Brian Nuttall

[wilbur foxhound 480]

 

thats the type of terrier i had from brian nuttal smooth coated,it self entered by accident at 6months oldthe ones i see now are rough coated,wf

 

How long ago is that Wilbur ? If you don't mind me asking ?

 

thats the type of terrier i had from brian nuttal smooth coated,it self entered by accident at 6months oldthe ones i see now are rough coated,wf

 

How long ago is that Wilbur ? If you don't mind me asking ?

in the1990,s 95 i think

[neil cooney 10,415]

 

 

thats the type of terrier i had from brian nuttal smooth coated,it self entered by accident at 6months oldthe ones i see now are rough coated,wf

How long ago is that Wilbur ? If you don't mind me asking ?

 

thats the type of terrier i had from brian nuttal smooth coated,it self entered by accident at 6months oldthe ones i see now are rough coated,wf

How long ago is that Wilbur ? If you don't mind me asking ?

in the1990,s 95 i think

 

Oh OK, Brian brought one over in the late 80s that self entered at 8 months and I was just wondering if it was around the same time.

It was a son of Mickeys he brought over and it did a serious job on it's first dig which was 8 foot.

I ended up with a son of this dog who's heart was bigger than his brain, LOL.

[roundmouth86 251]

It probably is. But every man is different and he prefers the others over terriers.

. He actually does keep terriers of his fathers breeding he has one called tazo down from Zulu

[Rabbit Hunter 6,608]

Did I say that he doesnt?

[wilbur foxhound 480]

everyone of his terriers had the same stamp all smooth coated and all much the same size 12,13 inches,never seen a rough coated one at all, unless they were somewhere else in his yard,took us in to his house and had a good blether with him,a very nice man i thought,wf

[woottonsheart 214]

He asked me 300 for a pup 2 month back and its always pick of the litter i was gonna keep back but havent the time

[pablo esc 1,598]

 

 

 

 

thats the type of terrier i had from brian nuttal smooth coated,it self entered by accident at 6months oldthe ones i see now are rough coated,wf

How long ago is that Wilbur ? If you don't mind me asking ?

 

thats the type of terrier i had from brian nuttal smooth coated,it self entered by accident at 6months oldthe ones i see now are rough coated,wf

How long ago is that Wilbur ? If you don't mind me asking ?

in the1990,s 95 i think

Oh OK, Brian brought one over in the late 80s that self entered at 8 months and I was just wondering if it was around the same time.

It was a son of Mickeys he brought over and it did a serious job on it's first dig which was 8 foot.

I ended up with a son of this dog who's heart was bigger than his brain, LOL.

bought a dog of him around 91 .son of mickey , dog called 'nipper' small dog , dug and bolted enough foxes with him . had his fair share of game .brave dog.good worker .think it was about £150 .

[chilli 368]

His older stuff was of a good stamp but this stuff he's been breeding since exporting to America isn't of a good stamp to me . Jmho

[pablo esc 1,598]

Heard some say that and he done the american thing but he told me he stopped that because of all money costs for the dog and when just sell one here as pup. This was about ten years or more he commented one evening

[pablo esc 1,598]

Heard some say that and he done the american thing but he told me he stopped that because of all money costs for the dog and when just sell one here as pup. This was about ten years or more he commented one evening

[pablo esc 1,598]

A dog I had before that one was bred out of his dogs .Rocky. The man who got mine off and bred them seen my new dog ' nipper. Said snipey and lost all the strength substance, what his we're. Said he got into mink hunting and size .

[foxhunting1 74]

Interesting reading....... How many of you have actually been hunting / digging with Mr Brian Nuttall ?

I spent many a good year hunting with Brian, listening to the stories from yesteryear and learning as we went along our duties. How many of you can say you have dug 28ft to one of Brian's dogs (Ratty) ? She spent some 18 hrs approx in the ground and did exactly what we all expect from our dogs.........

Yes he's a gentleman, yes he's forgotten more than most will ever know................. And yes today his terriers are too small but still a gentleman and has probably done more for the working Patterdale than any other single man.

Edited September 11, 2016 by foxhunting1

[pablo esc 1,598]

No never been digging with him but took good advice off him about it and lurchers .and good man on welfare of dogs , truly. I went to go out with him with hounds one day but weather was too misty so had to leave it .we up at a houndsmen in the lakes

[foxdropper 17,092]

Interesting reading....... How many of you have actually been hunting / digging with Mr Brian Nuttall ?

I spent many a good year hunting with Brian, listening to the stories from yesteryear and learning as we went along our duties. How many of you can say you have dug 28ft to one of Brian's dogs (Ratty) ? She spent some 18 hrs approx in the ground and did exactly what we all expect from our dogs.........

Yes he's a gentleman, yes he's forgotten more than most will ever know................. And yes today his terriers are too small but still a gentleman and has probably done more for the working Patterdale than any other single man.

I wouldn't say they are too small just smaller than his original stuff .He told me once he purposely let size slip but I think he had no choice in the matter ,breeding from same stuff continually does that .I don't agree with some things he's done but overall what is there to moan about .The smooth coated ,bull headed pat type will be about long after he's gone and will have stamped its gene on many a yard .I wish I'd taken up the offer to dig with him in his prime.

[Rat face 1,655]

just out of interest what kind of size dose his dogs make?

Edited September 12, 2016 by Rat face