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looks like shes got her hands full there pall,keep us updated magic !! 8 of the little monsters and all are a good size
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The next generation, born yesterday
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Not chocolate that i know of but alot are bronze. Bronze bitch 6 years old, a little Gould blood in there so i was told, dam was a fine bitch to work 13", died during a dig a few years back to a cave in. Dam to the bitch above Do you know how the dam is bred ?
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Not chocolate that i know of but alot are bronze.
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aye foxy thats kimbo himself at 8 weeks owd nice one pall !! An even younger Kimbo in the middle. Kimbo's, mother, some pups from nearly 20 years ago a gouldy bred dog and a Gouldy bred bitch.
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aye foxy thats kimbo himself at 8 weeks owd nice one pall !! An even younger Kimbo in the middle.
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West Midlands near Solihull. SOLD THANKS.
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West Midlands near Solihull.
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Pic now added.
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Black Bull X dog, 26inch 17 months old. Runs the lamp and returns instantly when missing, well behaved when out, no problems with the dog good to kennel and with terriers, he will just not make what i need. All questions will be honestly answered about the dogs ability. PM for more details. £150. West Midlands.
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Don't worry mate, he'll grow into them and his ears will drop after his teeth settle down.
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As have you !
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The litter was bred for other reasons than digging with. Are you saying that people should only breed from digging dogs. If you have a good strain of working white dogs then i would expect you to only breed to keep that working line going, as i do with my Gouldie stuff. I would not however take it upon myself to tell other people what they should or shouldn't breed from. I may shoot every dog in your kennel if it didn't work the way i wanted it to and my dogs may not suit your requirements, but i still wouldn't tell you not to breed what you like. Personally, i've never seen a russel that coul
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Russels have always been yard/stable dogs, every yard you go onto has a russel of some sort, not all terriers need to be bred for digging with, they certainly haven't in the past. Why do you only think people who are going to work these dogs should own them. Are you saying people should not have the joys of owning one of these little dogs unless they are going to dig foxs with them ? If i was trying to sell them as digging dogs then you could slate me all you like but i think i have been honest in what i have put about them. They may well turn into the best digging dogs you have ever seen,
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Pup update for those that asked. 1 dog and 1 bitch are available if anybodys interested.
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Update for people who are having pups.
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FAO,xxxxxxx your pup.
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They really are some cracking pups and i'm not just saying that because they're mine (actually my daughters) i don't suffer from kennel blindness and i've seen alot of terrier pups over the years bred by some of the big names and these pups really are good. If i could paint them black, i'd keep them all
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4 weeks old.
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Update. Any more pictures yet? I will put some up tomorrow for you, cracking pups
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Just be careful where you get them from as they must be stored at the correct temperature, which is why i only buy mine from the vet and and then put them straight in the fridge.
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Update.
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Update.
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The bitch is only a pet, she minces around horse shows with the kids and the ponies. I'm not allowed to take her anywhere near foxs, which to be honest suits me as i've dug to Goulds black stuff for years and i know she wouldn't come close to them. The litter was only bred as alot of friends said they'd love a pup from her. The dog i used on her is used for working to ground and i've been told by honest people that the dog is decent. I couldn't honestly say that the pups would work to ground but i think they'll be some very tidy pups if you like your shows. Not sure if any pups will be for sal
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Strange really when you look at the pedigrees of the good dogs, it's the strong dam lines that jump out at you but people rarely mention the bitches that produced the good dogs.
