Glyn.....
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there was i time i had loads of permission , could pick and choice , myself and two of my cousins where doing the terrier work for 3 packs of hounds plus a couple of large estates and farms Loads of work the good old days and we tried our best to keep a closed season , but times and people have charged some of the old boys who would tell you give him best hes made it home ! are long gone ,the younger farmer ,land owner, keeper's have riffles all year around, and if you are not willing to be on call some young gun is , we try to get numbers as low as we can by march this way not to many call o
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i hope you find out who the c**ts are and name and shame
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i've been lucky it seems, i've had a few never lost a tooth ,plenty of work and even those that did only lost the little front teeth at the top , i wouldn't bred from a gummy dog or bitch either , the bitch in the back ground worked a hell of a lot of game rarely bitten never mind lose a tooth ,
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i think you find well mannered young terriers stock broken on mutton fur and feather often fail they get confused as what to do the hole smells of every thing they've been told to leave , very faint smell of something trained to get , and if the keeper or land owners not with so much better you've moved them on .
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the word fact used on THL f***ing hell , bring on darcy and bluck , All i see is at best 2nd hand and hearsay long summer ahead ladies
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same place lol what a f***ing knob he was !!! the two i wouldn't fed he brought with him lol
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i know when i was with one hunt over the border we had 200+ fox one season plus what was taken on earth stopping days 7 terriers , two of which i wouldn't feed
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I've never seen a terrier from this line work,the first i saw in flesh at weston park , DF was showing some there early 90's i think one was a lovely looking well worked dog i think called edge , what i do know is that within a few years they where the choice of a hell of a lot of terriermen working with the english packs , this speaks volumes for any family of terriers
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European mammals by DR David McDonald
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never mind the attacks by the polar bears too, theyre defo loyal companionsi was watching a documentary about polar bears coming way further south since the ice caps started melting and they are crossing into grizzly territory and a few hybrid matings have occurred with the offspring been bigger than both. Polar bears are meant to be sneaky cnuts and have killed humans when the people with them never even heard or seen it coming. Stealthy fcukers it's much safer having a dog as a companion to sound the alarm. there was a guy got in trouble for shooting a white bear thinking it was polar whi
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not a bad program but i've read better stuff more in depth , such as the dog separating from the wolf a long time before it became domesticated traveled with man and to Australia before Europe do a google search there is some great reading out there
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i think a mate of mine had one , didn't last long think it was out of a staff/bull type bitch
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Top photo is a Pedigree Patterdale terrier? Bottom photo is a Bull / Russell (Didn't Bert Gripton's terriers have that blue spotting in them?) Bert Gripton Terrier 01.jpg What is the breeding behind this dog, interested in hearing what people think. Terrier 2017.jpg A guess would be staff bull x pat put back over same reverse bred .......long guess .Handsome chap anyway . FD That is similar to what I believe most dogmen would say. If you saw this dog in the street and you had to guess, i do not think any person who is interested in terriers would not see the
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BN got Biddie and was able to use Rusty because RW let him RW white sports went south and pepped up some white lines as well
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there is no doubt of bull blood being added , but i'm sure it wasn't staff blood , think you find when Cyril Breay was asked how his bull looking bitch gem was breed he was quoted he believed the line originated in Wales
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what sort of size is he ? he has a look of the old dogs sire about him , and really liked the bitch in the photo you sent
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Glyn..... replied to Haiddheliwr's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
its the way of the world now, i still have as much permission even more than i had 30 years ago , since thermal imaging its desert for terrier work there are still populations on land that was/is no go , but if they poke there heads out they are gone , before the areas not touched used to feed and repopulate but not any more , only plus side is ground nesting birds ,hare and rabbits on the increase , better get a ferret again ! -
Posted For Neil his young dog
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Send it me in a email I'll resize it for you
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i remember calling your dad Mr Cooney , he paused and looked around for his dad , nice chap , unlike you