looking for a bellington terrier working type

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can any one help i looking fot a bellington terrier or has any one worked some

[iworkwhippets 13,307]

cant beat a damn good Bellington

[Beddy-Poacher 30]

been looking all over myself pal. no luck yet.. on the wbf most of em' seem like their in it to compete and don't want to help no c**t out. good luck

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hard to find or what

[TOPPER 1,809]

dogs should be out working now not having pups, take you your time do your homework and you will drop on the right one but what do you want it for ?? earthwork , bushing etc

[Beddy-Poacher 30]

I am looking for one for both to be honest.. But I don't want a big donkey that isn't worth feeding...

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dogs should be out working now not having pups, take you your time do your homework and you will drop on the right one but what do you want it for ?? earthwork , bushing etc

just want one for bushes and rabbit work

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i have two patterdales bitches one 12 months and the other both are starting to do to ground was useing them for rabbits and pheasents so if i had a bellinton for the hunting

[Beddy-Poacher 30]

using a patterdale for pheasants? I'm surprised there's a f*****g pheasant left after one of them c**ts have had it

[blackworm 58]

LOL

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the are retriving pheasant not pulling them apart YET great nose on them started them off shooting a few rabbits

[lawrence 657]

been looking all over myself pal. no luck yet.. on the wbf most of em' seem like their in it to compete and don't want to help no c**t out. good luck

 

can't say i would agree with that mate, found most on there to be very decent ,especially the few that are putting dogs in the ground .i wasn't asked for a penny for my last pup, so you can't say fairer than that.bedlingtons doing earthwork are few and far between, so be prepared for a long wait for any litters out of them. i would have thought a bushing dog would be easier to find, though for me a terriers are for earthwork , don't really get the bushing with terriers lark, a small lurcher would do the job better.

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been looking all over myself pal. no luck yet.. on the wbf most of em' seem like their in it to compete and don't want to help no c**t out. good luck

 

can't say i would agree with that mate, found most on there to be very decent ,especially the few that are putting dogs in the ground .i wasn't asked for a penny for my last pup, so you can't say fairer than that.bedlingtons doing earthwork are few and far between, so be prepared for a long wait for any litters out of them. i would have thought a bushing dog would be easier to find, though for me a terriers are for earthwork , don't really get the bushing with terriers lark, a small lurcher would do the job better.

yeah but when your hard terriers are resting i bringing a young terrier for bushing or fo checking earts

[Beddy-Poacher 30]

been looking all over myself pal. no luck yet.. on the wbf most of em' seem like their in it to compete and don't want to help no c**t out. good luck

 

can't say i would agree with that mate, found most on there to be very decent ,especially the few that are putting dogs in the ground .i wasn't asked for a penny for my last pup, so you can't say fairer than that.bedlingtons doing earthwork are few and far between, so be prepared for a long wait for any litters out of them. i would have thought a bushing dog would be easier to find, though for me a terriers are for earthwork , don't really get the bushing with terriers lark, a small lurcher would do the job better.

 

It's a bit shit because I can only go on the general bedlington bit.. it claims the working bedlington forum part is a trusted zone lol. nobody ever posts in the other bit really so I don't find the forum that useful..

[Rory4 267]

People post questions, pictures of up and coming stuff etc in open forum. The trusted zone is just some working pictures and write up on days out.