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    there is such a thing mte the dam to mine is a lakey patt have you an pics and where are you?? atb lola_digga2010 More like a poodle Ross lol
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    it all depends mate let your puppy be a puppy for as long as possible, i made this mistake once and boy did i leanr by it, by entering a pup too early, they'll either take a nip and shit themselves and not want to work to ground or in my case go totally the other way, your dog'll go fox daft smashing into its quarry and coming out of a dig needing a good 2 weeks rest to heal which is the last thing you need as the season only lasts so long, best of luck with your terrier mate, theres no rush to enter your dog let it enter on its own accord. hope i've helped cheers ryan
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    my young pup used to do it but hes grew out of it now i think its just excitement or maybe nervousness, is she deliberately wee'ing or is it just coming out, if it is don't be hard on her because it mabe something she cant control that'll just make her worse, whats the pup like is she hyper or anything like that ?
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    handy to know that mate cheers for the reply, what do you keep now then mate ?
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    those are the guys to take advice from like are'nt they, love listening to the old buggers stories of 'back in the day' lol, do they still use them ? and what on, (p.m me mate) you from the north i'm from gateshesd
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    a mate of mine has few in and swares by them. excellent grafters ive seen them on.hebburn area i live 5 mins away from hebburn are you from the area too mate ?
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    do people work streight pedigree sealyham or cross breeds because my uncle had a few russel x sealyham and i've seen old pictures of him digging badger with them back when it was legal and put it this way they from tales hes told me and of old pictures they seem quite the keen worker, but that was then when things were different, he's been out the intrest of keeping terriers for donkey's years now thats why i've submitted this post, to hear other peaples knowledge on them, i'm in the north east and will be looking for a new little terrier once the rest of my kennel is built just doing dome ho
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    alright, i was having a few pints with my uncle on Sunday and he was telling me about his Sealyham x Russell's he used to keep back in the late 's - early 90's, he claims they they were hardy, reliable and all round corking little dogs, just wanting to learn a little bit more about them and i was wondering if there is any of these kicking about these days hopefully some of you can help me. cheers ryan
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    dosent matter what the are mate its the way they work Too right mate i've got the father to him, he's on my profile pic hes 3 year and hes mint, DIG TO HIM EVERY TIME and on all quarry, let the young'en into 17 charlie this season and still counting dug to 6 of them with this puppy, a dogs what you make it at the end of the day. all the best Ryan
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    hi lads here's my 13 month plummer x lakey russel, i know i'm proberbly gona get some stick for having a plummer lol but hes coming on nicely great little earth dog.
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    I agree with what your saying but there's nothing wrong in getting help from other terriers to bribg your dog on it helped me when I started off I think mabe because the first terrier I had was a Plummer and that's pretty much the only way I could get the dog to go to ground but no worries anyway you sound like you have more experience than me so I'll also take your advice
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    I agree with what your saying but there's nothing wrong in getting help from other terriers to bribg your dog on it helped me when I started off I think mabe because the first terrier I had was a Plummer and that's pretty much the only way I could get the dog to go to ground but no worries anyway you sound like you have more experience than me so I'll also take your advice Ryan
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    aye hes come on well heres a pic if you want to see what the fuss is all about lol,
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    its the monster of all foxes
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    lovely terrier mate best of luck to you ryan
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    yeah mate 'morton' is right your dog needs to be worked along side other terriers to give it a bit of a nudge in the right direction, terriers come on quickly when there worked as a pack 'its a confidence thing', something you wont achieve without the help of other dogs to "show it the ropes" all the best with ypur dog mate ryan
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    welcome to the site mate, all the best with the pup, what aspect of terrier work are you planning on using your terrier for, if your planning on digging fox dont let him see rabbits or else hell mark them, ive had this problem befor and its a bitch when you break through after hours of sweaty digging to find your dog filling its belly on rabbit lol, i would start him off ratting then try and get out with some experienced lads off here, gain some permission and your sorted more or less atb ryan
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    is having a damn good digging season

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    What a load of Shiite, this is all getting beyond a joke don't you think lads !
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    What a load of Shiite, this is all getting beyond a joke don't you think lads !
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    Thanks for all your advice lads, the dogs bouncing this season just took my time with him kept him off the lead and let the dog work to ground in his own time now i can once again rely on the dog as a quality earth dog, digging to him everytime now, the badlad's back in action lol, well impressed as you don't see many plummers that work quarry below ground, once again thanks for all the replys All the best in the new year Ryan
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    Hi I'm Ryan and I'm looking for someone who breeds wire haired Fell/patterdales preferably from brightmoor/Gould lines, just aquired alot of permission so I'm in the process of making more room for more terriers so I'll be looking for a pup within the next few months would anyone be able to help me All the best Ryan
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    sorry about that mate lol i'll take it off now, what are the chances eh ! lol no worries

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    FOR SALE - Hi im selling my Falcon Prairie Carbine multi-shot 22.cal Pneumatic Pre-Charged Air Rifle (8-shot mag) Classic Walnut stock with moderator (£560), FX Airguns Co2 pump (£110), Hawke nite-eye 3-9 x 50 Illuminated Reticule Pro Scope (Illuminated Cross-Hairs 5 settings for green and red (£130) with 2 sets of lens protecters (£20), Buffalo River Gun Slip (£15), HUILE EXPRESS gun oil, legia gun polish and 500 Field Target Trophy Slugs. £550 fot the lot message me if your interested cheers ryan. p.s im having trouble uploading photos so if you would like to inbox me your emai
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