jeppi26 1,855 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Pet staff or working bullx my bullxs could be classed as pets it's all down to there up bringing just cos it's a working dog don't mean you bring it up different mine are just like pets Quote Link to post
x38 179 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Pet staff or working bullx my bullxs could be classed as pets it's all down to there up bringing just cos it's a working dog don't mean you bring it up different mine are just like pets rex mate.... a dog that`s asked to kill its quary is not a pet as you would never ask a pet to fight for its life....and a bull x is not a Toy.... Quote Link to post
spud123 14 Posted February 12, 2012 Author Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 [bANNED TEXT] i will say lads is that if u have to put a muzzle on ur working dogs to go for a bit of exersize in my eyes ur the ones that havnt spent time on the dog, and brought it up and socailised it properly, it was an accident but it would of had the same out come if it was out in the field working if you cant trust a dog out of site its not got a place in the working field in my eyes and in my opinion thats why there is so much crap in the working dog theses days, ive just ben down and paid vet bill for the old chap £350 notes so get a grip the dog was brought up well and stock broken from an early age, but i will not give a dog of any size bull x or poodle a second chance if it attacks anything bk its not got a place in my kennels end of 1 Quote Link to post
bracken boy 584 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 respect you for that sorting the mans dog out and you stand on getting rid of the dog, the case i was making we can try and be as safe as possible cant we? anyway moving on just like liverpool lol Quote Link to post
jeppi26 1,855 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 (edited) Pet staff or working bullx my bullxs could be classed as pets it's all down to there up bringing just cos it's a working dog don't mean you bring it up different mine are just like pets rex mate.... a dog that`s asked to kill its quary is not a pet as you would never ask a pet to fight for its life....and a bull x is not a Toy.... Did I say a lurcher was pets? No I didn't I said I could class mine as pets as I bring them up like a pet and you think am daft av ad and been around bullxs from the day I got into lurchers so I know there not a toy mate Edited February 12, 2012 by rex26 Quote Link to post
sledge1 4 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 why would u want to keep a dog in a public place with a muzzle on ive had bull xs for the last 15 yrs i mite of been a bit harsh but he worked day along side or terriers and nite, could of been anyone walking that russell a young teenager or kid, could of had good money for him on ere and it been passed from pillar to post and turned again prevention is better than the cure in my eyes. the dog wasnt a youngster he was a 5 year old your talking about it like you werent there it was 100 percent your fault not the dogs also never kick a dog young fella you could do with a few toe enders i reckon Quote Link to post
johnny boy68 11,725 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Pet staff or working bullx my bullxs could be classed as pets it's all down to there up bringing just cos it's a working dog don't mean you bring it up different mine are just like pets rex mate.... a dog that`s asked to kill its quary is not a pet as you would never ask a pet to fight for its life....and a bull x is not a Toy.... In all fairness mate when and on what british quarry would you expect a bull x to fight for its life? 2 Quote Link to post
spud123 14 Posted February 12, 2012 Author Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 listen sledge tell your new to the game its pricks like you that have given the bulls and the bull xs a bad name in this sport, and how was it my fault f**k face? if a dog ids going to turn it will turn i bring LL MY DOGS UP TO RESPECT EVERYTHING BUT AS SOON AS THEY HAV CROSSED THE LINE THATS IT. no doubt u have a whippet or something, 4 posts and u no it all stop hugging them trees MUPPET Quote Link to post
Mydogsbetter 15 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Larger deerhound crosses that I've owned and seen, although not usually instigators of aggressive behaviour, will stand their ground and fight bitterly when pressed. It's not just bull x's. I dare say plenty of people can tell of breeds prone to aggressive behaviour in certain circumstances. Old timer 123, you talk about pits being culled if they showed any aggression towards people, where did you get this nonsense from? I don't care how old you are, you aren't old enough to have had any involvement in the breeds development and there are many many breeders who've encouraged aggressive behaviour towards people and these dogs are prized for their guarding instinct. Pits aren't just for fighting and are used worldwide for hunting and guarding. Your iron fist