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> Blog Post Sampler
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> How Warbler Politics Made Two Presidents
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> A Brief History of the Patterdale
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> A Brief History of the Border Terrier
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> Practical, common sense, terrier work for the beginner, laid out in a clear
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> "JRTCA Recommended Reading -- This book ... is great reading for all
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> These are the Good Old Days
> Across the U.S., we have more red fox, raccoon, possum, groundhog, and Gray
> fox than we have had at any time in the last 100 years, and the numbers keep
> going up. The world of working terriers is better too. No generation has ever
> had more spare time or better dogs more easily obtained. No generation has
> ever had easier access to farms brimming over with suitable working terrier
> quarry.
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> Shovels, Spoons and "Berthas"
> When it comes to serious digging, not all shovels are created equal, and not
> just any shovel will do. Find out what to look for in a shovel and why a
> relatively easy-to-make "Bertha" or "spoon" can bring real peace of mind
> during a difficult dig in frozen ground, hard sand, shale or clay. Directions
> on making a spoon are given. >> To read more
> How to Use a Deben Box
> A Deben box is a radio receiver set to a special frequency, while a Deben
> collar is a small and very weak transmitter set to send a signal at that
> frequency. Simple triangulation, a dexterous finger, a little practice, and a
> touch of voodoo are all that is required to locate your dog underground,
> provided you avoid two bad locations. >> To read more
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> Size Matters
> If your dog cannot get down an old groundhog burrow, it's too large to work a
> fox-dug earth. As Barry Jones writes: "I have not encountered a fox which
> could not be spanned at 14 inches circumference - this within a weight range
> of 10lbs to 24lbs ..." >> To read more
> Antibiotics for Less
> Your dog will eventually need antibiotics. Most major pet catalogues sell them
> without prescription, but you have to know what to buy, how to dose, and you
> must follow three simple rules. >> To read more
> Mistakes and Regrets
> If you dig, you will make mistakes. If you are smart, you will learn from
> them. This list of 20 common problems is a litany of what to avoid, a caution
> about what to remember, and an etiquette guide for the new digger. >> To read
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> Health Care in the Field
> Since you are the human with the credit card, the cell phone, and the keys to
> the truck, you are in charge when it comes to emergencies in the field. These
> emergencies may range from poisoning to traps, from suffocation to laceration.
> Whatever the problem, the thing that will matter most in the end is
> preparation beforehand and quick level-headed action afterward. >> To read
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> Digging a Hole
> Digging a hole is not quite as self-evident as it appears. Most groundhog,
> possum and raccoon are found about 3 feet down. Holes deeper than 3 feet
> require much larger excavations. >> To read more
> Go-to-Ground and the Rabbit
> While a 14- or 15-inch tall terrier can negotiate an 81-square inch
> go-to-ground tunnel with ease, this same dog will find it difficult to
> negotiate a natural earth which may have an interior space of less than
> 35-square inches – just enough room to allow a fox to slip through with ease. 
> Where then did these enormous go-to-ground tunnels come from? >> To read more
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> Microchips, Tattoos & Tags
> When out hunting dangle tags cannot be worn. Microchips, slide tags and
> tattoos are the answer. >> To read more
> A Pictorial History of Terriers
> This pictorial history of terriers puts the dog within the economic, social
> and political framework that has shaped man, dog, and land alike. A history
> with clickable source readings. >> To read more
> From Rosettes to Ruin
> Irish Setters, once famed at finding birds, are now so brain-befogged they can
> no longer find the front door. Cocker Spaniels have been reduced to
> poodle-coated mops. Fox terriers are now so large they cannot go down a fox
> hole. Why do show ring rosettes so often lead to canine ruin?
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