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    The strongest terriers cling immediately, give voice only if there is an obstacle. But with such dogs it is better not to hunt a badger, but they are needed in breeding and fox hunt. I know a dachshund that has been in a hole for 4 days Badgers can be very aggressive defensively
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    In badger hunting, the advantage is on the side of the badger. The badger is in its territory, it is much stronger than the dog and can easily maim or kill it. And the dog can't do it. He is well protected from the dog. A badger can lower a dog's nose lobe by a decent degree with one blow of his teeth. It can tear off a lip, a jaw, tear it with claws. Therefore, the bravest dogs do not live long on such hunts. If terriers don't have game, then the English bulldog who fought the bull didn't have it either.
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    from old book
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    10 years ago, I asked an old breeder if there were any dogs with a pit bull game among terriers. He replied that there are still such lines among the jagd terriers. Where breeders hard check dogs, they make five dog starts for a badger, each time changing a badger for a fresh one. And more. The bulldog is a stubborn dog, but his work comes from herding. Therefore, the goal of the bulldog is to subdue the bull. The killer instinct is based on the hunting instinct. It's from a terrier. p.s. the bullterrier was born as a show dog now a show.
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    I had a buddy who has a jagds and working pit bulls. He had a very hot jagd (as a result, the badger killed him on hunt), which he used to rolled young small-sized pits and jagd dominated and caused them big problems. But these are not always related things. There were cases when a poorly working dog killed a strong hunter in a occasional fight. You need to look at what the dog is bred for, only there you need to watch the game.
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    This is the best thing invented for a earth. When fox skin cost money and earth hunting was popular, classic smooth-haired dachshunds were the most common earth breed. There are very few of them now. Many people keep jagdterriers, because they are universal. But I agree that it is strange for an english hunter to look for a dachshund.
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    By the same logic, patterdales are not common in our area.
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    Training in one-way hole. 1950s. Moscow.
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    my dog's fist hold fox on training. 7 year ago
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    YAMAHA 23.03.2013 y.o link
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    Hunting dog show in USSR at the Stalin Plant Stadium in Moscow, 1935
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    http://forumimage.ru/uploads/20140818/140834720335472666.jpg link
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    http://s017.radikal.ru/i420/1111/25/84fb3b8b8a05.jpg link
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    Working fox terriers
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    In our country, there is a working breeding of this type of dog, russell never had
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    http://rybakiohotniki.ru/uploads_user/8000/7408/62371.jpg more photos
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    name Varyag (Varangian)
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    this site requires registration (not for green eyes)
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    fox trial in Volgograd
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    fox terriers on fox trial proof
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    smooth-haired dachshunds are more traditional, there were no rough haired ones before, but now they appear
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    dachshund on hunt
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