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    dogs fighting

    thorny replied to jambay5's topic in General Talk

    Personally I would never leave them to it, bad advice. Especially if You have some sort of Bull cross, You will end up with a dead dog. I breed Bull Terriers for years and kept seven. 5 bitches I could keep in harmony as we had an alpha female. Our foundation bitch, the rest were all Her prodigy. We also had two dogs that rubbed along together for a while. Our older dog Spike tolerated a pup that we ran on to show for about ten months. Then in the blink of an eye no food or toys or even bitches present. Bang they were at it and it took over ten minutes to get them apart. Both to the vets one
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    We pick up our first ever lurcher next weekend (cant wait) He will be very much an indoor dog, as long as He gets on with our 7 year old Bull terrier bitch. We do have an old Bully male that lives out in kennels from our showing days. He seems to prefur it out there in his nice big heated kennel. If we have him in He drives us mad to go back out again.Plus he just wee`s up everything (not nice) He wont be coming in when our puppy turns up though He aint to keen on other males. So Why do You keep Your dogs out? Do You think it makes for a better working dog? I can only speek from what I know a
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    Cracking pictures, good You put the doe out of her misery I wouldnt think two babies rotting away inside would of been much fun. They look like aliens Justin
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    Interesting post for Me, HI all I am a newbie here. I am picking up My first lurcher pup next weekend so will be in the same boat. For many years I have breed and shown Bull Terriers and am lucky enough to of won many prize`s and have dogs that I have breed all over the world. Perhaps I am looking at this wrong but I will bring My pup along as I would of any one of My puppy Bullys. As soon as He can go out I will just have very short strolls in very busy places. To get Him as social and accepting of as many environments as possible without freaking out. I certainly wouldnt leave Him at home un
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