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I don't need a out cross the cork lads did years ago get in touch with them I'm sure they will be able to explain it to you better
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your right there is all sorts in them there would have to be to keep a working line going or they would just become far to close so you need it out cross jt line f****d up by lining to close all the time and became little ratty things there is gripton stuff in off years ago there is duggons CR JT and MR stuff as well and others in the make up some come out rough an smooth coated some straight an queen Anne legges it's just the way the line is an yes the cork line was good but they started to get to close that's why they were screaming out for a out cross to keep it going that's why it's still
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that's strange because they said the out cross was a success so a lot of bitches got lined with the same out cross dog and the line is still throwing top class workers to this day
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Cant really say which as the dog i had was well down the line in there breeding programme.I actually got mine through a friend after all my own dogs were stolen.The dog in question was 4-5 year old when i had him and a joy to work.The chap that i got him through had a few of these type,like pees in a pod,long backs,big heads and rough coats and twisated front legs,ugly b*****ds but good workers.They were kept between 3 men i think and very few outside the circle got there hands on them.I would say that both types were of good quality as these lads were not into breeding dirt,couple of lads of
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Got my first lurcher bought for me for my 11th birthday a cracking dog on everything the lads much older than me told me every were with them he ended his days up Scotland bought a couple more in than started breeding me own off me old bitch Rio she was a sal/gray collie/gray am in to the third generation now an they suit me fine
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thanks mate just using her as a rabbiting bitch al keep the site posted of her next trip out once the ground softens abit
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Yeah she's a strong bitch she's going to get much stronger when the season gets in full swing
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Collie whippet/gray she has beady/border in her off her grandparents but she took after her sire a whippet/gray she's like shit off a stick and intelligent which helps alot
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same as mine mate just a rabbit bitch looking forward for the weather to change to get her up and running
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There most be a few clipped birds about is she just a young dog as well mate?
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I have put a load of time into her over the summer like you say it looks promising mate
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I have put a load of time into her over the summer like you say it looks promising mate
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just had the dogs for a walk around the village and the pup came running back with this she picked up a pheasant last week now this and she hasn't been trained with feather
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I have a collie whip/gray and she is spot on for what I want she has the full package for me
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Even worse, I got 2 dunts from a leccy fence, stabbed in the Heid from a bit barbed wire, and ripped my jacket at the same time....... [/quote,haha what a laugh we heard a load of cow's running at us one night me mate said feck this Andy run he had a dog with one hand an a few rabbits in the other not been able to see were he was going he ran into this bog and started to sink he could get back out he was screaming the coming Andy I couldn't breath he's a growing man as well...The puff
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are you on about chipper?
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Yeah good look if I was a bit closer you could of had a night out with us never mind
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There is loads of cow's on the land we lamp an they charge us soon as they see us my lamping partner f***ing hates them he has me in stitches watching him run for the nearest fence and throwing him self over
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thanks mate
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she's nearly 13 month so just right for this season when this bloody weather decides to change
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nice looking dogs mate what lines are they?? all irish linesmust have some bull in there somewhere is there??
