like next time hes one awsome dog credit to owen and lyndon
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Post by gafeli on Jul 18, 2009 19:02:04 GMT
He is looking the bollox mate.
Just look at his stance in the last pic fantastic.
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Post by mongrel1900 on Jul 18, 2009 19:11:37 GMT
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Post by dog on Jul 18, 2009 19:23:04 GMT
I put a new fence up in my mum's garden because he kept getting over the last one, I thought a five foot one would be enough to at least put him off but I caught him trying and only just failing to get over it today. A couple more attempts and he would have been over...that was from a standing start, I think if he had a run up he would have easily cleared it. I might have to put a trelace along the top of it now  . |
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Post by mongrel1900 on Jul 18, 2009 19:35:48 GMT
what stats fully grown, 26 and 70 lbs? thats a big old bully.
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Post by dog on Jul 18, 2009 19:44:10 GMT
His brother from a previous litter is 21" and 55lb when carrying very little fat. Lyndon reckons he's very similar but a little more leggy so maybe 22" and 55-60lb. If he does get much bigger than that he'll be a bit unusual for his breeding, I don't think there are many Ingles dogs bigger than 21".
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Post by tiger on Jul 18, 2009 19:54:35 GMT
I put a new fence up in my mum's garden because he kept getting over the last one, I thought a five foot one would be enough to at least put him off but I caught him trying and only just failing to get over it today. A couple more attempts and he would have been over...that was from a standing start, I think if he had a run up he would have easily cleared it. I might have to put a trelace along the top of it now . Being just over 5ft, and having had his sister jump at me, I'd safely say you need to up it substantially, as you probably realise he's a determined breed and will keep goign until he clears it. Looking very good though, has filled out a lot and has fab muscle tone. |
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Post by mongrel1900 on Jul 18, 2009 20:06:50 GMT
If he's 21" now at 7 months, he's gonna be at least 24" in my opinion. Good luck mate.  |
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Post by dog on Jul 18, 2009 20:15:06 GMT
If he's 21" now at 7 months, he's gonna be at least 24" in my opinion. Good luck mate. I think you might be right but his growth has slowed alot lately. I might have a bit of a biggen on my hands  |
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Post by dog on Jul 18, 2009 20:18:46 GMT
I put a new fence up in my mum's garden because he kept getting over the last one, I thought a five foot one would be enough to at least put him off but I caught him trying and only just failing to get over it today. A couple more attempts and he would have been over...that was from a standing start, I think if he had a run up he would have easily cleared it. I might have to put a trelace along the top of it now . Being just over 5ft, and having had his sister jump at me, I'd safely say you need to up it substantially, as you probably realise he's a determined breed and will keep goign until he clears it. Looking very good though, has filled out a lot and has fab muscle tone. Once I told him off for trying to get over the fence he started chewing at a bit of plastic (a burglar deterent plastic spike thing) at the end of the fence so he was trying to go through rather than over...like you say, determined! My mum reckons he might have to go on a chain lol. |
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Post by allan on Jul 18, 2009 23:06:43 GMT
sonny is looking amazing..as neil said we need bigger pics...also have you got pics of sire and dam!!
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Post by ianhurley on Jul 18, 2009 23:39:20 GMT
hi owen, love the last picture! he really is something special. his comformation is exellent from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail. his topline is tremendous right from his long arched neck, sloping shoulder's, level back and leading down into those long and angulated hind quarter's. strong front legs and a nice head on him too." no problem getting his ears up, eh". this dog is ballanced like scales so to speak. i dont come on forums willy nilly saying nice dog mate, but this dog is a cracker! i hope he has a nature to boot! a.t.b. ian. |
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Post by jjbullterriers on Jul 19, 2009 7:40:57 GMT
He,s stunning mate , i was very impressed last time i saw him, he must come on a bit since then , ! you gotta get a bigger camera !!
