Glyn.....
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Similarly bred , did you ever find a photo of your two ?
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J.Park with his line bred Breay stock , influences of both border and bull, mid 70's I think In 1850s a high sheriff bought a black broken coated bull + terrier from london and took it to the lakes
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Brian told me he used his Grandfathers dog fells which had been mated to two tiny pit bulls over his border Bitch , he line bred those then used Frank Bucks Davey, then most of the studs he used for new blood were Breay/Buck blood
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The type was around in the Mid 1800's as a chocolate type, Breay /Buck type changed in the 1950s, C.Breay brought in a new brood bitch a very hard chocolate coloured terrier that produced black terriers with the bull type head .... choc bitch probs a bull cross
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Mother and Son
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Thanks you , although I breed and reared him for 6 months I've past him on to a youngster to work so its fingers crossed for both
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He could done with a Bob tail never stops wagging it
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Can you tell the camera was out yesterday ? , pup shaping up nicely
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As you get older the holes are no deeper just wider ?
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Any photos ?
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Were they Paddyx Peggy ?
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Found a couple of photos of your Peggy and the dog I think Paddy ? He was a 1/4 Spartacus breed
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My old girl time marches on
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Thank you
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Zeb
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its a made up line by Tom anguss , with made up stories ,along with a false patterdale data base full of false pedigrees , hes R.booths peddler in the UK , looking for gulible buyers in the USA
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Thank you ?
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Yes going on the photo very similar
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Nice close up for you , he'd been in the ground the day before hard work tight wet clay hole , hes built like a tank but not massive and hes not foolish with himself bays until he knows your breaking through, a joy ?
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Nice day for a walk sun on our backs
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The good old days indeed
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Cheers hes a bit of a lump but compact
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