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30-01-2011, 09:46 PM
Originally Posted by rune 
Nice try Dawn but I think most people can see through you trying to turn the post round.
You were wrong in what you posted as a fact in reply to Wilbars post.
Me 'reporting' anything is nothing to do with your being wrong in a fact.
Pidge had the grace to apologise. I don't suppose anyone is holding their breath for you to follow suit and apologise to Wilbar.
rune
Im not trying to turn anything round Lynn, I just find the fact you ignored a dog with a genetic condition that you claim had won 3 ccs and done nothing about it, absolutely awful. yet you have the gall to moan about people who show and breed, astonishing but highly entertaining.
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30-01-2011, 10:10 PM
Wish they would show some more of the obedience tests too -I don't think they showed much of this at all last year-just a load of old waffle about Claire Balding's Tibetan terrier that wasn't even a show-dog but a pet in a pet-trim (not that there's anything wrong about that but it was supposed to be about show dogs not pets!) Yawn.
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30-01-2011, 10:28 PM
Originally Posted by Borderdawn
Youre right Ill not apologise for anything, I havent said anything at all that I need apologise for.
Im not trying to turn anything round Lynn, I just find the fact you ignored a dog with a genetic condition that you claim had won 3 ccs and done nothing about it, absolutely awful. yet you have the gall to moan about people who show and breed, astonishing but highly entertaining.
TBH you are talking c..p about all this 'reporting'.
You were wrong about the condition showing up----end of.
rune
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30-01-2011, 10:39 PM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner
Can't stand those awful presenters they have on the TV when they show programmes about Crufts. Doubt whether they know one end of a dog from the other to be honest.
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30-01-2011, 10:41 PM
Originally Posted by MerlinsMum
If you have a good internet connection then watch it online - broadcasting from 10am to about 6pm every day, fantastic viewing of everything in the main ring. I was completely glued to it for 4 days last year, you couldn't have torn me away with a winch!
rune
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30-01-2011, 10:43 PM
Originally Posted by rune
It was brilliant wasn't it. I need to sign up for this year as well. Specially enjoyed the agility.
ETA: I'm not sure what you did get as extra if you paid..... Was it just catch-up?
If it was breed judging then yes I would consider it for the Pastoral day. Problem is I don't have credit/debit card and wouldn't use them online if I did - but if they accepted PayPal then fine. Hmmm... if they don't accept PP then they are going to miss out on a lot of revenue worldwide.
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30-01-2011, 10:48 PM
Originally Posted by MerlinsMum
I didn't sign up at all, but still had a fantastic viewing. I wonder if it might be more restricted this year though, now they know exactly how many thousands watched it for free....
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30-01-2011, 10:51 PM
Originally Posted by rune
Thats funny----I thought I watched it for free but I was told I had payed for it---so then I thought my memory was up the shoot--again! Did you not pay last year?
I watched live, I think you had access to more recorded stuff if you paid - like maybe breed judging, or watching re-runs. I seem to remember I wanted to see Richard Curtis's routine again, after seeing it on there live, but was told I'd need to pay.
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