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Great write up again, love reading these!
Well done..

Damn!! Very sad to read this.. He was a really nice bloke, I mentioned in a post on here that I was having trouble with tennis elbow, he was a physio or something like that, he phoned me up at work and spent ages making sure what was wrong and gave me advice on what exercises I should do to sort it ...

Well, I have a cocker sired by Maesydderwen Supremecy, he has issues.. We had trouble between our Flatcoat and him, we aren't 100% certain about how all that started but it got so bad we had to re-home, for various reasons chose to keep Charlie. Now we just have him and my wife's little Shih Tzu Giz...

Judy, I love it when the hawthorn's out, it really is nice up here at the moment. I suffer from hayfever myself but it's the grass pollen that does for me. In a few weeks I'll need a toot on my wife's inhaler after I've been out. In fact I'm seriously considering getting some of them smog mask thing...

Stihl 090 wrote:If your dog was unfortunate to have an injury whilst beating, how are the insurers going to know if the dog sustained the injury whilst beating and not walking in the woods unless you tell them?

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Excellent !!

Well done !!

rhosyn wrote:I do but not letting on

rhosyn wrote:DYING to read today's write up woo hoo!!!

Why?
Do you know something we don't?

We're going, looking forward to the excellent scurries..