Chancer 23 Posted March 5, 2010 Author Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 (edited) I PERSONALLY AM THE OWNER OF 7 TERRIERS AND THERE IS NOT 1 THE SAME FOR EXAMPLE 4 OF MY DOGS I COULDNT ENTER INTO A ROCK WORKING WARE AS THE OTHER 3 I COULD TRUST AND KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT IN THESE SITUATIONS. THIS IS A GOOD TOPIC AND GOOD POINTS BEEN PUT ACROSS, THE DOGS I USE FOR ROCK PILES AINT THE BEST EARTH DOGS BUT DO A JOB, WARE AS THEY ARE DYNAMITE WORKING FOX IN ROCKS,, SO WHAT DOG DO I BREED FROM (WORK ABILITY)? AS THE SAYING GOES ITS HORSES FOR COURSES. YIS CHANCER Edited March 5, 2010 by Chancer Quote Link to post
trisha 1 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 (edited) I think because a dog/bitch works like a demon doesnt mean any pups will automatically make the grade as well,its the genes that determine how a dog will turn out not the work of the parents. Ill explain what i mean, If you bred a very good terrier bitch/dog and sold one pup to a non working home,because that dog will never work does it mean you couldnt breed it and produce a worker? course you could,it carries the genes of good workers. This bullshit about testing dogs to the limit only comes into play when very gifted knowledgeble blokes decide to create a line and cull anything that doesnt make the grade and thoroughly test every thing that goes into them,theres less of these people about than you think,especially these days,most of us just work and breed dogs created by someone else,when it comes to breeding most people are just playing at it. Daft question. i see what you meen by it runs in the genes mate 100% true i had a terrier of a non working bitch and sire but the grand sire and grand dams lines go back a long way in the working world,and that turned out to be a cracker started bushing at 4 months old just did it of its own acord, its down to genes in most cases imo not what the parents have done but i suppose it does give you more sucurity.if you want to breed for specific trates which any genuine dog man does then thats were proven worker to worker comes into play imo atb Edited March 5, 2010 by trisha Quote Link to post
dev 226 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 i dont think there is a right answer really, its all about judgement and risk. i have bred from a young bitche and do not regret it.i dug her sire and dam many many times so i knew what was in her, she started well and had a good few decent results before i bred from her. i took a chance and used her sire on her and now i am digging 2 of her pups. she herself has turned out to be a very steady reliable bitch.so as i said its all about judgement I MYSELF DONT THINK THERE IS COMPLETE ANSWER EITHER, ITS A CHANCE YOU TAKE, STILL I WOULDNT BREED OFF A YOUNG TERRIER THOUGH THAT IS UNDER 2 YEARS OLD, SOME GOOD POINTS ON THE TOPIC WOULD LIKE TO READ MORE YIS CHANCER under 2, just over 2,whats the difference, 2yr 3 yr olds are still young dogs,as i said its about judgement,and comman sense.if you need a litter and cant source a decent pup else where sometimes its worth taking the chance Quote Link to post
Waz 4,252 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 Aask 10 people and you will get 10 different answers possibly. & none of the wrong or right! Personally, I think you need to think about what you are digging where you are digging & what you are using. Youve got to take am educated gamble in my opinion. This one was a gamble 1 Quote Link to post
ferret13 8 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 Aask 10 people and you will get 10 different answers possibly. & none of the wrong or right! Personally, I think you need to think about what you are digging where you are digging & what you are using. Youve got to take am educated gamble in my opinion. This one was a gamble did the gamble pay of or still to young ? Quote Link to post
Terrie 12 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 regardless is it payed off or not what he says is right enough!! Quote Link to post
the_stig 6,614 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 imo its all about knowing when and how i would`nt use a bitch under 2 .. i`ll throw a few question in the hat does a dog have to have a 100 plus digs for you to know if its made of the right stuff ? does a dog or bitch have to prove itself for you to use it or would you breed from from an unproven thats from a long line of workers ? .. how many of you would trust yourselfs to get it right ? Quote Link to post
