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Daniele Santoni

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About Daniele Santoni

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  • Birthday 19/11/1973

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  1. Daniele Santoni
    Nice dog!
  2. Daniele Santoni
    http://ikcinfo.wix.com/oldtimestaff#!home/mainPage
  3. Daniele Santoni
    Hello just now I saw the post. This is my kennel and together with a friend of mine we breed this line of "Old Time Staffordshire". The genetic basis of our dogs are from melmars staffordshire plus an addition of ADBA blood of small size (15 kg). Best regards Daniele
  4. Daniele Santoni
    http://www.bulldogkennel.it.gg/Stormer-II-of-Bulldog-h-s-Kennel-.htm Hello friends, this is one of our dogs, 15 months and ready for the first hunting test ...
  5. Daniele Santoni
    nice puppies! www.bulldogkennel.it.gg
  6. Daniele Santoni
    nices dogs!!! www.bulldogkennel.it.gg
  7. Daniele Santoni
    Nice staffs! www.bulldogkennel.it.gg
  8. Daniele Santoni
    Thank you all for your comments and photos of your beautiful dogs! Unfortunately I have no pictures of his parents, but as soon as I can see is ​​breeder I try to do it. Bless
  9. Daniele Santoni
    Nice Plummer terrier!
  10. Daniele Santoni
    Cirneco dell'Etna, female 7 months. If good hunter I will use to make Lurchers.
  11. Daniele Santoni
    Bull/Russell 7 months female.
  12. Daniele Santoni
    Excellent discussion. I think it should be a distinction between a poor day performance (always possible in the career of a dog) from stop the action while the dog work. Many Terriers stop hunting if find a competitor that severely punishes them or that they can not "dominate" psychologically. Then resume their work next time if encounter an animal that can work more easily... For me, these dogs are second-rate workers and not suitable for breeding. A game worker can, for a thousand reasons, have a bad day but NEVER go away from his enemy. Bless
  13. Daniele Santoni
    Thanks!!! Very nice dogs!
  14. Daniele Santoni
    Hello friends, the dog was not old, but he was about 4 years old. No one ever put to "sleep" an older worker because it is normal for a dog, getting older, becomes less strong in the work. Yes, the dog stopped is work after several accidently encounters with porcupines. P.S. I apologize if I can not explain well, but English is not my language! Best regards
  15. Daniele Santoni
    Hello, a proven worker is judged at the end of his career. I have personally seen a dog with 110 hunts (fox, porcupine and badger) stop its "action" and demonstrating that is are not a game dog. The breeder have put to "sleep" this dog including puppies that this dog had already generated... For me a dog is 100% reliable and game only at the end of his working life. Best Regards
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