Pics Of Your Bushing Dogs

[Aled 40]

I've really enjoyed the stamp of some of the dogs on here, some lovely crosses, this is my mad mongrel Celt he's not strictly a bushing dog in the traditional sense, but he's a good rough shooting companion. This year was meant to be his first wildfowling season, sadly Covid has limited this. He's a Labrador crossed with a New Zealand Huntaway. 

Edited July 15, 2021 by Aled

[white van man 2,548]

33 minutes ago, Aled said:

I've really enjoyed the stamp of some of the dogs on here, some lovely crosses, this is my mad mongrel he's not strictly a bushing dog in the traditional sense, but he's a good rough shooting companion. This year was meant to be his first wildfowling season, sadly Covid has limited this. He's a Labrador crossed with a New Zealand Huntaway. 

If he suites what you do then don’t worry about the breeding

[Aled 40]

1 minute ago, white van man said:

If he suites what you do then don’t worry about the breeding

Totally agree white van man, he's also a lovely people dog, he loves all the neighbours and they all know and like him, which is nice.

[chrisbullx 2,520]

The Newest Member Of The Pack

[fenman1# 716]

On 19/07/2021 at 05:59, chrisbullx said:

The Newest Member Of The Pack

Little cracker mate

[eastcoast 2,403]

I managed to start up an old laptop today and found these pics from 12 year ago. Nothing outstanding about them but were taken over a weekend when I introduced a nephew into the finer things in life.

His mam didn't want to encourage his developing interest in dogs and guns and things like that. Not that she is anti but had seen her brother become obsessed with such things. But, he kept badgering away until he was allowed to come along.

He turned out to be a natural but his mam had nothing to worry about. He is far cleverer than his uncle and will soon be a qualified vet.

ps. the silly .22 lookalike M16 rifle  was only taken for him to have go with on targets and was not used to try and shoot any rabbits.

[Foxpack 2 7,830]

Young Alan the terror, cuming in well .bold as they come  .coat like wire wool 

[SheepChaser 6,324]

1 minute ago, Foxpack 2 said:

Young Alan the terror, cuming in well .bold as they come  .coat like wire wool 

Bonus points for the name. Looks like an Alan to. 

[Busher100 689]

2 minutes ago, Foxpack 2 said:

Young Alan the terror, cuming in well .bold as they come  .coat like wire wool 

Love the look of that mate

[mushroom 10,904]

On 12/07/2021 at 22:09, Foxpack 2 said:

Hes out of Brian to my Russel, / pat bitch .

Brian the fen russell?

On 14/07/2021 at 21:50, Foxpack 2 said:

Sometimes I would just like a quite walk out mate , but can't knock them for looking for graft all time  

When I lived in Blighty the dogs I had were a nightmare for fuucking off, hunting up on every walk. The staffy and Lurcher were the worst for it. She'd bush and he'd be ready and waiting, proper team tbh. The terrier would just piss off and do his own thing. Out of the five, only two would be where you could see them. Took to putting hi-viz on all of the cnuts, so I could spot them easier  Tbf they would always come back when I whistled them though.... eventually. This nobhead I have now WILL do one and run for miles and have me waiting in the most inconvenient of places, like a mountain pass, when it's blowing a freezing gale

[chrisbullx 2,520]

Narla first look at a rat today

[low plains drifter 6,039]

[Bosun11 537]

[chrisbullx 2,520]

9 minutes ago, Bosun11 said:

Nice pair mate

[TonyT 774]

3 hours ago, Bosun11 said:

Grand them mate … very nice ATB..T