parsley

like rory said they are all different some need holding back no sense in rushing them same as any other terrier dont overmatch them early

hes an honest dog i know i can rely on him theirs always someone banging on about murphy

cheers c m 24 murphy x lady gifted to me for work by peachem

1 of mine for the thread

fingers crossed there should be a litter here depending on the litter size may have a spare 1

your talking through your arse topper nothing changes i know exactly whats in my stock and they defo arent the dolly mixtures you call bedlingtons seems im allways telling you to stick to the facts stick to your peddling ways 3repeat mating speaks volumes and another fact i have never stated anywhere i dont know whats im my stock keep clutching them straws sorry boys if you think iv derailed the thread but facts are facts atb salclalin in what ever you decide

thought he wanted a bedlington not a cross bred

youl get them problem is you wont understand a word of it atb boyo

good luck on the new farm and good luck getting new permission those welsh hill farmers are a breed of there own bit like some dogs un socialised :boogy:atb

done

trained mine the same as my gundogs fun and repatition never had a problem bedys dont like harsh treatment so take it easy,if your planning on eating your game maybe a terrier breed will be to hard mouthed atb

i think foxtails post was aimed at me,your entitled to your opinion and if you read my post i did say i will not do it again and i definatly wouldnt attempt it with an adult, ideation my 1stxs were big but selectivly breeding smallest hob to smallest jill the size came down they are muscular and strong but not any bigger than a fert now they arent everybodys cup of tea but i like there work style and the look all mine handle well now, some of this line are in south wales area and a good few boys from that area have been out with them