Working Bedlingtons 2005

[Guest dazzert66]

How do you post a pic?

[swanseajack 227]

How do you post a pic?

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To post pictures on the forum you can either upload your images to a free upload site like HH Gallery OR http://www.imageshack.us/ then link to the forum using the url of the image you have uploaded by adding image tags as shown here.

 

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[swanseajack 227]

Didn't the roach back come from the inclusion of whippet in the rabbit (enclosed)coursing days? Same could be said of the Manchester at some point too.

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Been scanning the net, here are some early pics of Bedlingtons 1870's

 

 

without the roached back.

[swanseajack 227]

Didn't the roach back come from the inclusion of whippet in the rabbit (enclosed)coursing days? Same could be said of the Manchester at some point too.

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Here's a later drawing 1930's showing the roach back

 

 

as stabs said, whippets were probably added to the gene pool, giving this racier type of bedlington.

[Stabs 2]

The dates make sense too Jack. Rabbit coursing was banned by the 1911 (1912 Scotland) Act and it was really popular from the 1890's onwards. This and the ban on ear cropping caused the decline in popularity of the Manchester, which had previously been one of the most popular dogs in the country. It never really picked up again after that blow, unlike the Bull Terrier whose fortunes dipped due the crop ban, but picked up again once the breeders sorted the ear carriage out.

 

Nice pics there too Jack. Always love seeing them.

[swanseajack 227]

Here's some more..... 1930's Cigarrette cards

[Limb 31]

Come on Dazzer, get them pics up. I can see your intellegence level hasn't improved while in France. PS Don't ask me how to post pics coz I can't LOL Cheers Phill

[swanseajack 227]

Don't know if many have read it but this is quite an interesting article on this site:

http://thehuntinglife.com/html/sections/ar...of-history.html

 

Below are pics of the two Lurchers I owned some years back, the one nearest is out of Bron my 1/2 bred and the sire is behind him.

[Guest bedlington]

Didn't the roach back come from the inclusion of whippet in the rabbit (enclosed)coursing days? Same could be said of the Manchester at some point too.

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Been scanning the net, here are some early pics of Bedlingtons 1870's

 

 

without the roached back.

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Kin ell looks like my black dog

[Guest bedlington]

Didn't the roach back come from the inclusion of whippet in the rabbit (enclosed)coursing days? Same could be said of the Manchester at some point too.

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Been scanning the net, here are some early pics of Bedlingtons 1870's

 

 

without the roached back.

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Kin ell looks like my black dog

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[Guest bedlington]

Didn't the roach back come from the inclusion of whippet in the rabbit (enclosed)coursing days? Same could be said of the Manchester at some point too.

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Been scanning the net, here are some early pics of Bedlingtons 1870's

 

 

without the roached back.

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Cigarette card 1930s

[Guest bedlington]

Didn't the roach back come from the inclusion of whippet in the rabbit (enclosed)coursing days? Same could be said of the Manchester at some point too.

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Been scanning the net, here are some early pics of Bedlingtons 1870's

 

 

without the roached back.

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Cigarette card 1930s

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old picci

[lawrence 657]

few more old ones

 

 

 

[pickaxe 23]

god these poodle crosses don't look up to much, i think a good fox in a hard place good rip those long weak muzzles off :whistle:

can't see way anyone would bother getting one for earth work there the wrong shape , deep chest , long weak necks thin weak front legs , when was a true earth dog breed from these lines :11: :11: :whistle:

[swanseajack 227]

Nice pics Lads, Keep em coming.

 

I'd give Ch Ulsterman a home as long as we was under 16" and spannable, looks like a TERRIER.