Jump to content

david2363

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Content Count

    1,254

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by david2363

  1. david2363
    Welcome mate
  2. david2363
    Grat pics lads - is that out Southport way?
  3. david2363
    Mat John Holden hasn't worked a terrier in years, so the point of using one of his dogs would be what? Nice pic of the Beddy ragging Brock with a bullet hole between his eyes.
  4. david2363
    We have Badger setts here to Mat. It's illegal to work Badger with dogs over here. But if you are doing it with those show bred fluffy Bedlingtons, fair play to you. But I'm not so sure.
  5. david2363
    Very good Mat, Your Bedlingtons seem to shed the muck and slime of being underground far better than mine.
  6. david2363
    Don't ever let her period stop you. Remember the old saying ....If you're snookered on the pink... ....Go for the brown.
  7. david2363
    But he is 1000 times better and more likely to win a grand slam that Tim Henman.
  8. david2363
    How bred? How much please?
  9. david2363
    Hope the little fella finds a worthy home. He could be very handy in the right hands. Dawn B - Do you have a proven track record in breeding working dogs?
  10. david2363
    These are the property of Stuart Staley from Stoke.
  11. david2363
    No denying it, Tom looks a cracker. But has he ever caught 23 rabbits in 4 hours?.........................
  12. david2363
    23 rabbits in in 4 hours, with two terriers? If that is true, then my friend, you are probably right, you HAVE the best bushing terriers in Britain....make that the World.
  13. david2363
    All this bushing talk intrigues me, a relatively new term I think. I can't remember lads 20 years ago talking proudly of their bushing terriers. Bushing used to be something that was done in the summer months, for a bit of fun, and to keep the dogs occupied and fit. Now some lads are specialist bushers and talk about their bushing prowess without a hint of embarrassment or even irony. Most types of dogs can be trained to hunt through cover, I've seen Heinz 57 mongrels who could give a field trial Spaniel a run for it's money. The working Bedlington is (in my view) on the verge of ruinat
  14. david2363
  15. david2363
    mild turkey curry, fancied something 'otter.... Mint!
  16. david2363
    Whats up SJ, Turkey finished already?
  17. david2363
    When Lakelands are being advertised as "parents won this show or that" and nothing about how the parents or previous generations work. I think most people will give them a miss.
  18. david2363
    £150 in 1986, I would say £500 in todays money, an awful lot for a Bedlington Terrier. SJ's question stems from a similar post raging on the working Bedlington forum. It'll be interesting to see the pattern of responses now its been thrown open to a wider audience. ps If you know where to look, you can get a good Bedlington pup from working parents for not much more than the same £150.
  19. david2363
    A mate of mine got a couple of dogs from the man 25 years ago, typey good looking Black and tans, turned into great workers. I remember going down with him to pick them up, was it Egremont or Lamplugh way? Cyril was a nice fella and gave us youngsters plenty of encouragement at the time.
  20. david2363
    Spot on, my kind of lurcher.
  21. david2363
    Lawrence & Keith, do you have an active life ahead planned for your new Beddy pups? Best of luck with them anyway lads.
  22. david2363
    Looked a handy bitch.
  23. david2363
    Welcome Nick.
  24. david2363

    preston

    david2363 replied to karl_20's topic in General Talk

    Just got in, been sniffin around up the Ribble - from the bullnose at the docks, right up past the landfill and well on the way to Lytham. Plenty of bunnies in and out of the cover, and the Beddy knocked a really manky looking fox (mange) out of the reeds by the river, but he dissapeared into thin air.
  25. david2363
    Most are bred from Whippet mothers Ian.
×
×
  • Create New...