tinytiger
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Id say they could if given the oportunity-its illegal to hunt badger in ireland and england.From what ive seen of them working-they dont seem to feel pain at all.The brother of my friends glen is in korea.They were bred for badgers.
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i wouldnt or if i did it would be to a dog that was killing them in short order.
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if you trace the pedigree of any glen back to the 40s or 50s ,they only go back to 6 or 8 different ancestors one of which carried peters gormans prefix as you said.Id say you are bang on about the origins of irish terriers..I had a right good halfbred glen bitch coming on but she got killed on the road about a fortnight ago.
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was engaged to one once,almost converted her....theyre just people whose heads have been filled with shite- 1 way or another,
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caught it myself once(scabies)-some dose to get rid of.
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more than likely these dogs were worked on fox over the weekend and some wankbag of a next door neighbour wanted to cause trouble.
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i,d say the problem is jackeens living down the country..Accuse people of badger baiting without any evidence..
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THe horsey and greyhound crowd are only after our numbers when they want something themselves,,they dont give a f**k about people who are involved with terrier/lurcher work etc.-different scion of irish society altogether.DIGGING etc is an easy target
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the last sentence of first paragraph is not what any serious digging person really wants too hear and probably why the plummer gets no serious thought when digging dogs are talked about yea you get the odd one that does a bit there the exception too the rule . I generally start dogs with their dam,always have..havnt had any problems with this method..i work them alone now that theyre older.
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cousins of mine had a fox that they reared since it was 3-4 days old.dug to its dam dead etc..Despite being around people/dogs since before it was able to see/hear, it knew it wasnt a dog and kept a kind of timidness about it,if frightened it would tear into the house,up the chimney and stay there for ages.
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releases of fur farmed foxes by antis might have something to do with his colour.
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The butcher boy- forgot that one-brilliant-one in every village in ireland,,the field by jb keane as well(a play i know)-i love its accuracy ,every character is a total bollox
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tain bo cuaighle,,les misersbles, the brothers karamazov. the story of edward sawtelle, the outsider (colin wilson) bury my heart at wounded knee
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heres one (agree with you)http://www.archive.org/stream/maneatersofkumao029903mbp/maneatersofkumao029903mbp_djvu.txt
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well said, TULLYEYED i never once ran down the young lads that dig and if you go through the thread you will see that.I have already stated that i like to see the younger lads at it and fair play to them,and im not that old either,just got into it very young,though some days after a hard dig i feel old.There is a lad here not far from me 17 and very keen but has bought what was sopposed to be workin terriers and they were shite,paid 500euro for 1 with no come back and that was of a so called big name.Its men like that who will turn the young off. did he buy it in county kildare b
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once upon a time a sighthound was a lurcher or a greyhound depending on whether a peasant or a lord owned it.some ex track dogs would surprise you
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one of the hardest dogs i ever saw was a K.c wire fox terrier- sired by a dog that won crufts in the early 90s
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what do you keeep yourself,if you keep terriers.
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didnt know ye were a mounted pack (lol)
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didnt know ye were a mounted pack (lol)
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if you are ever over this side of the pond give me a shout for a dig. Id be inclined to agree with you about the breed in general though (from what ive heard).. try and bring cheryl cole with you for the tit wank as well
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There used to be an old man from the same place as me that was irish mile record holder once upon a time (Tom welsh was his name,ran 4.11 barefoot when the world record was 4.08) .His only training was trying to stay up with a pair of kerry beagles .
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heaard that myself as well,saved time on stitches
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have to agree with you there chid, Ive a full hound (ex tracker ) thats murder on them-unfortunately shes keen on terriers as well
