Blake
-
Content Count
103 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Articles
Gun Dealer's and Fieldsports Shop's
Reloading Room
Blogs
Calendar
Store
Classifieds
Everything posted by Blake
-
Mine is a Lakey x Russell, but some people dont recognise white lakeys, so i just call her a Russell, its easier. She's 8 months old now and took 12 rats on Wednesday and 5 on Friday. nice LOOKING dogs, but they are all lakelandxrussel surely? i have seen some good dogs of this breeding, but are any of these working?
-
My Russel bitch, 7 months old, entered on rat.
-
check out link: http://www.terrierman.com/
-
[ Small staffies??? Yeah now there's a guy that knows his stuff! I take it that's a pic of yourself in your avatar?? muppet!!! okay i'll rephrase it:- A lot of patterdales have a high percentage of staffordshire bull terrier blood and staffs are known more for gameness than hunting instinct and brain.
-
........
-
get a beddy x whippet, great for bushing and can catch bolted rabbits. Patterdales are basically small staffordshire bull terriers.
-
cheers bud ha ha, a did manage it later on that day and got a decent size picture out under a new post use this site to shrink photo's. dead easy. http://www.shrinkpictures.com/resize.php
-
Them plummers must be closely bred judging by the uniformity in their markings ?? they are like clones! from the photo all seem to have a white tip to the tail.
-
I met a bloke once on a hawking meet who told me he worked for the ministry of transport, he said they put down black rabbits for spreading mixi near motorways to keep numbers down to avoid accidents. He said the flea that spreads mixi favoured black fur and the black rabbit worked as a marker to show there was mixi put down in a particular area. He might have been full of shit but it sounds feasible ???? I read an article about raw meat versus cooked meat and the conclusion was cooked meat was better for the domesticated dog which is not a wild animal. I think it was on this site h
-
pups parents:
-
springer x viszla:
-
Yes Dawn, i got info from an American site. I dont know for sure why the BBC refuse to broadcast the Rotty but maybe it is because of these genetic ailments they suffer from:- Aortic stenosis Elbow dysplasia Hip dysplasia Cataracts Cervical vertebral instability Deafness Demodicosis Entropion Hypertrophic osteodystrophy Hypoadrenocorticism Lymphedema Neuroaxonal dystrophy Panosteitis Progressive retinal atrophy Retinal dysplasia von Willebrand's disease X-linked muscular dystrophy Entropio Whereas the
-
Lakey x Russell bitch 4months:
-
Cheers!
-
Its a she and its the sister to yours
-
please explain why ? cheers! my thoughts aswell looks a tidy sort ..
-
Worked right through a dug out burrow:
-
almost completely in another;
-
going in hole:
-
lakey x russell 4 months
-
A few photos of my lakey x russell bitch at 4months learning the ropes. She was going below ground through rabbit warrens at 3 months
-
working english bull terriers
Blake replied to ferret boy charlie's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
not so great stuff -
working english bull terriers
Blake replied to ferret boy charlie's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Great stuff -
I think this photo is self explanotary as to why the expert panel have condemmed this breed:
-
Apparently an independant panel of experts have assessed the 209 KC regd breeds and found the 12 breeds (that the BBC refused to braodcast) to be most at risk of genetic diseases and deformities.
