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taff in oz

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  1. Pretty sure it used to be said that 3 rabbits eat the equivalent amount of grass as 1 sheep
  2. I knew of a " strain" of this cross , many moons ago. They had a funny trait of taking hold of their quarry then spinning & spinning around in the tube until something broke or the quarry suffocated
  3. I knew of a " strain" of this cross , many moons ago. They had a funny trait of taking hold of their quarry then spinning & spinning around in the tube until something broke or the quarry suffocated
  4. Not sure if this has anything to do with this post, but I dug to a dog directly out if this dog. I've been out of the game since I came here, but I couldn't fault the dog in question (not Hagler). He was a big lump of a dog so you couldn't enter him just anywhere
  5. Anyone know if this is available digitally? I live in Oz & it would cost a kidney to get it posted
  6. Anyone know if this is available digitally? I live in Oz & it would cost a kidney to get it posted
  7. Having recently recently purchased a kelpie pup & going through the usual trials & tribulations of puppyhood, I've realised what a good dog they would be to use. I remember Phil Lloyd using one in the 80"s , wondering how it all went & does anyone run this type of dog now. They have intelligence in abundance, energy to burn & a coat which is almost impenetrable., he's certainly the smartest dog I've ever owned. I understand that the prey drive is very high too
  8. It would be real good to see some photos , just to keep this exiled Welshman happy
  9. Not sure about West Wales, but he certainly spent some time in South Wales & a lot of time underground in Mid Wales
  10. Yea he was certainly a lump of a dog, although I cant recall him ever not getting there. How does his son work, what bitch is he out of?
  11. How did the dog turn out, did he go onto greater things? Was he used as a stud dog?
  12. Reminiscing a little today & was wondering if anyone has any information on the above dog. I had the pleasure to dig the dog several times, a real no nonsense type of dog, in find & stay. I believe he was owned or bred by DF, not sure if he went back there or to someone else. Thanks in anticipation for any information
  13. A good pig is in excess of 100 kilos & yes they do sometimes double up on the dogs , but not always
  14. They're called breast plates & are made from a real heavy duty canvas. They basically protect the dog from the business end of the pig. To give you some idea, a mates' dog recently got out of the yard alone & decided to take herself off hunting. When he found her 2 days later very close to the grim reaper, she was covered in blood & very weak, no sign of the pig anywhere. Off to the vets with the dog which resulted in multiple stitches & drains being inserted at a cost of 800 Dollars. so the moral of the story, if you're gonna mess with a pig wear a braest plate!!!!!!!
  15. I'd love to see some photos of the show, it'd make this exiled Welshman very happy!!!!!!!
  16. re read the add again its a DOG NOT A BITCH FOR SALE.. Answer the f*****g question , what work has it seen? Why deflect it by splitting hairs
  17. I've often wondered when does a terrier go from being a good dog to a great dog. How do you guys test that terrier [ no'one want's to break a terrier] Does he become a great dog through his feats underground, if so what were those feats [ first hand experience, not hearsay or urban myths, please] Does he become great through the offspring they give birth to or sire. Or is it simply a combination of these two & other factors that I've not mentioned.
  18. Where abouts in Aus mate,im down here aswell. Im just north of Wollongong NSW Central Queensland
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