Old Plummer Terriers

[stabba 10,745]

So what would be the best lines to look out for , for just working ability and not the looks side of things?? And would there be any lines to avoid at all costs if it was a worker i was after?? . Showing wouldn't be an option it'd be just kept for work and nothing else.

[the big chief 3,099]

So what would be the best lines to look out for , for just working ability and not the looks side of things?? And would there be any lines to avoid at all costs if it was a worker i was after?? . Showing wouldn't be an option it'd be just kept for work and nothing else.

 

Alan dunworth breeds them from Mexborough staba he has the sire to the one we have grate bushers and raters moody as f**k

[lucky 578]

Where these dogs from Barnsley/Wakefield area ?.

I got one off a big bloke with ginger hair about 10 year ago but just can't remember what area I got it from.

The dogs still alive as far as I know just down the road from me.

[fireman 10,774]

Stoneyford and Wryemead are two kennels i'd stear clear of,Innashay,Pitmans,Irlam are 3 Kennels to look at and WCM,Browner,Masher and Lacey are also lads i'd be contacting and talking to Stabba.

Edited March 20, 2014 by fireman

[lacey1 71]

 

So what would be the best lines to look out for , for just working ability and not the looks side of things?? And would there be any lines to avoid at all costs if it was a worker i was after?? . Showing wouldn't be an option it'd be just kept for work and nothing else.

Alan dunworth breeds them from Mexborough staba he has the sire to the one we have grate bushers and raters moody as f**k

 

I'm not :laugh:

[stabba 10,745]

So..what is the going rate for one of these pups/saplings?? Silly money then i'm not interested.After all..it's a terrier pup i'm after not a cash cow

[Britishbull24 131]

£300-400 is the going rate.

[stabba 10,745]

£300-400 is the going rate.

So they're not in it for the money then bit of a piss take that imo

[ponte 222]

Any litters going to be on the ground this summer that have the potential to produce a earthdog or two in the litter .?

[forest of dean redneck 11,190]

 

£300-400 is the going rate.

 

So they're not in it for the money then bit of a piss take that imo

I was interested til then,think I'd sooner spend that on a whippet than a bushing terrier

[Britishbull24 131]

It is ludicrous. But If you get your foot in the door with the right lads you won't pay anything.

[Britishbull24 131]

In all fairness most people with plummers have them as ratters/Bushers and because they look good in a show ring. There not interested in digging. Each to there own I suppose.

[Britishbull24 131]

Ponte iv sent you a PM

[stabba 10,745]

Guess i'll have to try and get me foot in the door then or find someone who don't charge the earth. It's not the price as such..it's the principle . Never showed a dog in me life and never will. The one i get(if i get one) will be used for cover work for the big dogs.

[Benellisupernova 104]

Guess i'll have to try and get me foot in the door then or find someone who don't charge the earth. It's not the price as such..it's the principle . Never showed a dog in me life and never will. The one i get(if i get one) will be used for cover work for the big dogs.

What's made you decide on a plummer for bushing over say a spaniel/hound cross or whatever stabba? And what about the dog getting to ground whilst bushing? The terriers wont come off the lead will we're at an earth round here, only when on ground i know well and even than ive had a few accidents Genuine question not being funny! Good luck in finding what your after mate