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Post by whatdog72 on Jul 19, 2009 8:54:14 GMT
got him in good nick dog but I wouldnt put him on a long chain if hes a jumper as i had a friend who done that and the dog hung itself over the fence
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Post by dog on Jul 19, 2009 9:51:10 GMT
got him in good nick dog but I wouldnt put him on a long chain if hes a jumper as i had a friend who done that and the dog hung itself over the fence Chains worry me as the risk of injury is always there so I'm not going to do that unless I absolutely have to and then only when he's supervised. Hopefully he won't try and go over again but being the way he is I think that he will try again. I think I'll put a trelace along the top first to see if that puts him off. |
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Post by dog on Jul 19, 2009 9:58:05 GMT
hi owen, love the last picture! he really is something special. his comformation is exellent from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail. his topline is tremendous right from his long arched neck, sloping shoulder's, level back and leading down into those long and angulated hind quarter's. strong front legs and a nice head on him too." no problem getting his ears up, eh". this dog is ballanced like scales so to speak. i dont come on forums willy nilly saying nice dog mate, but this dog is a cracker! i hope he has a nature to boot! a.t.b. ian. Thanks Ian, I'm very pleased with how he's turning out. His nature is very friendly, both with dogs and people. He has a huge hunting instinct and has always got his nose to the ground, he's very hard work and I wouldn't recommend people take a dog like this on lightly but he's very rewarding if you can get him to do what you want. As I've said before, I think alot of people would have taken him to a rescue centre by now, they're not for everyone but with a good walk EVERY day and a decent amount of training I don't think you could ask any more from a dog. |
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Post by mongrel1900 on Jul 19, 2009 10:15:02 GMT
have you not thought about the electric collar and perimeter fence.he may have to much drive and pain threash hold though , worth a look though. they are quite tight skinned so it may work.
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Post by dog on Jul 19, 2009 10:25:23 GMT
I thought electric collars have been banned now haven't they? I'm not a fan of them anyway, I prefer the CO2 spray collars.
I will be getting a CO2 spray collar when I can afford it as they're a bit pricy and this should work. I know the 'pet corrector' spray can I have is very effective and stops him doing what he's doing but it's hand held rather than a remote control collar type.
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Post by mongrel1900 on Jul 19, 2009 10:47:21 GMT
with all dog correction equipmeent it only needs to be used a couple of times and then a fake one can be used, you need to weigh up the pros and cons , if he needs a couple of shocks then he doesent jump the fence and ,1. get run over 2. taken to the kennels 3. get stolen. all 3 are more cruel so to speek than a couple of shocks off of the collar. or a good old bucket of water to correct or a super soaker. lets try not to humanize our dogs, if this dog was doing something undesirable in the wild its mother would correct it harshly, i do not like cruelty to dogs but a firm correction is needed.
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Post by dog on Jul 19, 2009 10:51:21 GMT
I agree with everything you say but I have witnessed these things being used as torture devices with people shocking their dogs for fun so I can see why they've been banned. I've no objection to their proper use but there are alot of dickheads out there.
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Post by mongrel1900 on Jul 19, 2009 10:59:35 GMT
have a look at this, www.dogfence.co.uk , this was what i was aiming at, then you dont have to be there watching him 24/7 |
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Post by martinl on Jul 19, 2009 11:25:03 GMT
Dog, we are having to do the same with house fence, its been find with all our other dogs(never been big jumpers) lennox at 14" tall is gettin his paws on it when jumping for next doors teasing cats, and frank istaller then lennox now and is jumping rather high lol soo trelace is going up soon.. the fence is about 4ft at the lowest point
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Post by cadgi on Jul 19, 2009 12:58:45 GMT
His brother from a previous litter is 21" and 55lb when carrying very little fat. Lyndon reckons he's very similar but a little more leggy so maybe 22" and 55-60lb. If he does get much bigger than that he'll be a bit unusual for his breeding, I don't think there are many Ingles dogs bigger than 21". hi dog thank's for the photo's (that goe's to all you guy's that have sent them on to me).sonny looking top bud,he's going to be some dog,(i.m.o. he'll be a more balance'd dog than my hink's).thought i'd just let you know that i have had the odd dog hit 23 a.t.s. over the year's and have had bitch's at 21+ a.t.s. all according what line's are put over each other. |
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Post by dawn on Jul 19, 2009 13:00:34 GMT
great pics he is a lovely dog  |
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Post by jjbullterriers on Jul 19, 2009 17:53:29 GMT
Owen , one of the best things weve found is to put , flimsy trelliss up on top of your fence, the dog cant get a grip ! its worked for us & is a good deterent !!
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Post by grchmason on Jul 19, 2009 17:55:23 GMT
Come on Owen we need bigger pics ;D  A cracker mate Tarren |
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