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Everything posted by tinytiger
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thats him there-was trying to get up a picture of my bitch but photobucket not cooperating
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american pitbull -thers a picture of him in the pitbulls and staffs thread
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plummer in "diary of a hunter" said that his best workers were plummer/patterdale/plummer crosses.I have a 1/4 plummer,1/2 patterdale myself -shes coming on fairly well-The plummer she was bred off wasnt afraid of the dark either though
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only 11 kids,she must be frigid
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terror in tiny town-a western made using midgets on shetland ponies(i wouldnt mind a few of whoever made it was taking)
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they are kind of -the word nation comes from the latin nascor(descended from)-i.e of the same race-and no, im not knocking nationalism-its a great tool for rich people to get working class people to kill each other so they can become richer. I know a guy with a few dogs he got of jason powell-he rates them highly-havnt seen them working myself.they are hairy lakey looking things-what does the breeding of them go back to-N.stephens lines?
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is it newpark (near clonmel)? sorry missed a few posts before i posted that..Maybe price around-60 euro they charged me to a.i my bitch that got stolen with a ted bundy minded glen..Fresh semen rather than frozen though-they can do that too and have an endoscope so no need to cut the bitch open. Its funny -a lot of greyhound litters by u.s supersires such as downing,ks flak etc. were nowhere as good as the dogs they produced when they were alive-i think ohlongarm and deadgame from the states have done it with patterdales-maybe ask them how it worked out for them.
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what breed would you say transformed the terrier world ??
tinytiger replied to Wxm's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
As soon as bull blood needed adding to a strain of working terrier,then you just knew the strain where not really workers. what book did you read that in?-nothing wrong with a bit of bull in terriers -some come out a bit too big or too dog aggressive but that sometimes happens anyway-good cross when it works out- It was never needed in decent working jukels,a quick fix that produces more for the wheelie bin than a working kennel. Im only 32- how many centuries old are you? not having a go id say there was bull terrier of a kind in all of them long before we were born...Thanks for -
THe THL phd genetics student are u(not having a go -but none of us have a crystal ball)-might breed right good dogs if put to a dog that is an outstanding finder-wouldnt do it myself though.
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posh dublin D4 rugby player fckers like this guy
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posh dublin D4 rugby player fckers
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what breed would you say transformed the terrier world ??
tinytiger replied to Wxm's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
As soon as bull blood needed adding to a strain of working terrier,then you just knew the strain where not really workers. what book did you read that in?-nothing wrong with a bit of bull in terriers -some come out a bit too big or too dog aggressive but that sometimes happens anyway-good cross when it works out- -
plenty of them will go to ground as well
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ive never owned a car or other motorised transport-i walk to anywhere im hunting-just gets further and further as the dogs get older(i dont think a terriers musculature and skeleton is as sensitive as a lurcher/greyhound),now and again id carry a terrier in a bag on my back by bicycle if i was going hunting very far away-(havnt done that in a good while though)
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different strokes for different dogs-some work better if kept in -some it makes no difference to
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piccys of patt/russel X bull please
tinytiger replied to dannyevans1990's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
shes a short leged bitch about 11 inch, not for everyone but works well for me i have 2 of these terriers and they are good around other dogs work cover very well, this one is working under and over and very keen. i really liked the look of her when i saw her at the show,happy christmas to you-that bitch i had up there is doing very well as well(above and below)-myself and the brother were checking horses he has grazing somewhere, earlier when she put a fox out rushes-id say he heard us talking and was sneaking off-the brother spotted him-off after him like there was a rocket up her hole -
Well john,interesting stuff!! Do you know of a glenn dog doing the business?it would be a better cross,if you could get the wright minerals? I made a mistake when i posted that john -it was a glen and a beagle-there was 2 of themthe one that looked like a glen flipped one day when she was 3 or 4 and killed the other one and a labrador- theres a litter coming up off the same dog over his half sister( im not sure if the bitch took or if theres pups available)-there all feohanagh (christy hartnett r.i.p)lines-i.m.o there wouldnt be a glen of imaal breed at all without him-and he kept them r
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well done,fine strong lumps of terriers ye have,all the best
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For Stud Wanted greyhound ireland
tinytiger replied to Carraghs Gem's topic in Working Dogs & Livestock
no worries,id say have a look on greyhound-data-more than likely theres a good dog not too far from you -
For Stud Wanted greyhound ireland
tinytiger replied to Carraghs Gem's topic in Working Dogs & Livestock
theres any amount of coursing dogs for free this time lof year-maybe a length or two off derby class-but a hell of a lot faster than anything at stud on this site.Ive 2 (1 permenantly)injured BITCHES if you want either of them. -
id say plummers have as much breay/buck breeding in them as all but a few lines of patterdales(look upplummers thistle),some of them have inherited the desirable genes and some havent-same as any strain of dog.I think the problem with them was the over use of certain studdogs some of whom were curs
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id say theres wheaten or glen of imaal way back in the breeding of all the northren working terrier-the reason i say it is ,a friend of mine had an accidental litter from a glen and a wheaten about 9 0r 10 years back-1 was identical to a working lakeland or coarse irish terrier type.I bred my old bull/plummer bitch to the same glen and one also came like a lakeland.Id say it coulds be a very useful cross though maybe a bit hard
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peeled him,thanks for posting that tbd
