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  1. Gun dogs and the sale of , not part of the hunting life !! I stand by my earlier comments or are you calling me a liar, Oh and by the way I'm not your mate everybody that posts on this section of the site is a communist.
  2. be here when were all dead-might be renamed european caliphate though(hope im wrong)
  3. Seems to be a real culture of people getting stupid drunk and gobby now-trying to imitate geordie shore or something.im an alco myself but dont bother anyone.
  4. DD That is the question on every terriermens mind when they hear that Mr. Breay and others MAY have added Bull blood. Quoting from "The Fell terrier" there was a well known terrierman who approached Mr. Breay at a show and asked him about Bull blood in his terriers. I believe the answer was there was none. (These men are still alive so the story can be verified regardless of the book source) That terrierman went over and asked because no one had seen that type of dog before in the area. Now most terriermen can see bull influence in a dog, terrier or running dog or even mongrel. It
  5. DogMan85, Unfortunately not everyone sees it that way. It is easy for some to accept that Bull blood was added "a hundred years ago" but not to accept that it was added 30 years ago. It offends some terriermen to believe that "their line" has bull blood in it, even when its plain to see the bull influence in the dogs. So a "Blue Poll" might be acceptable but a Staff or EBT is out of the question. What a load of cobblers. IMHO it is not a bad mark against a working terrier strain if bull blood is evident, if that is what the breeder wants to do. But some guys are afraid to admit it.
  6. I haven't heard of the Chongging dog. There is a Chincha Bulldog mentioned in Dr. Dieter Fleig's Fighting Dog Breeds. They existed in Peru from the period 1100 to 1470 AD, long before Pizarro destroyed the Inca culture in 1533. Fleig uses it as an example of the school of thought that dog types in many places of the world have arisen completely independently of one-another. The Bull and greyhound type maybe more than others.did they peruvians not have chinese bantams as well.theres a very good book about chinese world exploration by a british navy guy called menzies(i think)
  7. Be more pug/bullmastiff/boxer type head id say
  8. Seems to be a lot of anti lamping sentiment in ireland at present-not helped by I.C.C either
  9. Bedlington fanciers tale The blue in a bedlington is genetically a different type than the blue in bull types Isn't the Blue a dilution of Black?Yes it is in almost all breeds. It's more of a slate colour in bedlingtons and isn't the same, geneticallyfrom the poodle influence i wonder?
  10. i heard some pirate brought them in-maybe from the south china seas-i was in cambodia 10 years ago or so-theres these black stray dogs all over the place-they look like a cross between a pit and a dingo.
  11. an extinct kind of pit bull dog from scotland.
  12. . I talked to man few years back about his line dogs and he mentioned he had got stuff of breay bred terriers while on the topic he mentioned the blue poll you have just mentioned it's the only time I'v ever really heard the name mentioned till you said there now a well respected terrier man it was told me that he actually showed me a pic of himself holding to breay terriers in the mid to late 60's he was only a young lad at the time lol.ive a dog the very same as a blue poll-out of that brown bitch..god knows where the colour came from.hes a wicked kunt altogether-can only take him out on my
  13. dont remember meeting him lol
  14. its not even certain with pure bred greyhounds-saw a less than 40 lb dog by hondo black out of a 65lb bitch.
  15. saw a beauty of a saluki in cork about 7 or 8 years ago(saw it out the window of a car)-probably was a show dog
  16. LOL, no I'll leave that one to the history buffs.But, as I said before, I wouldn't be surprised if years ago before transport became so advanced if there were localised fox populations that carried distinctive markings or where taller or longer than foxes 100 miles up the road. Especially when you take natural barriers like the Pennines to slow travel down. I know it was certainly true with hares in parts of Ireland before the coursing clubs started swapping them around. Nearly all the foxes on that site are mans design but in the first section there are several varieties that occur i
  17. think a half sister of yours won corn na feile a few years back(dog and bitch puppies)-a lovely running bitch
  18. Plenty stamina in kingsmill dynamos aswell-good ones off him are like hens teeth-something sort of slow-brained about any i saw by him-when they come good by him they come very good.
  19. Would a welsh or small irish terrier do Neil?
  20. the colonel is a different fella, and there's pups about if your patientFcuk me sideways I never knew that, I've always assumed he was the same bloke and I've had a dog off him 19 year ago. Don't buy the CMW myself, but have read a few articles by the Colonel, similar writer to Plummer if I remember rightly, lot of knowledge on the history of all sorts of breeds. Always remember Hancock writing about using Linden Eland bred coursing greyhounds to produce his lurchers in the early days, wonder if they bother nowadays or if any old greyhound will dothem lines(english waterloo cup breeding)-are m
  21. Book -dawn of the dog by Janice kohler maznik.
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