Dublin Hunters

As for the show Saturday, I don't think strong dogs have a place in working dog shows, I go to the dog shows to see working and hunting dogs not non working bully breeds. Also I don't think alcohol should be allowed at the shows as there was physical fighting at the last dog show in Down as a result to people drinking alcohol, As for this reason I will not be going to the show. I will not be going to any other Dog shows that have silly, non hunting bully rings, what's next a ring for cats? I talked to many other hunters at the show & they expressed the same opinion as my own, many of

I went to the Down dog show on Sunday, thought that there was way to many pitbull breeds at the show, I go to the shows to see hunting & working dogs not bully breeds. There was no category for foxhounds, harriers, gundogs or coverdogs but a whole ring dedicated to non working pitbulls, staffs, English bulls & bullys. It was very disappointing from my point of view & I would enjoy if the working dog shows were left to the hunting breeds.

Went to the Down dog show this morning, thought that there was way to many pitbull breeds at the show, I go to the shows to see hunting & working dogs not bully breeds. There was no category for foxhounds, harriers, gundogs or coverdogs but a whole ring dedicated to non working pitbulls, staffs, English bulls & bullys. It was very disappointing from my point of view & I would enjoy if the working dog shows were left to the hunting breeds.

pm me your details and we will sort a day out

thanks lads

What time does the show start?

where you based mate?

thanks

Thats were i do most of my hunting pal, need to find a new spot

I'm in South Dublin and wondering if anyone would like to meet up with the terriers for a bit of hunting

i find the springer x very hard working and 2 dogs in the hedge would be better than 1

yeah had a few whippet x's they seem to be the best at working with terriers when hunting

thanks lads

good team of dogs

got two in clondalkin yesterday