RIP 'Brock'...

[Doglost Co-Ordinator 4]

Real sorry to read this. RIP Brock

[Hunting Lad 50]

I was sad to hear the bad news off you yesterday mate, propper gutted for you. Cant believe he has diesd.

 

Be proud of what he did mate, he was a real class act and will be sourly missed.

 

Just keep your chin up the pup is coming along well hope he does the job for you

 

RIP Brock

 

Speak to you soon

Regards Ben

[Attack Fell Terrier 864]

Thats a real shame, but if he didn't love his graft, he wouldn't of gone to ground in the first place, and you hear it all the time but he did die doing what he loved most. He was a proper soldier of a dog by the sounds of it! and fair play to you for providing the dog a working life that he loved and was bred to do.

 

RIP Brock.

 

PS. How old was he?

[sikastag_1 689]

never a good thing to hear mate sorry for your loss.

[gizmo 1]

sorry for your loss mate but atleast he died doing bwhat he was bread to do rip brock

[dev 227]

rip brock, huge shame, very sorry to hear that .

[fenman1# 724]

sorry to hear that mate, he looked a tool aswell

[Guest darlolad]

ben sorry to hear bout your loss i know how it feels mate R.I.P BROCK cracking little dog he was

[boothy 0]

devostated for you mate

[Clipper 207]

gutted for you r.i.p brock

[slim2009 3]

Out with Butler, Sean1 and Logan off here this morning, had an early start as we has a good distance to travel, this was the last farm Butler had to do pest control on this season so we thought we'd get a couple of digs for the dogs and at the same time get rid of the foxes as the sheep are having young and then give the dogs a rest over the summer. We arrived at the farm at 6.30 and checked all the usual 'bankers', nothing at home in any today which was a surprise, the last spot we checked the dogs wanted in so we collared my 'brock' dog up and away he went, after 20 minutes we got a mark at 3 foot so down we went, the ground was boney but was a nice steady dig, we broke through and the dog moved, after half an hour or so of moving about we got another mark at 3 foot right at the base of an oak? tree, the dog stayed there for a while so we started down, it was hard going from the off, surface roots being replaced by even thicker roots the further down we went, about 1 foot from breaking through everything went very quiet underneath us so we had a check with the box but they were still there, fearing the worst we sped up the pace but as we broke through my fears were realised and the dog was limp, after some clearing about we managed to get him loose and try and resusitate him but it was to no prevail, he was gone, f*****g gutted. I let the lads sort out the stop end where there was two in the pot, one was dead and the other sat behind it...the dog had pushed in so tight he had suffocated himself and the fox, f*****g sick...but the dog died doing what he was bred for and stuck to his guns till the end which is all I could ask...RIP Brock...

A pic of the dog after digging a fox out of a drain earlier in the season...

feel for you mate but like you say he died doing what he did best

[Guest ferret feller]

sounds like a propper working terrier that does mate at least he died doing what he loved

[crazydave 185]

couldnt beleve it when you told me mate he was one game dog you jus have to rember all the fun you had whith him mate rip brock

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

Thats a real shame, but if he didn't love his graft, he wouldn't of gone to ground in the first place, and you hear it all the time but he did die doing what he loved most. He was a proper soldier of a dog by the sounds of it! and fair play to you for providing the dog a working life that he loved and was bred to do.

 

RIP Brock.

 

PS. How old was he?

 

 

3 1/2 mate

[tigerdog2 8]

sorry to hear that mate, lost 2 in last 5 yrs , same way meself, its a nightmare. td junior