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"Ken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "english springer spaniel" > > Unless they're bred from show stock & extremely lazy, remember that > springers have generations of breeding to get them to chase birds (and > not to stop & point but to go in & spring the birds up) so good luck, > but don't be surprised if you're unsuccessful... Thanks to everyone who replied, I've been letting the pup's out one at a time over the past few days, they are only coming on six weeks old at the moment and are showing more interest in the world around them and at chewing at their leash, than in the chickens. The cats took an immediate dislike to them and having said their piece (hiss hiss) they go off and sulk on top of the chicken run. The chickens themselves don't seem to notice the pups although the rooster is very upright and whilst pretending not to look he's paying more attention than he's trying to show. So...at the moment, it's going well enough, although having read the threads I'm not brave enough to let them off their leash's. Thats how it will be I think, we're not keeping the pups, and hopefully if they are rehomed with anyone who has other animals they'll at least have had a start at being used to them. Wish I could keep them though...they're soooooo cute!!..I think 10dogs would be a little too much to handle though!..lol Thanks again guys Shannie(Ireland)
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