The plummer terrier

[gnipper 5,069]

Welcome back shiny shovel 

[fireman 9,667]

2 hours ago, gnipper said:

Welcome back shiny shovel 

I typed that same reply earlier then talked myself out of posting it ,but deffo welcome back mate..

[eastcoast 2,658]

4 hours ago, bobthebuilder said:

plummer cross gouldy russell. best of both worlds.

Those 2 types of dogs, if we are being honest... no need for anything else.

[bobthebuilder 136]

2 hours ago, gnipper said:

Welcome back shiny shovel 

never left just couldnt get back on lol

[bobthebuilder 136]

44 minutes ago, fireman said:

I typed that same reply earlier then talked myself out of posting it ,but deffo welcome back mate..

cheers fireman.

[bobthebuilder 136]

a couple of images of my russell/ plummer. for interest

[Daniel cain 31,321]

11 hours ago, bobthebuilder said:

a couple of images of my russell/ plummer. for interest

Smart...did you used to own a Wheaton X whippet called Ozzie? recognise the type of work you do ...if your who I'm thinking off

[bobthebuilder 136]

yea thats right. lost him a good while ago.  then got a quarter bred wheaten lurcher..

[Daniel cain 31,321]

Nice to see you posting again atvb

[green lurchers 14,981]

On 03/08/2021 at 22:39, bobthebuilder said:

a couple of images of my russell/ plummer. for interest

Nice dog him 

[bobthebuilder 136]

6 hours ago, green lurchers said:

Nice dog him 

cheers, he is a handfull for sure 

[green lurchers 14,981]

21 hours ago, bobthebuilder said:

cheers, he is a handfull for sure 

He looks wired right

Edited August 7, 2021 by green lurchers

[bobthebuilder 136]

3 hours ago, green lurchers said:

He looks wired right

no the guy that wired him up forgot to put in a recall. spend half my life looking for the little B, its not a total disaster though. if i can get him in sight my lurcher pins him and holds him for me 

[Bosun11 537]

6 minutes ago, bobthebuilder said:

no the guy that wired him up forgot to put in a recall. spend half my life looking for the little B, its not a total disaster though. if i can get him in sight my lurcher pins him and holds him for me 

A few good days ratting in company, especially if you've got a couple of specks on the same place, will usually see any terrier sticking with the group because thats where the action is.

Seen it work with a few 'bought in' terriers over the years, two of which were Plummers. 

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1 minute ago, Bosun11 said:

A few good days ratting in company, especially if you've got a couple of specks on the same place, will usually see any terrier sticking with the group because thats where the action is.

Seen it work with a few 'bought in' terriers over the years, two of which were Plummers. 

thats right enough he wont f**k off if there is any action. its only when out mooching about. if he picks up a scent he is away nose down ears switched off middle finger in the air. to be honest i havnt put enough work his way for a while. so partly to blame