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they are 30 inches wide,and i will be housing terriers in them,not fitted the lights yet,got floresent lights to put up,but the pic was taken at night so thats why it aint that bright,the grides were salvaged from a job my mate was on,they were going to be dumped!!! they are plenty big for terriers
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im building new kennells,im planning a litter this summer so i need more room,here is a few pics,i'll up date as i go along
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for anyone interested in digging foxes on a regular basis,dogs that will go to ground and hunt rabbits are ba**ards!! if your serious about hunting foxes and dont want to waste your time waiting for your terrier to stop pissing about in an earth then keep them well away from rabbits and disscourage them at every oppertunity
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here is a bitch i had untill this summer great bitch at fox,dead now tho.
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this is my box,a friend of my mates made it for us,heavy but brilliant job
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]well you've been very lucky then.....i have seen some belters also...but i've seen just as much shite over the years . p.s has that bull cross got collie in it aswell ?[/size][/font][/b] na mate he is 5/8 bull greyhond but line bred lurcher to lurcher
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na mate any i have seen have slaughtered their foxes
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your a lucky man, ive seen and owned some awfull shite ones!!
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are you talking bull cross lurchers? if so are you mentall???? cant understand this statement!!
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your right paddy, the dog could be a fluke but somehow i just dont think so,hes too good of a dog not to breed from so just going to give it a go,if his pups are half as good as him they would do just fine!!
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to be honest mate seen lots of crap ones,but my mate has one at the minute that is as good a dog that i ever seen go to ground.put him in and dig him out! hes a cracker,problem he bought him in and weve no idea of his breeding
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i know this might piss you off but it looks like you just want to smarten up the look of your workers,but to be honest your working fox terrier is the exception,yes they were bred to work foxes but its not a job they do anymore! yours is one of probably only a few in the world actually working.so its not really the fresh blood your line needs,imho
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there are still some decent men breeding good pups for reasonable prices,£100 to £150 is loads to pay or recieve for a pup,i was even lucky enought last year to have bought a 100% digging dog for £170!!!! proper terrier bought from a genuine lad who doesnt favor a hard dog,what didnt suit him suited me just fine and he even threw in a pup out of the same dog too!! cant say fairer than that!
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i held her back till she was 14 months,she turned into a good single handed worker that could be dug to on a regular basis.not saying she was a world beater but a realiable digging dog all the same
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nice pups mate and i hope they do well for you but why did you breed your bitch to a fox terrier?not mant working fox terriers anywhere,yeah your pups look nice but you probably would have a better chance of producing workers if you put her to a good patterdale dog! its not too hard too find a good worker to breed from.
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same thing happened me witrh one of my bitches a few years ago,she was 7 months aswell,put her away now till shes old enough,and you'll have a wee cracker by the sound of it.good luck with her mate
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same thing happened me witrh one of my bitches a few years ago,she was 7 months aswell,put her away now till shes old enough,and you'll have a wee cracker by the sound of it.good luck with her mate
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my present stock
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smashing pics keeps,great looking terriers,always liked the look of plummers,nice dogs
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nice
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patterdale mate,a nice pup!
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i was thinking the same, tho mk3 reciever wont pick up mk1 collar,but mk1 reciever will pick up mk3 collar
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just a quick question,will a standard mk3 reciever pick up a signal from the long range collar?
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a dog bred like that is going to go to ground on you,and it wont be pretty!! get an irish terrier or a wheaten
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alot of nuttall blood came over here several years ago,and booth and gould stuff too,but no particular strain being bred as such,most of the dogs bred here are of these bloodlines but its ,worker to worker matings,no mater what way they are bred.in fact the two main stud dogs in my area are both of unknown breeding ,but who cares,they are top class workers and are producing game working stock.so we are happy,for now at least!
