Traditionalhunter

Above mentioned all do good cattys. have a mooch about to see if you see any nice natural forks you can cut and shape up, just as good. I have a catty from ‘cattyshack’ great frame and fills the pot, Wayne has recently release a new frame that looks smart. Also ‘hegarty slings’ have good cattys, low price, good quality and fast postage (UK). Again the ones I have of him regularly fill the pot, Hegarty slings offer a wide variety of frames to suit your shooting style. all the best in your search

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Seen this online - Lurcher was running about airport ground he has been captured and is apparently at woodcroft vets, and have said contact Ohana dog rescue for updates.

Raw4Paws in Failsworth/Manchester (M35 0AR field street) Have a good stock of quality raw meat & supplies, they also deliver to your door, very helpful lads too. I am sure they are open 7 days a week 10-6 and 10-5 on a Sunday, number for the place is 07541946942. atb

No doubt she was a gooden. Did she resemble her much?

Dumphy’s ‘Daughter of Socks’, good bitch, done well at trials can see some of the trophies/certificates in the background. unsure of the make up, definitely has Stafford influence, Socks lineage.

Judges ‘Woodside Lass’ bull mix nice make up this, good strong head on her.

keeping on track as a English Bull thread Marcel Edwards ‘the old bull bitch’ who produced Murphy and Coopers CH ‘Stormer’. you can see the Dams stamp in ‘Stormer’ imo.

Glens again, left to right ‘Tinahealy lad’ ‘Wicklow bride’ & ‘churchland boy’ good working glens. ‘Tinahealy lad’ won many trials.

Lawlor and Mortimor’s ‘Woodview Teddy’ glen of Imaal. after a trim, doesn’t look too impressed with the new hair cut. Though shows the solid physique.

Picture of a trial in the 1940s.

‘Woodview Bronagh’ - as you say, note the physique very similar to that of a pit bull, just after a swim. Capable looking Wheaten. great great grandparent on Dam’s side English bull ‘red hand of Ulster’ Great grandparent on Sire’s side ‘Border Bess’ trialed 18 out of 18 never lifted.

Here’s another of ‘Tinker’

Gary Griffin’s ‘Nellie’ another cross, not entirely sure of the make up but has a fair bit of English bull blood in her, 29lbs in the photo. Granddaughter to McCarthys ‘Spike’ a 39lbs English bull. nice athletic and capable build, can see the English bull influence.

‘Gallant Hendrix’ the miniature type of English bull, noted to be a great worker.