jedge
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Dont be daft. Anyone can tell its got teeth just by looking at the pic.
My mistake.... Looks like wolf teeth to me!
Following on from photo_jo's post, style critique please?
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My mistake.... Looks like wolf teeth to me!
PaddyMonty
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Thinking about it, I am very concerned that so many so called experienced people cant tell the difference between a horse and a dog.
Hint, all pics so far are dogs.
Hint, all pics so far are dogs.
cyberhorse
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Agree and where is the half a dead sheep? are you not taking your jumping seriously? Why go for a flash, get a grackle and make sure you can't even get your little finger through it.
PaddyMonty
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I'm sorry K, I'm not very good at jokes (useless sense of humour
I luff your hound! He is stunning. If you ever want to retire him to lower level home please bear me in mind
But you're a master at creeping
Jesstickle
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H-J
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I think my JRT simply has THE best technique!!!
Jesstickle
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Mine is very good at the water. Will pop straight in
See, I wasn't lying PM. I really do love hounds, I even have one of my own
See, I wasn't lying PM. I really do love hounds, I even have one of my own
Scarlett
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What about this one?
He's a little 'enthusiastic' about his jumping...
he's very uphill on the flat however...
He's a little 'enthusiastic' about his jumping...
he's very uphill on the flat however...
alwaysbroke
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Just had a 'tea over the keyboard' moment think my brain read far too much into that comment!
loving this thread but also wondering if a dead sheep would improve technique?
H-J
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What about this one?
He's a little 'enthusiastic' about his jumping...
he's very uphill on the flat however...
He is gorgeous!!
Littlelegs
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I can't believe that you all think these dogs are doing nice flatwork! Given that I've not seen one yet in white bandages its impossible for them to have nice paces or lateral work. Priorities, please people.
BeckyD
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camilla4
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What about this one?
He's a little 'enthusiastic' about his jumping...
he's very uphill on the flat however...
Wow - and we think that Totilas "sits" behind!!
JFTDWS
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Suddenly equine unfixed portables look safe... At least they don't bite you on the way down
my new ride is so uphill he resembles a dinosaur
he is a rearer though
my new ride is so uphill he resembles a dinosaur
he is a rearer though
Puppy
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My canine Totilas -
JFTDWS
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Puppy, that's not Totilas - that's JESUS
Festive_Felicitations
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My main concern is the unusal tail action being displayed in most pictures - it would suggest tightness or some other problem in the rear end that is common in the industry.
I think everyone needs to re-think their training methods as obviously everyone is doing some thing wrong! You wouldnt see this in the wild! It is not natural and therefore MUST be cruel.
I think everyone needs to re-think their training methods as obviously everyone is doing some thing wrong! You wouldnt see this in the wild! It is not natural and therefore MUST be cruel.
Angua2
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well all is lost at this end then..... no dead sheep, no bling, and we can't seem to master a square halt!
Any tips would be greatfully received
Any tips would be greatfully received
Festive_Felicitations
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My canine Totilas -
Praise the Lord! It is the second coming!
Festive_Felicitations
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well all is lost at this end then..... no dead sheep, no bling, and we can't seem to master a square halt!
Any tips would be greatfully received
Maybe start by looking at the bit you are using? he seems to be a bit over bitted and the brush is a really harsh choice. Maybe you could try a vulcanite bone?
kirstykate
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well all is lost at this end then..... no dead sheep, no bling, and we can't seem to master a square halt!
Any tips would be greatfully received
And a stallion Chain, must be a real handful
Angua2
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yes he is quite a handful, however he was worse in his younger days.... you couldn't rugby tackle him as he was adept at getting his one back leg out of your grasp.
Damn, you really think we have a bitting problem????
PaddyMonty
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Think its more of a biting problem. From the pic he has already eaten the groom and has almost finished off the grooming kit as well
photo_jo
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Birdie in full flight!
Dollysox
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Can't contribute as no dog - but LOVING this thread.
And photo_jo - very impressed with Birdie's technique off the "bank".
And photo_jo - very impressed with Birdie's technique off the "bank".
Angua2
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Think its more of a biting problem. From the pic he has already eaten the groom and has almost finished off the grooming kit as well
ah.... that would explain the problem with his back leg then!
(hint:its the one closest to the camera)
Freddie19
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This thread is absolutely wonderful, please keep it going, I am just trying to work out how to post photos, my hens have a wonderful jump in them, and as Ted Walsh says "theyre powerful leppers"....................
Mondy
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Where did you buy the invisible sofa? It looks comfy. ;-)
photo_jo
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This is my rare perlino double dilute, Casper.
When you say perlino double dilute have you actually had him tested or is it just a guess?
rhino
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Think mine's a lost cause too, not even sure what discipline you would call this (I'm thinking it's revenge on the dead sheep in dressage personally)http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10150826659853760
Hope this works