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  4. JAGD TERRIERS

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

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    OK aaron01 first of all take a look at the sort of terriers that went into the making of the DJT, I think you would be suprised at just how many differant British terrier breeds the Germans threw in there to make what they call the perfect terrier. Also please take note of what Waz is saying, he is one of the better terriermen here in Europe, and has the complete spectrum of European quarry to hunt, and like him I think that the DJT is a great animal but it has to be worked and worked hard, and that is fine if you have the time and the quarry for it, but like he says these terriers do have some very undesirable traits.

    rgda Dave.

    i undersand they are a very aggresive dog and they need plenty of work i can give it the work it needs and what a dog to start my own line from

  5. Terrier Work in Essex

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

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    I have recently moved to Essex and am looking for some one who would let me go along with them for some terrier work. I know its out of season for foxes, but I would love to go ratting. Similarly, if there is any one doing pest control on foxes who needs an extra hand with the spade, I'd love to go. I have recently bought one of DnN terrier spaniel crosses and would like to enter her to rat in a few months (she is 4months currently). She is my first dog, so anyone letting me tag along without a dog would be very much appreciated. Thanks

     

    Ug

    just watch your self lads and women! you never no whos about...sorry ug...

    WATCH OUT ANTIS ABOUT

  6. JAGD TERRIERS

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

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    I am with you there OldNog, there is absolutly no reason why anyone in the UK would need a DJT, although I am English I have lived in Holland for many years now and all my hunting is done in Holland,Germany, and Belgium, with the occasional trip to Blighty thrown in. My opinion of the Jagd Terrier is that it can be used on Wild Boar and it is good at that, very good, but for earth work they are in my mind to mental and are always being damaged and cost a fortune in vets bills. No, aaron01, I would say that if you want a Jagd go first to Germany or Serbia or Croatia and see them work first, then I think that you would agree with what OldNog and myself are saying.

    rgds Dave.

    i have done a bit of reserch on these and i think this is excatly what we need with the amount of dirt and show stuff bein bred for nothing more than money and no other reason what harm would it do to to import one of these and breed down from it at least i would know what i have

     

    if you know where to look then there is pletny good enough stuff around. what good is adding an overly hard, big and notoriously uninteligent dog, to our already good enough dogs?! You get looked at funny if your terriers over here have a few marks....can you imagen the looks you would get walking a constantly beat up jagd?

     

    The genuine folk stay well clear of the show rubbish, you just got to know who to ask.

     

    The jagd has no place working in this country in my opinion

    the way things are at the minute im afraid to ask anyone to sell a pup with the amount of antis tryin to set decent terrier men up i have tryd buying in from a line of well known black dogs well it was supposed to be anyway i put my heart and soul into raring it and all i was left with was an empty pocket and a dog not worth talking about it seems that the once well known breeds are now all bred for show or for money and any decent working stuff being bred are not advertised so how does a young terrier man like me get a decent line of stock with out buying from abroad

  7. JAGD TERRIERS

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

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    I am with you there OldNog, there is absolutly no reason why anyone in the UK would need a DJT, although I am English I have lived in Holland for many years now and all my hunting is done in Holland,Germany, and Belgium, with the occasional trip to Blighty thrown in. My opinion of the Jagd Terrier is that it can be used on Wild Boar and it is good at that, very good, but for earth work they are in my mind to mental and are always being damaged and cost a fortune in vets bills. No, aaron01, I would say that if you want a Jagd go first to Germany or Serbia or Croatia and see them work first, then I think that you would agree with what OldNog and myself are saying.

    rgds Dave.

    i have done a bit of reserch on these and i think this is excatly what we need with the amount of dirt and show stuff bein bred for nothing more than money and no other reason what harm would it do to to import one of these and breed down from it at least i would know what i have

  8. JAGD TERRIERS

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

    Posted

    Yea they seem like great terriers,but u should get a pat first,

    They seem to be the business!We were at a problem fox today and my 9month bitch pulled it to the surface.

    This is my first pat so not sure if this is normal?

    I useally work JRT

    i have a good pat bitch here and a couple of decent black dogs 2 red fells and a russell pup im just looking to expand my horizions

  9. JAGD TERRIERS

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

    Posted

    As a learning terrier man i am always looking to learn i have seen a few good terriers in my 10 years of hunting maybe through rose tinted specs from my earlier days but in the last few years me and my friends have had a few decent dogs and i have become intrested in jagd terriers from watching them in trials i think they are in finland on youtube i was just wondering does any one know any thing about these dogs as i am lookin to know more about them

  14. best allrounder all quarry and drawing

    in Lurchers & Running Dogs

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    i have a bull x at the mintute and ive had quite a few good ones and bad ones and they will give everything for you but i still have to say collie x if you get the right one they will amaze you i had the the plesaure of watching one a few year ago and it was unblevible some of the things the dog done one of the best bitches iv ever seen at charlie :clapper::clapper: one in a million though at least when you get a bull x your gettin 100 per cent every time happy hunting :D

  15. foxhound x greyhound

    in Lurchers & Running Dogs

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    a fella that used to hunt with me had a half grey half foxhound and what a tool it was a white dog with brindle patches about 27tts he was no flying machine but boy could he stay with a fox he was definalty some tool at them when he was in his prime he cleaned up 52 foxes on his own day and night in one season i dont know what the hunting is like where all you men come from but where i come from thats some shout for one dog :clapper::clapper: only bad thing was he never produced anything as a sire

  18. How Easy Is Too Easy?

    in Lurchers & Running Dogs

    Posted

    ive hunted day and night hares arent my chosen quarry but i take a run at one now and again and they are good fun night or day maybe more so at night for the simple reason that you can turn them away from a hedge far handier at night than you can during the day happy hunting :D

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