Guest WILF Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 Cammoman is like the queen..........he dont use money. His super cammo powers are enough! Quote Link to post
Guest ooty Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 (edited) All you Plummerphiles had better watch out at your anual prance round at the Midland..........rumour is that Cammoman is comming with his merciless sword of justice to do away with all you showponys.........Keep em peeled!oi knob head,your on the wrong plummer thred,join ours,its for people who like plummers but hate each other,wouldnt sharpen that sword to much though,your gona look funny with it stuck up ypur arselike a proper queen Edited May 24, 2008 by ooty Quote Link to post
Guest WILF Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 Good man...........I like you! Quote Link to post
Guest ooty Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 (edited) smart!! never had afriend before Edited May 24, 2008 by ooty Quote Link to post
Guest WILF Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 Nor have I, just ask around Quote Link to post
dai dogs 1,236 Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 Fireman why take the thought i'm having a go, all i'm saying is that if the big boys cant rid their dogs of faults how on earth do you expect perfection to happen in plummers, it just wont, accept that its a developing breed that carries faults common in every dog breed and thats the first step. The next one is to realise many people can contribute to the future of the breed and indeed if it to have a future need to, as i see it its dead in the water and will continue to be so while we have so many prima donnas, -hence the ptcgb having a restructure the end of the year, it makes sense to me, but anyway thats digressing - btw its tim you are speaking to ,anyway jmi how many litters have you bred? As for accidents dont happen, if not there would never be car crashes, or people getting run over accidents do happen fact!!! accept it, try to avoid them but never say never , life isnt like that there is no such thing as accidents. its called human error . (fact). Quote Link to post
Guest 10/22 Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 call it what you want mate, accidents do happen, all we can do is deal with 'em and move on, not dwell on the what if's , only's or live in the past Quote Link to post
dai dogs 1,236 Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 call it what you want mate, accidents do happen, all we can do is deal with 'em and move on, not dwell on the what if's , only's or live in the past accidents dont happen. what we sould do is try to avoid human error. only { if } was a donky we would all have a ride. Quote Link to post
Guest 10/22 Posted May 24, 2008 Report Share Posted May 24, 2008 Of course you try to avoid them, that obvious and goes without saying Quote Link to post
Guest oldskool Posted May 25, 2008 Report Share Posted May 25, 2008 im experienced enough to realise that the dog in the picture is only of limited to use in large setts, and that dog would struggle to get and work its quarry in varying situations in the british isles, to the people who can see faults in the breed the breed will be improved and have a great future if it was left to an idiot like you it wouldnt not meaning to butt in an defend plummers or take sides but in true fairness, that comment could go towards any breed of terrier... i've had a few over large patts and a few under sized ones too Quote Link to post
Moorman 1 1,323 Posted May 25, 2008 Report Share Posted May 25, 2008 (edited) I have seen several decent Plummers work to ground.Excellent noses and stick to the task until the job is done.Bill Mossman used to be a hunt terrierman and his main terriers were Plummers.If from the right lines as good as anything else.It amazes me how some people can look at a picture of a dog and slate it as a worker.It just shows their lack of experience.Many times I have seen the most hideous looking terriers out perform the stunners on the day. im experienced enough to realise that the dog in the picture is only of limited to use in large setts, and that dog would struggle to get and work its quarry in varying situations in the british isles, to the people who can see faults in the breed the breed will be improved and have a great future if it was left to an idiot like you it wouldnt The older Plummer lines were of a much better size for earthwork.I prefer a smaller type of terrier as a larger type of dog in my area is of very limited use.But as oldskool says this can be said of all breeds.There are a lot of coloured terriers around that are very limited to their use.Having said that I have seen some larger dogs succeed where smaller dogs have failed but it all depends on the situation at the time.I can see the faults in the breed.A lot of welknown strains of terrier from back in the 70's and 's have for some reason got bigger and bigger and in my opinion are now too big to be of regular use.To call me an idiot after reading one post is a very foolish statement.I have seen many Plummers work to ground,how many have you?I can see a great many faults in the breed.A lot of the Plummers that I have seen in the last few years have been too big for regular work.I also think that the recent infusion of Bull into the breed will do nothing to help matters. Edited May 25, 2008 by Moorman 1 Quote Link to post
Big bald beautiful 1,231 Posted May 25, 2008 Report Share Posted May 25, 2008 show and pet homes bred and the working lads were put on the back burner. breeding from non worker to non worker because the dog looks ok or it was a breed plan. Quote Link to post
Guest 10/22 Posted May 25, 2008 Report Share Posted May 25, 2008 I have seen several decent Plummers work to ground.Excellent noses and stick to the task until the job is done.Bill Mossman used to be a hunt terrierman and his main terriers were Plummers.If from the right lines as good as anything else.It amazes me how some people can look at a picture of a dog and slate it as a worker.It just shows their lack of experience.Many times I have seen the most hideous looking terriers out perform the stunners on the day. im experienced enough to realise that the dog in the picture is only of limited to use in large setts, and that dog would struggle to get and work its quarry in varying situations in the british isles, to the people who can see faults in the breed the breed will be improved and have a great future if it was left to an idiot like you it wouldnt The older Plummer lines were of a much better size for earthwork.I prefer a smaller type of terrier as a larger type or dog in my area is of very limited use.But as oldskool says this can be said of all breeds.There are a lot of colourd terriers around that are very limited to their use.Having said that I have seen some larger dogs succeed where smaller dogs have failed but it all depends on the situation at the time.I can see the faults in the breed.A lot of welknown strains of terrier from back in the 70's and 's have for some reason got bigger and bigger and in my opinion are now too big to be of regular use.To call me an idiot after reading one post is a very foolish statement.I have seen many Plummers work to ground,how many have you?I can see a great many faults in the breed.A lot of the Plummers that I have seen in the last few years have been too big for regular work.I also think that the recent infusion of Bull into the breed will do nothing to help matters. Its ok thinking the bull blood did no good you have to see the results really both in the flesh and out in the field to make any kind of valid judgement dont you think? Well fireman? enlighten us as to what you have bred then and what results you had, you do plenty spouting about whats right or wrong , surely this comes from experience both of breeding and within the Plummer terriers you keep - doesnt it ? Quote Link to post
Big bald beautiful 1,231 Posted May 25, 2008 Report Share Posted May 25, 2008 before you start spouting remember you and your woman have done more damage in alianating working plummer terriers then brain plummer did. the breed is f****d, look at the latest shows( it was always your window, to people to see the breed). the dogs there are substandard, ok one or two are ok, but the breeds going backwards. i will admit its not just your problem, people are breeding for money still or because pups sell easly. looking for a strong WORKING stud dog to use over a bitch is a joke, most are tiny, weedy and couldnt push a fox hard. you have bred stuff that has got the size down but ive seen several that at 11" and built like fat rats are just too weak to dig too. so wanted 13"+ strong stud dog that works fox........... Quote Link to post
Guest 10/22 Posted May 25, 2008 Report Share Posted May 25, 2008 Oh dear jamie, you just dont move on, draw a line underneat it all for once. Just to give you a note, i have here a todd /jake bitch which was passed on to us as she was suposedly too hard , shes a lovely bitch, probably one of the softest we have and definatley one of the worst workers on the yard- yes we tried her!, if it wasnt for her blood she would be well gone just like her sire, dam and grandsire - just telling it as it is, she is a show bitch nothing more. Quote Link to post
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