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me too, love the bull cross lurchers, proper tool. we have got to keep breeding good workers to good workers lads (or lasses you never know) the old boys of digging have set up good working strains for us to use, they had years trying to breed the "perfect" dog, different strains have different traits.

 

keep the lines pure.

 

what makes the heads strong in your line of terrier sam ?? is there any bull in that line way back ?? but like some one before said theres bulls and bulls any one can put a pat across any old bull and flog as workers but if the bulls a line bred worker same a the pat then theres a difference the bulls ive had were certainly not brain dead !!!

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a lot of the old black stuff had bull in it so do a lot of the smooth russell types in russells bull was used to get the coat . in the black imo it was for work - to compete with the black and white fella :whistling: nowadays very little point in putting bull into working terriers . jus my views .

A few years ago i saw a half bull half patterdale young dog for sale and the seller was mr Brian Nuttall

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a lot of the old black stuff had bull in it so do a lot of the smooth russell types in russells bull was used to get the coat . in the black imo it was for work - to compete with the black and white fella :whistling: nowadays very little point in putting bull into working terriers . jus my views .

A few years ago i saw a half bull half patterdale young dog for sale and the seller was mr Brian Nuttall

i said that in my second post ? i`ve seen nuttall bull crosses on his yard.
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Funny that with Nuttall, i've seen (or rather heard) Brian give a number of 'talks' over the years at various club nights, some going back over 25years (the old Wigan Club). Always this question came up and he always denied putting bull blood in.....

I've seen bull/russells, bull/blacks and a bull/lakie work and though some of them did and work well Bull/russells mainly, I'd question as to what the bull added to the mix that a decent line of terrier wouldn't?

'Game', 'hard'..... plenty of strains and lines out there just as game & hard and would agree with Nikey that added bull would cause dogs to quit far more often. Then size must become a factor, at this time, with only one quarry available to dig, what size would most of the litter turn out like?

Draw dogs then 'eh, i'm sure many would say that the 'wastage' would do this job well...... How long before this type would end up smashed to bits and putting a smashed 'docked staff' in your motor, full permission or not would do you no favors on a routine 'pull'. If you need a 'draw dog' i'd look to one of the Irish types, or a bullx lurcher, though I'd also question your standard of terrier!

I'm sure in days of yor, many lines of terrier and many terrier men used a drop of bull blood, but in this day and age with the many lines and strains of terrier, improved lines of communication and distance and prices, stick to what ye know!

 

Cheers

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of what type of bull we are talking about ?

Staff Bull , Pitbull , Irish staff , Am Staff ?

what was the most type of Bull addet in the past to the black dog´s ?

Greeting´s

Steezy

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Very well said Steezy, very well said Nikey. You are both obviously men who know there onions and not just cyber typers like the vast maj.

No dis to anyone else, I only read those two comments!

cyber typers and cyber readers :hmm: Edited by the_stig
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