Deal breaker?

[Jrt90 24]

10 minutes ago, fat man said:

About 4 seasons of hard graft without fault and find out if her litter siblings are working and her parents grandparents etc then search for a suitable stud with same blood line if possible.seems like a lot of trouble to go through just to breed a litter but if everyone done the same the country would not be full of white terriers.jmho.

Cheers fat man, id rather do it the right way instead of taking any shortcuts.

[Jrt90 24]

No Str, no intent to breed at all any time soon as the dogs done no work. Was just wondering after a few seasons if she proved herself, that was all. 

[milliken 790]

really depends. How much you work her but to me minimum four good season digging over her then weight. It up for there but most will know. Before then mate just put plenty off game infront off her and cross your finger hope she works out to many breed substandard terriers

[Jrt90 24]

2 minutes ago, milliken said:

really depends. How much you work her but to me minimum four good season digging over her then weight. It up for there but most will know. Before then mate just put plenty off game infront off her and cross your finger hope she works out to many breed substandard terriers

will do, cheers lad

[Elchapo 3,092]

1 hour ago, Jrt90 said:

Was thinking the same. It's just i have this bitch russell x lakeland that was got as a family pet and she's bolted a few out on walks, but not sure if she's up to the grade as i wouldn't know what to be looking for in a proper working dog.

If you don’t no what your looking for in a proper working dog then probably best to try get out with someone who’s already digging , make sure there not a complete wanker tho as there plenty of them in this game,get a bit of experience and buy a decent bred pup in off someone reputable with good sound stock from dogs doing what it is you want . If you can’t get out with someone to show you the ropes then youl just have bide your time buy a decent pup and go from them . Get the right gear and the right stock first 

[dogmandont 9,312]

12 minutes ago, Str said:

No ,it’s not an outstanding  bitch, I was replying to jrt90 who by the sounds of it is going to breed some pups for the sake of it knowing full well it’s got a bad mouth.

Ok I see.

[Jrt90 24]

4 minutes ago, Elchapo said:

If you don’t no what your looking for in a proper working dog then probably best to try get out with someone who’s already digging , make sure there not a complete wanker tho as there plenty of them in this game,get a bit of experience and buy a decent bred pup in off someone reputable with good sound stock from dogs doing what it is you want . If you can’t get out with someone to show you the ropes then youl just have bide your time buy a decent pup and go from them . Get the right gear and the right stock first 

Cheers for the advice 

[darencross 72]

Is the undershot a fault . I.e to closely bred or the bull in the blood from past breeding . As I myself have put a male terrier over a gd bitch of mine in the past and the pups where sound . I have 1 here but now pup . He’s 13 and still at it . And a good mate has 2 pups bred off him that are doing there jobs .

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[Jrt90 24]

44 minutes ago, starting out said:

cant ever recall after a days digging the conversation being about a terrier being undershot ffs 

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[Rabbit Hunter 6,608]

As long as it doesn't hinder them from eating I can't see a problem. I have a dog and bitch that are both slightly overshot, but I suppose if you're breeding them tight enough such things will surface. Like above...who cares?

[Who let the dogs out! 223]

23 hours ago, Jrt90 said:

Wondering about your thoughts on a dog with an underbite in terms of breeding?

Don’t breed for sentiment. It’s how shit dogs get bred. If it’s got a known fault it’s not worth breeding off. Think you know this deep down because you asked the question. 

[Jrt90 24]

Just now, Who let the dogs out! said:

Don’t breed for sentiment. It’s how shit dogs get bred. If it’s got a known fault it’s not worth breeding off. Think you know this deep down because you asked the question. 

Definitely know what you mean and you're right, just wanted to hear some other views.

[Rickshaw swami 3,894]

If you don't sell em and keep em all for yourself all I would be concerned with is working ability.But that is my opinion as I have failed more than succeeded and am a nobody.