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Borders are my favorte Terriers, I have kept them for a good while now. I think they are the most biddable of the bunch! My Terriers arnt dug to nearly as much as what some of the peoples Terriers of THL are! We get the odd Fox what we find or put to ground. Its true that some are a bit later than others at getting started, the little bitch 'Cherry', I have hold of in the photo found a Dog and Vixen to ground when she was only nine months old, yes far too young I know but most of the time my Terriers are running with my pack, 'with locator collars on of course' they hunt like Hounds aswell! They are great little ratters. Mine are shot over regular and they arnt bad at the ferriting job either. So over all I would say the Border is a very versatile little Dog. Regards Waren

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i got borders dogs 15 month cuming on strong he is

 

Pal,

 

WHY HAVE YOU A PICTURE OF MY DOG AS A AVATAR ON YOUR POST. PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT THE F*** YOU ARE UP TO, IF YOU HAVE BORDERS USE YOUR OWN PHOTOGRAPHS !!!!! :icon_eek:

soz about that av sorted it still getin used 2 this computer s..t he looks a nice dog spike mate :icon_redface:

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So basically same as lurchers, as in let the watch so they pick it up. Cracking pups there smudge how much you sell them for as I'm hoping to buy mine after Xmas now and introduce her next season.

 

Again thanks guys

 

Hello mate,

 

£100, as long as they go to a good home, prefer working homes to be honest. Contact me off board mate.

well done lad ,if more thought like that ..

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Borders are my favorte Terriers, I have kept them for a good while now. I think they are the most biddable of the bunch! My Terriers arnt dug to nearly as much as what some of the peoples Terriers of THL are! We get the odd Fox what we find or put to ground. Its true that some are a bit later than others at getting started, the little bitch 'Cherry', I have hold of in the photo found a Dog and Vixen to ground when she was only nine months old, yes far too young I know but most of the time my Terriers are running with my pack, 'with locator collars on of course' they hunt like Hounds aswell! They are great little ratters. Mine are shot over regular and they arnt bad at the ferriting job either. So over all I would say the Border is a very versatile little Dog. Regards Waren

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Nice looking pack you got there mate :clapper:

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cracking little pack there warren, some good pics of the little otter eads,nice one it always chuff,s me when the borders get a good mention, im out in the morn,ill see if ican get some pics, even though my pack is half a couple light im sure ill have the craic.

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Borders are my favorte Terriers, I have kept them for a good while now. I think they are the most biddable of the bunch! My Terriers arnt dug to nearly as much as what some of the peoples Terriers of THL are! We get the odd Fox what we find or put to ground. Its true that some are a bit later than others at getting started, the little bitch 'Cherry', I have hold of in the photo found a Dog and Vixen to ground when she was only nine months old, yes far too young I know but most of the time my Terriers are running with my pack, 'with locator collars on of course' they hunt like Hounds aswell! They are great little ratters. Mine are shot over regular and they arnt bad at the ferriting job either. So over all I would say the Border is a very versatile little Dog. Regards Waren

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cracking photo that one "warren" even after witnessing them working still cant believe how much control you have over them all as a pack and individualy........Regards Micky

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how do you control them warren,mines chaos.fairplay :notworthy:

Hi goldfinch. My Terriers came first and you will know that Hounds copy from their kennel (pack) mates, my Terriers are very biddable. My little Hounds and Hound crosses are out with me and Terriers as soon as they have had their jabs and when they are this young they soon learn the whistle of course they can sometimes be a little deaf but they arnt bad and if I am desperate to lift their heads and stop them hunting I simply go mad on the whistle and it normally does the trick. Regards warren

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So basically same as lurchers, as in let the watch so they pick it up. Cracking pups there smudge how much you sell them for as I'm hoping to buy mine after Xmas now and introduce her next season.

 

Again thanks guys

 

Hello mate,

 

£100, as long as they go to a good home, prefer working homes to be honest. Contact me off board mate.

Hi they, hope you don't mind me asking, but bloodlines are they? I am looking for a bitch.

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