tinytiger
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How would they be related to ace?
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never heard he was Axum.he was bred to some though
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id say about 14 inches flacko
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rocky?
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Did U Ever Hear About The Man Down The Road
tinytiger replied to foxbolter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
depends what road you live on.using the dog down the road just cos its free or handy is stupid..dogs/lines with a good name had to earn them -
i have 2 plummer x cockers.only 6 or7 montns old.look like beagles
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could be some sheepfarmer on the make as well,wouldnt be the first time
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dogs,,cats and ferrets as far as id know
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id say if someone got a pup off parents both being dug to tben they have a fair chance of getting a worker.
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he looks very like my own dogs (booth/plummer/pitbull mix).had a bitch nicked a few years back.....
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any plummer in him?
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fairly sure that was a west highland white(long time ago id imagine).had a bitch to ground in rocks+scrap metal,old fridges etc a few weeks ago for 3 days-fair happy to get her back(never going near that place again)
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them dna tests are complete bullsh1t,,think there an american breed-theres also dogs called feists-like a teagle type id say-i think rat terriers are a small feist(could be wrong)
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am i following you right-charie was put to his own daughter and a pup off that was put to another charlie dog?was he a good worker
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r.i.p , sorry for your loss
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anybody know a bit about the big Ron dog,,dug to a bitch(not mine )that was supposed to be off him--one of the best ive ever seen-found in impossuible places-she was over 9 when i saw her work and would still put dogs half her age to shame.unfortunately she got excited by fireworks on halloween night and broke out and got a belt of a car.
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millions of years ago,them mountains would have been under the sea--for anyone who dosent belive a flood ever hit ireland or england id recommend a trip to the ceide fields in mayo (oldest fields in the world-found under 8 foot of peat bog)
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might be something of interest in this thread http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/316881-old-plummer-terriers/?hl=firebird&do=findComment&comment=3576566
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and you wonder why they dislike ye in the first place?
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probably well start being born with moblile phones for hands or something-id say people stopped ewvolving a good while ago(trhe only selective pressure i can see is to try and be as much of a cnut as possible)
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science amounts to the amount of hypotheses weve yet to disprove,,probably on a similar footing to god there id say,,philosophers have been devbating this questuion for the last few thousand years and were still none the wiser-theyd have been better off getting drunk
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Whatever they are called they seemed pretty unlikely odds to me, I'm an easy soul I need things to be explained in a way I can understand them, he explains the odds of life just "being" are equivalent to throwing a dart 100 miles up from the earth and hitting a target the size of an atom. Now that I can picture! Strange how the scientist community would rather accept the possibility of multiple worlds (I assume you mean by this parallel universes etc) rather than belief in god. Assuming the followers of the bible believe in the content of the bible, which I don't doubt for a minute.
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not all of them-its only a theory..no im not a creationist..id say modern livestock and crops are a good example of evolution(but they are still cows or spuds or pigs)..theres no proof of one species evolving into something differnt. But there is, there is masses of it. You just don't want to see it. You can cross and Aylesbury with a mallard, a dog with a wolf, you can't cross a fox with a dog. It takes a long time of divergence and a chance successful genetic change to make it so species cannot interbreed. "You can cross and Aylesbury with a mallard" But it remains a duck "dog with a wolf
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It isn't completely blind, it runs via very very minor advantages, that is each generation shows a 0.0001% better survival for a certain trait, over a million years that adds up to a new species, or two different species( because the difference is not strong enough for the other to fail). The thylacine is an example of divergent eveolution, like the hedgehog and the Madagascan Tenrecs. but what advantage would say,some creature halfway between a wallaby and a thylacine have(granted australia is a niche rich environment and isolated)..personally id say hormones could play a big part--m
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id agree 90% with darwinds theory-was going to put up the finch link myself..theres massive gaps in it i.m.o-no fossils of intermediate forms are found..and nature seems to have basic plans that it adheres to e.g the sipmilarity of the extinct australian wolf(thylacine) to placental canids...if it was just completely blind and directionless theres no way that could happen
