bulldog

his well known tiger dog = black and tan i have a photo and he looks a big strong lad too back in his day.

i like scarpa (sl m3), not the lightest but tuff as teak.

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the man hardly breeds now, the last time he had a litter in i can recall i was told by his friend that someone phoned about a pup,the phone caller was told most were spoken for but if she had 30 there might be a spare one.in other words,if you are not really friendly with him then it is very difficult to get anything from him as they all go to his mates or he keeps them

cuileog means insect/fly cockerel is coileach óg

looks like the same dog i was speaking of.different photograph but definately the same handsome chap.

what/who are you on about ?

that photo is of cuileog oiphe ceol quite typical of billy rickards dogs, although he did seem to keep a few more reds.

i think i have a photo of the dog, was he a great looking red with big white chest and collar, can not remember where it came from, maybe one of dg's old shows ?

i have lots of photos here of the old cuileog dogs from billys albums, what always suprised me is how heavy built they were, i do not suppose athleticism was needed too much for their game. my dogs have quite a bit of the blood behind them but would not say they were bred tight.not sure if they will be easily found in the pure form.

fantastic looking dog and fine photos.love the mark but them rocks make me wince

add 2 teaspoon fulls of oil (safflower is good) to the feed as well and a multi vitamin (like sa 37) and yes,shampoo once a week with head & shoulders or a similar product, should clear in 4 to 6 weeks.

i guess its down from similar stock to the ones i have seen then,they breed pretty true to type.morris r is one of the main stalwarts of these dogs along with a few of his friends, he lives about 4 miles from durham ,your dog is the spitting image of his stock.

pat that dog is the double of several dogs i have seen from the north east (county durham) area, does his breeding hail from that area ???