Sadie
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bullx to bullx [bANNED TEXT] i not exactly sure but bow is 3/8 bull 5/8 grey and guss is a bout the same i think sadie will put you right on guss <{POST_SNAPBACK}> is the nice bull saide posted the dam. its ancie solid pup, im picking up my new charge next saturday. his dam is 5/8 3/8 grey bull and his sire is a first cross bull grey, the red bull i put up the picsm of. i will post a few pics next sat when i get him home and settlin in. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Guss is a first cross and Bow is 5/8th bull-3/8th greyhound. Seen both going and i wouldn't recom
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Brother to the dog on 'out again' which was posted yesterday! A bull cross!
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She knows that she is not to do that. Had to dig her out once and she felt my wrath, knows to just mark and pull now! sorry 'knew' pre-ban! Not having a dog down the hole and something bolts!
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Thanks, Get some of your pup up!!
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Thanks. Beddie lurcher is someone i go rabbiting with but does some foxing on the hill by himself as well.
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Thanks but he is not mine. I go digging with the bloke that bred/owns him. He is the litter brother of my bitch though! He is a really good dog. The ideal terriermans Dog! Very hard, right with stock, people, kids and none of this killing terriers nonsense.
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Some working dogs maybe??? :11: :whistle:
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Someones been on the Iron Brewwwwww !!!! :11: :11: :11: :11: :11:
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does if you dont train down and increas your cardio <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How many times have you heard someone talk about turning fat into muscle and vis-versa muscle turning to fat while not in training? This bogus idea has to be one of the oldest and most incorrect beliefs in the history of Training/bodybuilding. You can't turn fat into muscle(or vis-versa)! You never could, and you never will. Fat and muscle are two completely different body tissues. Fat simply can't transform into muscle, just like water can't turn into oil. Along with the idea that muscle doesn't just tu
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I agree chilli, being realistic here. This is more their style Mo'Slater
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I hear paddy has packed it all in ? For the life of the "D.J" Spinning the wheels of steel ! Happy Birthday Paddy.
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Chilli is your man, he can do it "hands-free"
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No problem.
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You like that chilli ? Quick learner i am
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I have had 3 foxes from one big earth with 3 diffrent terriers. Tried a hard black bitch, dug to her. Tried another black bitch, dug to her and finally tried my black dog and he was dug to a dead fox in a really tight tight place. The fox had pushed it's self in to a tight block end with the noise of us digging the others out and had suffocated. All 3 dogs did what was expected of them, 3 foxes accounted for, happy farmer and happy terrier owners. From my point of view the more time a terrier has to ground the better it will become through experiance. Obviously you don't want to put a pup in
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i had a pup last year that was blue/silver with white feet!!! Accidental brother sister mating. Unfortunatley it had no eyes and i had to pts. a friend had one years ago that was an excellent worker on all quarry though
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Had a patterdalex russell before. Good foxing dog. Would work sensibly and if it would not bolt would either have to be dug to or left until he would kill it. Really nice intelligent dog. Perhaps too intelligent really as even though he was hard he would not look at anything else to ground.
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Would i be guessing wrong if i was to think your dog came from a bloke in Seven Sister, near Neath and the line of lurcher is by Reg boucher and a bloke called J Phillips owns the bitch and bred her to his black Laguna dog?
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A friend of mine has a blue laguna whippet dog that he used for rabbiting. Really good dog, o.k on the lamp as well. But, when i went to north Wales last year i saw some Laguna whippet's. Very nice. Big strong and doing foxes as well. Never rated whippets until then, thought they were bred to shiver if it was either raining or they were scared.
