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I don't know but just my opinion there will always have been dogs small medium large I guess it's the same now as it was back then you just bred to type if you look at russels there's all different types same as patterdales and stuff really all anyone does is breed to type I guess as soon as there were settlements and people kept stock they started trying to come up with something to kill pests The Black and Tan Terrier, sometimes called "Terrar", was a type of terrier referenced as far back as Tudor times.
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The "first" terrier type dog is a bit of a broad question, as terriers evolved over time and weren't a single, defined breed. However, the origins of modern terriers can be traced back to the now-extinct Old English White Terrier and the Old English Black-and-tan Terrier that were common in England as early as the 1700s.
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Only a fool would assume we all want to learn the same things...who's arguing....I asked were he got the russel maybe your the fool can't see sarcasm...I wasn't crying pal I was just allergic to your opinion good luck
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Mind blowing
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Knowledge ffs I'd say what you know about terriers and digging you could write it on a fleas back with a roller I go out 3 4 days a week when seasons in digging catch a grip of yourself get off whatever high horse your on and read few more books pal learn yourself abit even better get yourself out get a few ferrets killed atb
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We're did he buy it from
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Hopefully she has a couple of nice ones for you good luck
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I thought they were bred for going under the ground ...you learn something new everyday thanks pal
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What's there to discuss if someone uses a terrier for ferreting there going to break it to a ferret it's common sense is it not if you use them for digging its little odds weather they kill a ferret or not....can't see boys keeping a yard of terriers to keep the stoat weasel polecat ferret population under check either
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If your full time lamping striker variable power but I actually like them led ones there brilliant handy no wires or battery for walking from the house I can see spot stuff with them got plenty I like them
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I bred the dog welsh beagle harriers that's a guy just getting service it's same way bred getting a couple of pups back
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Hopefully a get a couple of pups for next year
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See you September get rabbitman out of retirement
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Rabbit hunter will tell you there's not a fox safe on his hill
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Hahaha you tell him he didn't smoke enough last time he was over
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Tell Clayton wee t said hi
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Il find out his name now I can't remember but he is polite well to do sorta fella lol and I don't think he owned any dogs said he was just getting back to it
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There was fella over with us from Newcastle January sound fella done a bit of digging and stuff if you want a day out with hounds or terriers give me a shout
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I'm in ireland but should be collecting pup from lancaster tho so could squeeze this in maybe if time suits
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One man's trash is another man's treasure mate we're is that show
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Chartpolski to me the only place to judge a lurcher is in the field to be honest with you thats for any type of running dog or terrier hound wasn't having a dig at you or what you picked out as you said you can only pick by what you can see...but sometimes these folks bred and keep dogs to spend the summer hunting a bag of dog food and a trophy at a show and bred out of dirt and people wonder why there's so much dirt around the country and yes your right the shows are for a bit of craic and fun over summer and yes I attend one or two but see really for what it is I'd rather a kid win or
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Or anyone else that was looking at you with your wee hammer slapping about lol
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Must of been taking some good acid
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not worth running not that one anyway lol see them dogs go to these game fairs there just ornaments makes me laugh the amount of boys take pictures of lurchers at shows and percent havnt seen a rabbit let alone a hare
