smithy blood

[Guest dee mac]

SMIFFY was bigger , same long head though was he mute,

he was 15to16 inches and very strong any foxes he got to he smashed no barking .had some very hard testing digs to this dog week in week out was a bit disappointed when he started to go off as he was still in good shape but with 5 hard years under his belt and his 8th birthday behind him i suppose i cant complain

[Guest blackntan]

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Edited July 17, 2008 by blackntan

[Guest dee mac]

mine was broken but he never got real hairy a bit of a pluck with my fingers tidyed him up in no time he was doo lally at a fox aswell never barked if he could get up against them.

[POSSUM 13]

[Guest blackntan]

smif

Edited July 17, 2008 by blackntan

[downsouth 8,354]

My old bitch is a grandaughter of flint and i was led to believe he was by spartacus.Wehad a couple of really good dogs by spartacus mixed with smithy blood in the early 90s and when stood next to flint could have passed as his littrmates.If flint wasnt by spartacus how was he bred

[Guest redrock68]

Edited July 15, 2008 by redrock68

[lakieman 25]

this is my gould dog which i dug for 5 seasons good grafter he came from wales has smithy blood in him well back tho .8 year old now he s finished up gave him to my mate as he wanted to breed some pups from him.

like the dog dee looks a handy beast

[pbrookes 450]

My old bitch is a grandaughter of flint and i was led to believe he was by spartacus.Wehad a couple of really good dogs by spartacus mixed with smithy blood in the early 90s and when stood next to flint could have passed as his littrmates.If flint wasnt by spartacus how was he bred

 

Pauls dog Flint was by Spartacus. The man was from epsom/leathrhead area and was around in the 90s. i used to dig down there a lot then . i will find out what bitch he was out of.

[Guest gaz100604]

i keep hearing about this dog smitty what makes him so much of a legend? compared to say hundreds of other dogs who were legends in their own rights. can someone enlighten a newbie?

 

cheers

gary

[Guest pip]

He was the no.1 stud of a puppy/parrot peddlar. :oops: As far as the dog i think he did throw high % of workers.

[Guest blackntan]

hes

Edited July 17, 2008 by blackntan

[Guest pip]

Ah well reputations speak for themselves and so do dealers.Am i wrong?Can everyone slag Nuttal for peddling and all the modern day dealers and not say anything about others,just cause you knew them?Most terriermen have a dislike for big money peddlars but don t dare say anything about that certain peddlar whom your animals are decended from.That explains it then,dont do as i do do as i say?

I never new or want to know any of the puppy farmers but i didn t say anything about the dogs,if you reread my post.

[Guest redrock68]

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Edited July 17, 2008 by redrock68

[Guest pip]

hes getting on a bit now sqeak would av loved you to have called him that to his face years back , no wonder digging gets a bad name with urchins like you in the game ah well ,why was smiffy a ledgend probly because it did [bANNED TEXT] it said on the can and , threw a lot of good pups turned out to be gooduns differance was years back you could beleave the people who owned good terriers , these days every one, has a ledgend

 

And B&T while your on your King Ken rant another reason why the dog was so famous was because good lines bred from him can go back no further than Smithy cause it was your pal who you "could believe" that told people he didn t know where he came from.

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