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    Thats the thing with pedigrees whether there granitor bedlingtons , hybrid bedlingtons or anyother kind of terrier / dog a pedigree is only as honest as the man or men behind it . ATB RT
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    Young dog got a kennel to go to and is awaiting collection . Thanks the lads that showed an interest and prepared to take the young fella thanks again ATB RT
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    Anyone looking or interested in taking on a young bedlington hybrid/type dog worker to worker bred pm me if interested cheers ATB RT
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    The truth is lads coco isnt a 3/4 bred beddy fell she was bred by Mike Evan and Mike on more than one occassion used dogs with no history/un known breeding on both sides the bedlington and the fell but everything he bred from worked in the ground other than one dog and that dog worked fox week in week out flushing drawing and dispaching foxes in cover before the ban came in . And what hes done is produce a nice type of terrier that breeds true to type and isnt afraid of work the two i had here worked fox as good as anything else and loved working everything . Iv got the paperwork here for the
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    I hope all you lads working bedlington types have a good season and fingers crossed for the young uns starting out .
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    Northern lad i see what your saying and to me and afew lads i know when we say bedlington infact we mean type a dog that resembles a old type bedlington a dog that can and will get and carrys outcross blood of one type or another (fell,lakeland,border or x bred) The bedlington originely was a type of dog bred in a posific area for a perpose by people that didnt really care about looks aslong as the could work and get the job done in very harsh country/terrain at the end of the day farmers are no different today if they got a lamb killer in then the rocks/ground they dont care what the dog loo
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    Iv seen plenty on reg dogs that would be more than suited to a working life style whether they would want it is another thing iv seen some kc stuff work out of what iv seen 3 wouldnt kill rats one couldnt kill a big rat and 3 that would did/would happly work fox . in regaurds to outcrossing myself i would rather double up on the fell or what ever outcross as been used rather than just using a bedlington because its a bedlington show me one that works and id consider it show me one work from a line of proven worker and id happly use it . One thing iv notice is the bedlington type terrier is
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    Both the bitch pups sire and dam work to ground the sire was a foxing dog only doesnt know what a rat or rabbit looks like . The dam i owned and she was worked to fox week in week doing vermin drives as part of a gun pack for farmers and keepers and does her fare turn in the ground .
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    Theres afew but il have to transfer them heres one thats to hand ATB RT
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    a picture of a young bitch that i bred on he first trip ratting .a better picture of her ATB RT .
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    It a great sight watching a fox skipping across the rock after a bolt what do you lads prefer in working style in a rock dog i seen a small bitch work a out and out bayer but as soon as her turn his back shes nipping away at him and as bolted no end of foxes from rock and earth iv also seen a couple of bedlington type work rock really well up on the leg narrow in the chest but very hard in work both dogs and bitches . As for working rock to thing i think are important you/pals have some sort nollage of the places and the second thing is a good bunch of lads on hand to help out if things dont g
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    Cracking thread this lads the more i read and see it the more im looking foreward to owning and working 1 just 1 quastion really as my wifes interested in flying it aswell how do harris hawks respond to more than one person flying them or are the more of a one to one bird cheers ATB RT
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    Do a search of Working bedlington 2005 thread on here plenty on pictures and breeding on there failing that try the working bedlington terrier lurcher club a good informative site hope this helps are you looking to get involved i the breed ?ATB RT
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    Iv got one hes a old dog at 9 years and his best years are behind him but still an honest dog giving 110% everytime hes out very driven good coat feet and nose marks true and lacks pace witch is bad as he runs afew in every season giving the terriers work but can be a handfull on a dig trying to get in digging climb over your back and sholders to try and get to baying/terrier and quarry . Down side to the bedlington greyhound is finding one breed from grafters and by that i mean game bedlingtons not rabbiting ratting dogs im a big fan of the cross and found my self wanting another as the old
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    I use a pair of jack pyke beaters trouser tuffened neese arse and between the legs and find at £40 good value and will be ordering another pair again this season but if im going out in heavy rain i use my ridgeline monsoon smock and trouser and at around £200 are worth the money when working the fell and moors when the weather can quickly turns bad ATB RT
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    Alot of the covers i work are large on the moors with rock piles crags and the odd earth but its very rare that the brake cover on to the moor and i was hoping a pair of beagle spaniels could would make plenty of noise and pressure pulling him in the old lurcher does it but hes soon to reteire at the end of this season what are they like for marking and giving voice holding a line and so on cheers ATB RT
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    Alrite lads been toying with the idear of getting a pair of beagle spanies to replace the old lurcher dog iv got here as his main use is hunting up flushing to standing guns on our vermin control shoots and running in marking for the terriers . And was wandering what peoples experances are with thes little cross bred hounds in regards to working and kennelling them any information and pictures would be appericated thanks ATB RT
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    rich we work afew places farely close to you with bedlingtons not what i would call earth dogs but most will put a shift in in the ground when needed taking foxes in cover and flushed /bolted from earth and cover week in week out through the season iv got a young un to run on for next season witch i bred and if see turns out half the bitch as the sire and dam il be made up . Have you got any paper work or information on the line your dog is from as there are afew lads around swansea working bedlington type terrier but to my nolage theres only two lines one carrying fell/lakeland blood and the
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    Sks wright there are some decent lads in and around swansea working bedlington type terriers working everything from rats vermin/fox drives and earthwork it be nice to see some bedlington type going into some decent working kennels inturn helping the breed progress in the future if the grades is made . where in swansea are you from rich as in not to far away myself pm me if prefered atb rt
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    Iv got a soft spot for the borders and bedlingtons and the truth be told i bred my bedlington hybrid bitch end of last season and i if couldnt use the dog i used i was going to line her to a good hard border as i do like the border bedlington hybrid theres a good thread on here with lots of pictures called working bedlington 2005 a good forum is the working bedlington terrier and lurcher club atb rt
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    You still got the box and collar mate if so pm me il come and meet you for it cheers
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    Pm me your I may have something of interest to what quarry would you be looking to work the dog on thanks atb rt
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    At the end of the day the pup is for the fellas two little lads so breeding I would thing isn't a massive concern . As it for the two lads taking a pup from working breeding could find the fella sat out side an earth for a couple of hours with the little uns in all sorts of weather not what you want when trying the get them interested in the hunting field good luck with the pup I'm sure the kids will have plenty of good times with it ATB RT
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    Can you tell me what the breeding is who bred them and have /do the go toground thanks atb rt
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    I'v done alot of ratting with ferrets biggest problem we had was we didn't have enuff ferrets and we were working about six on a days ratting but they would get knocked up we've had some really bad dying afew days later some wouldn't go to rats after afew bad does at them even dug one out dead season before last that's the only dead one iv had but iv dug plenty of dead rats out with a ferret in front of them . Go on utube search bedlington 2005 some good ratting clips using both ferret and smokers you'll see rats that are cornered and the can dish it out when needed atb rt
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