Full Bulls

[MissRhianL 70]

Full Bulls, anyone got any opinions on them??

[mike1458 14]

they are good for illegal quarry. But hopefully come next year, They will be good for all legal quarry.

ATB Mike.

[MissRhianL 70]

* Just a quick note, when i say bulls, i mean all sorts of bulls, like staff, english bulls etc )

[mushroom 13,103]

My staff! She isn't a running dog but she will retrieve anything (fur, feather, remote controls ) so my opinion is simply don't knock the dog until it's had a go. Horses for courses and all that.

[hagar 5]

depends on the type i always have kept good atheletic staffords, good nose ,great marking dogs good bushing dogs , good for an all round mooch, but for serious work you best off with a lurcher, jmo

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think tbh this is abit of a daft question for this section

[MissRhianL 70]

think tbh this is abit of a daft question for this section

 

Look but i only asked for peoples opinion on these types of dogs, alot of people are runnin lurchers, and some got pure bulls for bushing etc so its the perfect place to put it, if u havent got an opinion then dun waste ur energy and other peoples time!!

 

How are the staffs skin for bushing?? like wat i mean does it tear easy??

[lilpip1234 62]

i got an irish staff bitch that ive got working cover she's a bit of a nuisance at time but has a good nose and a very strong prey drive.

[Guest dances]

think tbh this is abit of a daft question for this section

 

Look but i only asked for peoples opinion on these types of dogs, alot of people are runnin lurchers, and some got pure bulls for bushing etc so its the perfect place to put it, if u havent got an opinion then dun waste ur energy and other peoples time!!

 

How are the staffs skin for bushing?? like wat i mean does it tear easy??

 

post it on the terrier section as they are bull TERRIERS!

[hagar 5]

I used to do a lot of bushing in heavy cover brambles you name it , had to pull a good few thorns out and apart from that only minor scratches no tears , bull skin is naturally tough , they lack pace for a serious run but over short distance or in cover can be effective ,tho i only mooch for fun and to make excercise more fun for the dogs , or id probably have a small lurcher

[hogdog 61]

My Ingles Bull Terrier, not really a worker yet as he's only twelve months but he does a bit of bushing and picks up the odd rabbit. I will be starting him on the lamp soon as he's only twelve months and I wanted to get his recall spot on before I let him go on the lamp. He obviously never going to be the best lamping dog in the world but I'm sure he can do the job just as well as my brother's English bull...which isn't too bad at all and it keeps them fit.

 

He's got a great nose, bags of prey drive, good endurance and wind and he's tough as old boots. He gets cut up a bit (especially on the legs and nose) but it doesn't bother him at all and he heals up nicely so no real problem.

 

He's 22" and 55lbs

 

Edited December 26, 2009 by hogdog

[James Doyle 59]

i have an old fox digging dvd here its at least 15 year old and they have a huge staffordshire bull terrier :black eye: and by huge i mean big head,legs,body and they use it for drawing the foxes bejaysus its some dog

[woodard 32]

My Ingles Bull Terrier,

nice stamp of a dog you have there bud credit to ya

[tommyt 19]

Nice englishbull mate, now thats the way they should look ,fairplay to you,hope he comes good

[MissRhianL 70]

i have an old fox digging dvd here its at least 15 year old and they have a huge staffordshire bull terrier :black eye: and by huge i mean big head,legs,body and they use it for drawing the foxes bejaysus its some dog

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whats the name of the dvd mate an can u still get it as id like to see it..