KING PUCK
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Everything posted by KING PUCK
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well it did socks ,few lads on here seen it as well,just never took the chance again ( maybe iffy meat, but a couple of years apart who knows)
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Had three lurchers go down for a few days in a bad way after eating frozen tripe ,and a few terriers over the years also with tripe ,so never deliberately fed them frozen food ( tripe anyway)
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pest control hahaha what were you catching the mice running round your kitchenlol
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have to agree !
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be a shame to delete the off topic posts FD as there has been some good ones especially from P3D maybe the mods could split the thread into two ?
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Heard that tarmac was a decent dogindeed he was,hard as the road ?
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totally agree with you ramblers
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this wouldn't be the hounds man that run down the cork dogs for years ?
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Known Jack Russells, "one Eyed Jack " And "the General"
KING PUCK replied to brenner's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
hows he coming along Brenner ? -
Battna sold one recently ........
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what line of terriers do you keep Brian
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very nice stop end
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Christ wedgey your scaring me now lol He did call but we don't know if it's going to be feasible ;D
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can't speak for line wedgey but in the last five or six years we have found that the biggest ratio of pups that turned out worker's have been bitches , so maybe your right King puck are the lad that loaned a dog Up north about two year's agosent you a pm wedgey glad to hear they're doing well wedgey , me own done well this season looking forward to next season. I will get W to contact you if thats alright
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can't speak for line wedgey but in the last five or six years we have found that the biggest ratio of pups that turned out worker's have been bitches , so maybe your right King puck are the lad that loaned a dog Up north about two year's agosent you a pm wedgey
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can't speak for line wedgey but in the last five or six years we have found that the biggest ratio of pups that turned out worker's have been bitches , so maybe your right King puck are the lad that loaned a dog Up north about two year's agosent you a pm wedgey
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You sound like Harry Hill......lolPMSL
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collaring up a six month old terrier and letting it go to ground, my God ! :eek:
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All the big men giving a young lad that loves his sport a hard time ! Shameful
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can't speak for line wedgey but in the last five or six years we have found that the biggest ratio of pups that turned out worker's have been bitches , so maybe your right
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I think yourself and CorkyJohn are confusing open stud and stud fee. Open stud just means letting people breed off a dog. Price doesn't affect the outcome with the pups. Try to stop worrying about other peoples money and just think about terriers. CorkyJohn have you heard of the Cork dogs The General and The Blindman? (dogs from the white Cork line) They were both available for anyone to use ( and free!) Of course loads of shit was bred off them but they also produced the line thats still being bred today. The more those dogs were bred decades ago the more that's available for guys to br
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José Mourinho Rings David Moyes After Man Utd Lose To Everton
KING PUCK replied to christian71's topic in General Talk
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that would be spot on as id say the stanley dog is having an influence on the dogs he s breeding at the moment but i always classed a parks dog as a red broken coated fell type maybe in years to come is will be red smooth dogs but id say the red fell types still out number the smooth ones at the moment i was digging with a lad last week when he pulled a little red bitch out of the terrier box i says that has parks blood in it and when he told me where she came out of i was spot on she s not much to look at but i soon started to like her once we had dug her a fearless lttle tyke with a heart l
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em but he cant fuckn sing an the mologian was getting a hard time lolhe's certainly no Luke Kelly or Ronnie Drew but a great ballad all the same
