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smashing looking litter, look to be well fed and cared for, best of luck with the remaining pups hope they go to good working homes atb paddydubkelly
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heartfelt tribute from a caring son, you had great times together, may heaven be always his bed, sympathies to you and your family
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best of luck with sale, delighted to see true working mans price for this breed,good ones are hard to come by,if live in england would be mad interested, and down like a shot,hope the go to true working homes and kept away from rosette hunters. regards paddydubkelly
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wheaton powder puff balls, the working wheaton which there some strains around are as game as any staff or pitbull and some lads breed true working type and i seen a dog call bear work and maybe if bushranger saw this dog he might change his opinon about the breed.kerrys just about good guard dogs and will mind property well but workers no, show yes and breeders no problem charging 600euros a pup which equates to roughly 550 sterling nice money if thats your game and maybe thats all they should be considered for. give me a true working dog, border which are getting harder to find,paterdales,
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good guard dog thats about it, i hav,nt seen a working one in nearly 30 years ans i don,t trust them around small dogs, kids or livestock snappy and cranky b*****ds, better off with a wheaton working type or glen of imal or irish terrier where there might be still a few working strains left and even there hard to find. wheaton best bet, lad lives beside me and his kerry blue keeps trying to kill my border bitch so have to always have blackthorn stick handy.
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good border dogs are hard to get and 700 euros is not big money for the right dog. trial given so the man must be geniune, i have 3/4 border 1/4 red fell bitch and have mated with the burrowmans good border dog. chap with the laois hunt has excellent border dog good in a hole and hes dug to 2 to 3 times a week in the hunting season. i havent seen to many good borders in my 25-30 years hunting and could count on one hand the ones i would have liked in my yard. so dehoff the best of luck with the sale and i hope he goes to to a person whos fond of the breed and admire there working qualities
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R.I.P. THE OLD DOG, LIAM LOOKS LIKE YOU HAVE SOLID WORKERS IN KENNELS REAL LOOKING WORKERS NOT POWDER PUFF POSERS THAT WE SEE TO MANY OFF TODAY IN THE DIGGING GAME, MONEY NOW THE KING NOT HOW IS THERE WORKING ABILITY BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE WITH YOUR HUNTING AND DIGGING PADDYDUBKELLY
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jack russel x paterdale/lakeland pups
paddydubkelly replied to twiggy's topic in Optics and Night Vision
smashing looking pups credit to you how many is dogs and how many is bitches should have no problem selling these pups -
glad to buy good breeding and terrier man is sound dog-man we will meet up soon and can,t wait to bring on this pup and hopefully she will turn out a cracker and she will have lots of time to mature over the next 12 months before we get down to serious work thanks terrier man paddydubkelly
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are dogs sold yet
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nice looking pups what age are they and are they sold yet like the look of the red bitch surprised they have not being sold yet as some serious terriermen down cork way
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had a good springer dog who done a cruciate in leg, spend a fortune trying to get him right but had to give up as he was never the same again, the dog was,nt content to be a pet roared the house down when i went hunting, had to make a tough choice when he started getting narky with other dogs when not allowed to go hunting and finally had to put him to sleep, but every case is different get a second opnion and think it through as 3 grand is a lot of money and would buy a good replacement dog
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paddy i dont now where you got that I visited the greyhound track in ireland from but never been over the water wouldnt mind one day . havent got any photos as yet will try and get some up along whit the parents . sorry i have been should have been more clear the reason i asked did you live near a greyhound track was that if people were interested in buying a pup that people in ireland could get a greyhound couirer to bring over the dogs as if you dropped the pups at a track near y
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any pics of pups, are you near greyhound track and if i remember right i think you visited cork in ireland during the summer and do you intend to visit ireland in the near future thanks paddydub
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THAT CANT BE BAD MIKE . GIVE US A RING are all the pups sold and do you intend repeat mating in the future paddydubkelly
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THAT CANT BE BAD MIKE . GIVE US A RING
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wheatenxgreyhoundx whippet by colliex bullx whippet
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smashing looking pups and are a credit to you, dam and granddam great lookers, you can get a lot of things in ireland for five euros but not a russell and working ones are are rare as hens teeth. dev who does be on this site has good terriers and mat slevin fron caim in county wexford has some good ones as well. 250 pounds is hefty but i seen bigger prices in the buy and sell free trade magazine over here. best of luck with them and have you sold any yet
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paddy was that the realy bully one your talking about? did you catch the breeding, he looked 3/4 bull 1/4 hound the lad from offaly said they were first cross i think, one was 13 months old and 1 was 7 months old and to look at them from afar you would think they cloddy first cross collie types but up near you could see they were bull cross and look fine animals and were a credit to the owner. he said the 13 month dog had taken a couple of foxes late on in the season and was very happy with him. he also had a black lurcher a smashing looking dog deerhound x collie back to bull cross
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good show a lot of red fells and white lakey types with some black dogs showing well also some nice lurchers about a lad from offaly had smashing bull lurcher cross