SHOW US YOUR PATTERDALES

[Ace Boone coon 648]

3 hours ago, Glyn..... said:

Looks like trouble

[Glyn..... 5,236]

16 hours ago, Barrie said:

Proper job mate

Cheers Barrie , fingers crossed as ways  

[Dig-deep-draw-charlie 2,713]

11 weeks old

[Mooching Celt 659]

1 hour ago, Dig-deep-draw-charlie said:

11 weeks old

Looks nice that, manage to breed any pups yourself this year?

[Dig-deep-draw-charlie 2,713]

4 minutes ago, Mooching Celt said:

Looks nice that, manage to breed any pups yourself this year?

Cheers mates, she’s out of my old dog to a bitch a fella I know, ha son here  some size of pups out of them, but my old bitch never broke,  so never got pups out of her ffs 

[Glyn..... 5,236]

[Ace Boone coon 648]

[Ace Boone coon 648]

3 hours ago, Glyn..... said:

Nice looking pup's! Looks like they came out of a cloning machine! Glyn I notice you post a lot of chocolate dog's. Do you have any black dog's or do you mainly keep chocolate dog's? And how long have you had this line for? The reason I ask is because everytime you post they all look pretty much the same and that alone sometimes is a hard thing to accomplish. Very nice looking litter

[Glyn..... 5,236]

 

6 hours ago, Ace Boone coon said:

Nice looking pup's! Looks like they came out of a cloning machine! Glyn I notice you post a lot of chocolate dog's. Do you have any black dog's or do you mainly keep chocolate dog's? And how long have you had this line for? The reason I ask is because everytime you post they all look pretty much the same and that alone sometimes is a hard thing to accomplish. Very nice looking litter

Cheers 35 year before that  they were line bred to the Breay/Buck line  via Brian Nuttalls Worry , my terriers all had lines back to her l've just bred the best I've had I like the choc color and if all else was equal I bred from a choc stud although I'm interested in a black dog at the moment 

Edited September 3, 2019 by Glyn.....

[dillydog 8,530]

Chocolate to chocolate only gets chocolate pups, Glyn hasn't got a say in it unless he uses a black dog back in the mix.

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

5 hours ago, Glyn..... said:

 

Cheers 35 year before that  they were line bred to the Breay/Buck line  via Brian Nuttalls Worry , my terriers all had lines back to her l've just bred the best I've had I like the choc color and if all else was equal I bred from a choc stud although I'm interested in a black dog at the moment 

So when did the chocolate gene appear Glyn? As I’m guessing all Brians terriers will have been black back then?

[Glyn..... 5,236]

1 hour ago, Rabbit Hunter said:

So when did the chocolate gene appear Glyn? As I’m guessing all Brians terriers will have been black back then?

A couple of generations or 15 years I mated half brother sister both out of my bitch Rags , and a dog from That litter mated back to another daughter of Rags , produced the first two, then my cousin mated two terriers same way bred and produced  4 more from 2 litters , all blacks come from choc blood but you won't read that In  the fell terrier

Edited September 3, 2019 by Glyn.....

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

I always thought the chocs appeared from mating blacks to black and tans? The choc being a dilution of the black and tan?

[Apache... 2,588]

I know that some of Cockers blood  originates back to Breays stuff and  my dogs have a lot of Alan's blood in them and they produce the odd pup with chocolate legs and have been for years, I know it's heavily diluted but the blood must still be there after all this time. I've heard that Breay bred the odd chocolate pup now and again.

[Glyn..... 5,236]

19 minutes ago, Rabbit Hunter said:

I always thought the chocs appeared from mating blacks to black and tans? The choc being a dilution of the black and tan?

much of our knowledge comes from the likes of plummer and the fell terrier ,  plummer wrote most of his stuff on a linear footing backed up or helped along by people  with vested interest for whatever reason and that is how history is written  , other authors fell in line , but i've been obsessed by these dogs for most of my life and have read tons and tons of books for little snippets, plummer was so close at one point but with his self importance mixed with a good helping of asslicking missed it , he was spoon feed a history , but what i call the patterdale type didn't suddenly appear from a mishmash of cross breeds  types , the type had been around for at least a hundred years before that date as smooth liver or as we call them   choc 's   , read plummers accounts of patterdales in his working terrier book , its f***ing sad, 3 years later he knew it all