plummer terriers

[Guest MOLLY]

But Molly how can you construe that post as inflammatory?

Because from past experience that is what they usually are David. And it is usually someone who just joins causes a right stir then never posts again

MOLL.

 

Edited to add, thankfully it looks like redrock is not one of those people

[Squirrel_Basher 17,102]

Redrock-I would say it depends on the amount of fox work you intend to do .If your happy with the odd fox and regard it as a bonus if the dog works it [and this is no piss take ,just as I see it] then have the plummer but dont expect a long ,regular career from it ,just the occasional one off maybe .As you have lakelands already ,you will be aware of what a terrier will do and how often .Your choice mate .

[Guest REDROB]

a lad i once went out with bought a coalville bitch, out of coalville billy and coalville penny,1998. she had agood nose for finding and would stay, she was a mare on sheep, on the digs she bayed then held, i dug 3 fox,s and she done well. on the last dig she could not hold in one place luckily it was,nt deep but she worked well. to me he had agood bitch to start with but the lad just stopped going out, pitty realy as if he had carryed on he would of had a fare few fox,s with the dog.

 

Edited:Stabs

[big v 0]

readrock some lines are better than others some still breed for earth work the lad that had coalville billy& penny dos not have pts any more and as millet said the old stuff is still the best .

[Simoman 110]

Had a bitch pup from Curtis Prices Rocky. Bolted lots of foxes from the pipes in the ironworks where I was brought up but never met one in an earth where she would have had to have earned her keep.