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  1. wanker!!! thats a bit harsh, and MAULED!!! hardly,little clip id say just probably bled alot,id say when his face was wiped there was very little there, thats not a nice way to talk to a young lad on a site you tosser!!! your in the wrong sport mate if your so offended by a little bit of blood on a dogs snout!!!!!!
  2. hopefully you get some good replys from experianced breeders on this one pip,im very interested in this topic as i have just bred my bitch to her father and we have alot of pups from him to different bitches that we would like,(if they turn out good enought) in time to mix through each other
  3. the 16 inch dog is not quite spannable,he is an excellent dog tho,and is the dog we are basing our breeding on,the 10 month old doesnt have any gould blood that i know of,he might do well back, he is no big name lines,just worker to worker bred
  4. coco,10 months in the pic now 13 months,i bred him myself and i have a brother of him too
  5. his father is a 16 inch dog,so he prob will finish up the same
  6. yes mate my digging partner bred them,the dog has got big now, he is 15 inch and stong and heavy
  7. they are 9 months now but 7 and 8 months in the pics
  8. nice types,good luck with them
  9. it too hard to say,GREAT is a matter of opinoin,people have different standards,a great dog to someone could be an average dog to someone else. i think for a dog to be great it has to have that something special,a real extra drive to get the job done,a dog that can sort out digs that have gone wrong on other terriers,a dog that if he has already been dug but he is required will dig again EVERY time he is asked,a dog that you can put into the biggest and hardest of places and will stay untill the job is done,even against well schooled quarry,these dogs are GREAT dogs,they are hard to get, and n
  10. i have 7 terriers, they live in kennells on the farm, i let them out to excercise when im feeding and cleaning out the runs,i let them out in twos or three's,for a while each,it works out ok,
  11. dont mean to caues any offence,but a future of rats and rabbits,hardly a working terrier!!!!!!but he looks happy and healthy,and your doing a fine job with him and should have no problems with this kind of SPORT,good luck with him,hes a real nice looking pup
  12. like the wee nuttall,good head on him,nice
  13. yes i agree mate,now the the shows will be more honest, they soon will be called "working type terrier shows" not working terrier shows! and the show men will be there will their curley long tailed show dogs!!!!!!
  14. who rattled your cage?????? only joined and your slagging boys off already,do us all a favour ,if you dont like sitting at your computer ,go and do something else,and leave us to it!!!
  15. nice!!! pure white one there!!!!!!!!! white lakie??? in a parson litter!!! LOL,only messing mate ,real nice pups
  16. nice pups mate i really like the look of the dam ,good look with them
  17. sooty,young bitch i bred,nicehard wee fox bitch
  18. sorry to hear bout that choc dog dev.by all the pics and topics iv seen youv had a good season.nice dogs aswell i like sting hes a good strong looking dog.all the best for next season too mate. cheers mate
  19. yes mate here it is,dug by your black dog in your earlier pic
  20. my pup tess,8 months old now got her first kill,at 3 and 1/2 months,an avarage sized rat,she is a game wee fecker
  21. pats are too hard???? for rats?? how do you work that one out mate?? basicly mate any of the breeds mentioned will do your job,just pick the one you like the best and you will be fine,good luck whatever breed you go for
  22. smashing looking pups there mate,wish you all the best with them, hope they do the job for you
  23. my russell ,sting,and my young patterdale bitch tonic,and my chocolate patterdale bobby who i lost to ground at start of season
  24. cheers for the help dev and i promise i wont mention the rugby!
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