all it is, is i heard off a bloke that had a pup from the same litter also a dog, and he said theyre going to be small. So was just wondering what u lads thought
you wont know til he's finished growing mate, anyone can guess but I've had a litter that were like peas in a pod where they ranged from "23 to "28 both smallest & largest being both dogs so you can never tell.....aslong as he does what you require it shouldn't make a difference
depends on your insurance company hily but as I'm sure you're aware most insurance companies will do anything to avoid paying out. Bigger tyres, MT's or AT's can all be classed as a modifications. More often than not if you drive a 4x4 its best to use a specialist 4x4 company like Adrian Flux, Sureterm or 2gether. Always best to be honest with them
I've never seen a terrier pup that wouldnt rag a brush if encouraged to to so. If its bold & healthy thats a start, if the breedings right Even better.....forget the ragging, its a pup
Not had terriers for a couple of years now since losing my digging permission due to change of keeper. Kept lurchers since then but would love to get back into the terriers as terriers were what my hunting was always based around. I've been offered a farm in the borders from a mate but its not enough to justify getting a terrier. Ideally if anyone could do with a spare pair of hands in northumberland/borders or even durham. Have a 4x4 & would happily do the driving & contribute towards costs etc. Whether its on a farm, shoot or with a pack i'd be grateful. Completely trustworthy, never
If you're insinuating these dogs are digging dogs & post a picture of 2 dogs who look like they haven't seen a thing you're asking for abuse. A working dog will take some stick no matter what, I've seen regular ratting dogs marked up more than thoses 2. I also know keepers who keep yappy things just for bolting & they fit the bill. My mate had a bitch the double of the red one in the pic & she was an out & out bayer that would only mark fox, she lost an eye & was still marked up. Suppose it depends if you work your dogs every week or a few times a year.....good luck with th
I would never start dog off with another present, theres no need & it can affect the dogs retrieving & cause jealousy. I just try to make sure the weathers right to ensure the rabbits are sitting well out from cover. I used to use the same fields for starting pups as there weren't too many rabbits there but the ones that were would always be sitting a long way out from the wood. Last thing you want is a young dog hunting up rabbit after rabbit if its missed the first. Perservere taking the dog out on its on, try & stack the odds in its favour & if I thought I'd need to give a p
I found I had to part with one in the end, turn your back for a minute & they're at it. Not worth the hassle IMO but if you have plenty kennel space try separating. Letting them fight it out is stupid...especially with terriers
You're always gonna get genuine sounding folk who turn out to be backstabbing arseholes who might contribute to you losing acres of permission, had it happen to myself but luckily I got my permission back.....only to lose it 6yrs later to another backstabbing arsehole, thats why I had to give up the terrierwork lost 4500acres
Wish I had the land to hunt a few hounds, I have a supply of butchers waste that is mainly chicken carcasses, skin, lamb bones plus scraps. I could easy feed a pack
Gotta have some collie in it for brains, bull for heart, saluki for stamina, deerhound for coat & a fabricated working pedigree for profitability....oh aye
Probably be the best ever rabbiting dogs ever bred, always guaranteed with mongrel crosses, put me down for a couple aslong as you're not asking more than £200 a pup
Again......the only person who would seriously consider this breeding are idiots & folk out for the money. You're not breeding for yourself so consider yourself another contribution to the peddlars income if you go ahead with this. No sane person would breed to enhance their working line
I don't feed any supplements & dont have any problems with the dogs. Chicken carcasses, skin, lamb ribs, occasionally fish & organs, even in the winter I increase their fat content depending on workload & have never noticed any need for supplements
For a start only a mug would consider using an 18 month old dog, how much work has the dog actually seen? Impressive pups as in what? Size, looks?
Theres some long lines of tested bullx's out there so why use something that is untried/untested that can't produce any better than whats already available? I'm sure if you advertise him at stud in the CMW some idiots will line your pockets.....goodluck