Jack1234

She has 2 seasons work done.

Im sure if he done a bit of homework on the bitch he would come up trumps with a suitable stud dog and leave the untried dog until further down the road when its proved itself.Did he mention what age the bitch is and what she has done,not going to read all these posts again,lol.

Ha ha ?? ye didn't hi-Jack it all, brilliant reading. ??

No I'm listening to the advice don't worry I appreciate it ?

So 4 pages of advice and you ignore it all lol.If you do one thing at all mate ,contact the breeder of the bitch for advice .Ignore the dog as at this moment in time he is out of the equation .

Thanks very much for all the feedback. I'm new enough to the digging game so i don't have any other dog of my own to choose from as a sire. As well even though I'm new enough to it I have found out already that there are a lot of men with dogs who if they do you a turn i.e. stud dog, they think you owe them your life and have something over you. I could do without the hassle of dealing with people I don't want to be dealing with. Im not into selling dogs and have no interest in making money from them and any pups that would be had would be between me and my 2 good hunting friends and if they w

Thanks very much for the feedback. The bitch has 2 seasons behind her and she is as hard as nails, maybe too hard which is what I am kind of afraid of for her own sake. I'm relatively new to digging and don't have any other dog of my own to choose as a sire. I was just thinking of how it might be worth a try because it would be my own breeding. I wouldn't be selling any pups they would between me and my 2 hunting friends I have no interest in making money from dogs. And I know I could try to get a stud dog but even though I'm new enough to the game I have seen that there aren't many in it that

It's nothing to do with money just I own the dog and bitch and would like to start something of my own. It's the only dog I have but I know where it came from and all good stuff. I know ideally i should wait but the bitch will be working next season and if anything happens her then I will have nothing off of her.

What are people's opinions on breeding a young dog with little or no work done. I have a working terrier bitch and want to breed her soon. Have a young dog with nothing done but came from a line of good stuff. Would it be worth a chance trying him with the proven bitch?

What are people's opinions on breeding a terrier that has little or no work done. Have a working bitch want to breed her soon and have a young dog from proven lines but no work done yet. If I know the breeding is good in the dog is it worth a chance?