terriers are like there owners ,English ones tend to be gassy windbags prancing round looking tough until the pressure comes on, over here they go quietly about their buissiness with just a bit of grunting and banging, and the welsh ones are a bit weird and hard to fathom out and have a love of sheep
i don't doubt you have DD heard nothing good about your self & terriers, but how many ns enthusiasts can say that..
I've heard of dozens of young terriers full of promise that got pts because of ego's and people in a rush to get to the finish line. One thing I've learned over the years is that there is no finish line.
I've had and have still got flyers, but the vast majority of these start early but don't seem to put it all together until they're at the end of their second season. The trouble is everyone's heard about the "special" line of terriers, and they think everyone of them should
and how many generations before it stops being his? after all the lads that have them now make all the decisions, who mates who, whats good enough to be kept, etc, and they,ll have different standard and aims?
Its a sheep wormer active ingredient fenbenzonole, in lots of wormers for horses and cattle, also available in a diluted form as a puppy wormer, not sure if it kills tape worm or not??
we had some miner x bramble x tim stuff years ago, was very good, think theres stuff bred this way down your country Chesney, might even be a dog of this line there.
ive done a mother son mating, no physical problems atall, pups only 11 months old but very keen. also the father to the son was related to the bitch aswell so very close.
this is a known problem, my mate bought a coupling and was advised to cut the nibs of by Arran, I'm old fashioned and use chains and swivels all joined together and joined to collar with hammer shut links, nothing to come undone.