Saxon Plummer Terriers

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

Hey guys me again, Sorry to keep posting so many different posts but I am just trying to get as much information as I can before I get my 1st terrier. Anyway have any of you guys ever heard of Saxon Plummer Terriers? If so can you guys explain to me alittle better what they are like and if they are more from working ancestry or show? Thanks once again guys

[fireman 11,457]

They belong to a member of this forum,Keeps is her name and she'll asnwer any history questions for you,also there's some film or pics on you tube of them.

Edited November 26, 2013 by fireman

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

They belong to a member of this forum,Keeps is her name and she'll asnwer any history questions for you,also there's some film or pics on you tube of them.

Thank you very much. I will try and get in contact with her. I really appreciate the reply. Atb

[Cleanspade 3,324]

this is getting to be a habit lol

 

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Saxon gypsy. my oldest plummer. good allrounder.

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

Stunning mate. Does it work with the ferrets well? Some of the forums I have been reading say they are a little hard to train?

[Cleanspade 3,324]

she works with ferrets the lurcher. the gun. she works cover and works to ground. allthough is on the big side for earth work.. she is a good dog for me to be honest. and would have another from similar lines in a heartbeat. google the working plummer terrier. or search on facebook and you will find plenty of info on most lines of plummers. do your homework and if the breed suites you pick carefully of working lines.

[Cleanspade 3,324]

 

a recent pic

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

Thanks mate. I must of gone through hundreds of pages of info about them so far and they definitely seem like they will fit my needs because to be honest I will be doing next to no work under ground. I mainly want one with a good nose to mark rabbit warrens and save me a little time when out in the field so I don't work empty warrens/ a bit of ratting. I am still a little unclear of what each line would bring to the table to be honest. Any info/advice on the lines that might suit me better?

Edited November 26, 2013 by Passionate~Hunter

[fireman 11,457]

Stunning mate. Does it work with the ferrets well? Some of the forums I have been reading say they are a little hard to train?

This one was ok while working with ferrets,no nose down the hole all the time and just held a rabbit in a net rather than tried to smash it like most terriers do.

Bit of time and effort and it isn't that hard to have a team that you can trust with each other.

[darencross 72]

hi sorry to hijack the post but dos anyone dig to plummer terriers on reall earth work thanks

[Cleanspade 3,324]

the plummer terrier club of great britain on facebook. will have some info. also. i would go for a pup from dogs that are regularly being worked in the same way you intend to work your own. as for lines there are folk better suited to this information than me. alb

[STRANGER 948]

hi sorry to hijack the post but dos anyone dig to plummer terriers on reall earth work thanks

 

No.

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

 

Stunning mate. Does it work with the ferrets well? Some of the forums I have been reading say they are a little hard to train?

This one was ok while working with ferrets,no nose down the hole all the time and just held a rabbit in a net rather than tried to smash it like most terriers do.

Bit of time and effort and it isn't that hard to have a team that you can trust with each other.

 

 

 

the plummer terrier club of great britain on facebook. will have some info. also. i would go for a pup from dogs that are regularly being worked in the same way you intend to work your own. as for lines there are folk better suited to this information than me. alb

Thanks guys, the info has been great and the pictures fantastic!!!

[fireman 11,457]

 

hi sorry to hijack the post but dos anyone dig to plummer terriers on reall earth work thanks

 

No.

 

Yes there is ,but i ain't getting into the usual digging plummer bollocks that follow when someone says so though.

[Britishbull24 131]

If your only bushing and rabbiting mate I'd say a Plummer from any kennels will suit you. But look for a line with decent size. As you don't want to be digging your dog out of rabbit warrens.