approach is ridiculous and nonsense. Perhaps you could post a picture of you dog on the end of a lead quivering, afraid to do anything for fear of your beating. Hardly the recipe for a good worker if you've beaten any independence out of it. that right whats ye other user name penis......did a say beaten independence out no an i wouldnt show you a picture of a dead rat pal I'm glad you agree that I am right. You know nothing about the development of pits and your talk of culls comes from your imagination and no basis in reality. Don't start with insults, I could be in a coma and still be 10 steps ahead of you, you mug. Why mention penis? Is it an issue with you? Do you suffer from penis envy? Do you beat you dog due to being undersized and feeling inadequate as a man? I wouldn't imagine you could catch a rat to photograph, what with all your dog beating, fist of iron and penis envy. I bet you're very busy. Quote Link to post
x38 179 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 there s a 26tts harf x collie down to road from me has bit a a old lady attacks dog`s for fun its a liabity has harf killed chav staffs yet his wifes dog has never seen a days work and just stands and watch`s both live in and both had from pups at the same time from same litter ............. Quote Link to post
x38 179 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Pet staff or working bullx my bullxs could be classed as pets it's all down to there up bringing just cos it's a working dog don't mean you bring it up different mine are just like pets rex mate.... a dog that`s asked to kill its quary is not a pet as you would never ask a pet to fight for its life....and a bull x is not a Toy.... In all fairness mate when and on what british quarry would you expect a bull x to fight for its life? dont try and give it as you cant take it .......clown lol Quote Link to post
johnny boy68 11,725 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Pet staff or working bullx my bullxs could be classed as pets it's all down to there up bringing just cos it's a working dog don't mean you bring it up different mine are just like pets rex mate.... a dog that`s asked to kill its quary is not a pet as you would never ask a pet to fight for its life....and a bull x is not a Toy.... In all fairness mate when and on what british quarry would you expect a bull x to fight for its life? dont try and give it as you cant take it .......clown lol It was a serious question, all the quarry in this country even the illegal ones will not require a fight to the death, the quarry will flee at the first oppourtunity. Not trying to give anything mate, you came out with the fight for its life statement. Clown. you even had to borrow that off mackay. Quote Link to post
old school 476 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 i had an alsation x that would have done the same with other dogs but was ok with bitches, i also had a collie cross that was exactly the same so i wouldnt necessarily paint all bull x's with the same brush!! Quote Link to post
old timer123 367 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Larger deerhound crosses that I've owned and seen, although not usually instigators of aggressive behaviour, will stand their ground and fight bitterly when pressed. It's not just bull x's. I dare say plenty of people can tell of breeds prone to aggressive behaviour in certain circumstances. Old timer 123, you talk about pits being culled if they showed any aggression towards people, where did you get this nonsense from? I don't care how old you are, you aren't old enough to have had any involvement in the breeds development and there are many many breeders who've encouraged aggressive behaviour towards people and these dogs are prized for their guarding instinct. Pits aren't just for fighting and are used worldwide for hunting and guarding. Your iron fist approach is ridiculous and nonsense. Perhaps you could post a picture of you dog on the end of a lead quivering, afraid to do anything for fear of your beating. Hardly the recipe for a good worker if you've beaten any independence out of it. that right whats ye other user name penis......did a say beaten independence out no an i wouldnt show you a picture of a dead rat pal I'm glad you agree that I am right. You know nothing about the development of pits and your talk of culls comes from your imagination and no basis in reality. Don't start with insults, I could be in a coma and still be 10 steps ahead of you, you mug. Why mention penis? Is it an issue with you? Do you suffer from penis envy? Do you beat you dog due to being undersized and feeling inadequate as a man? I wouldn't imagine you could catch a rat to photograph, what with all your dog beating, fist of iron and penis envy. I bet you're very busy. ha ha ha you must know me Quote Link to post
Mydogsbetter 15 Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 (edited) Fair play, sir! Lol!!!! Edited February 12, 2012 by Mydogsbetter Quote Link to post
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