the_stig 6,614 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 i dont think there is a right answer really, its all about judgement and risk. i have bred from a young bitche and do not regret it.i dug her sire and dam many many times so i knew what was in her, she started well and had a good few decent results before i bred from her. i took a chance and used her sire on her and now i am digging 2 of her pups. she herself has turned out to be a very steady reliable bitch.so as i said its all about judgement I MYSELF DONT THINK THERE IS COMPLETE ANSWER EITHER, ITS A CHANCE YOU TAKE, STILL I WOULDNT BREED OFF A YOUNG TERRIER THOUGH THAT IS UNDER 2 YEARS OLD, SOME GOOD POINTS ON THE TOPIC WOULD LIKE TO READ MORE YIS CHANCER under 2, just over 2,whats the difference, 2yr 3 yr olds are still young dogs,as i said its about judgement,and comman sense.if you need a litter and cant source a decent pup else where sometimes its worth taking the chance 2 big words in there dev judgement and commen sense a little bit of knowledge and a little bit of risk 2 more for you .. Quote Link to post
brog 670 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 imo its all about knowing when and how i would`nt use a bitch under 2 .. i`ll throw a few question in the hat does a dog have to have a 100 plus digs for you to know if its made of the right stuff ? does a dog or bitch have to prove itself for you to use it or would you breed from from an unproven thats from a long line of workers ? .. how many of you would trust yourselfs to get it right ? if i had a choice to use a well worked dog and a dog bred from workers that was untried i would use the well worked dog Quote Link to post
hue jeers 6 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 The only person you have to satisfy is the people receiving the pups, if they are the people they should be, they will know the breeding and be happy to accept them, not pay for them and also be trusted to do the right thing with the pup's. If both parents have impressed enough then nothing else will come into question. On another note, do you think Pele is still throwing a decent strain of black 'un at his age ? Quote Link to post
dev 226 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 i dont think there is a right answer really, its all about judgement and risk. i have bred from a young bitche and do not regret it.i dug her sire and dam many many times so i knew what was in her, she started well and had a good few decent results before i bred from her. i took a chance and used her sire on her and now i am digging 2 of her pups. she herself has turned out to be a very steady reliable bitch.so as i said its all about judgement I MYSELF DONT THINK THERE IS COMPLETE ANSWER EITHER, ITS A CHANCE YOU TAKE, STILL I WOULDNT BREED OFF A YOUNG TERRIER THOUGH THAT IS UNDER 2 YEARS OLD, SOME GOOD POINTS ON THE TOPIC WOULD LIKE TO READ MORE YIS CHANCER under 2, just over 2,whats the difference, 2yr 3 yr olds are still young dogs,as i said its about judgement,and comman sense.if you need a litter and cant source a decent pup else where sometimes its worth taking the chance 2 big words in there dev judgement and commen sense a little bit of knowledge and a little bit of risk 2 more for you .. yes stig totally agree with you, Quote Link to post
the_stig 6,614 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 The only person you have to satisfy is the people receiving the pups, and yourself Quote Link to post
Relentless 12 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 imo i wouldnt breed off any dog that wernt tryed and tested to my standards genetic does helps a little. personally i would not breed of a fireside dog that had seen nothing even if it had the best blood line of a terrier, its a no no for me good thread good reading Quote Link to post
Relentless 12 Posted March 5, 2010 Report Share Posted March 5, 2010 I PERSONALLY AM THE OWNER OF 7 TERRIERS AND THERE IS NOT 1 THE SAME FOR EXAMPLE 4 OF MY DOGS I COULDNT ENTER INTO A ROCK WORKING WARE AS THE OTHER 3 I COULD TRUST AND KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT IN THESE SITUATIONS. THIS IS A GOOD TOPIC AND GOOD POINTS BEEN PUT ACROSS, THE DOGS I USE FOR ROCK PILES AINT THE BEST EARTH DOGS BUT DO A JOB, WARE AS THEY ARE DYNAMITE WORKING FOX IN ROCKS,, SO WHAT DOG DO I BREED FROM (WORK ABILITY)? AS THE SAYING GOES ITS HORSES FOR COURSES. YIS CHANCER good point mate Quote Link to post
yorkshire 151 Posted March 6, 2010 Report Share Posted March 6, 2010 (edited) ive got a 2 year old dog and ide use him in a second. ive got no problems with people that wait thats there choice it cant be a bad thing. 1 of the dogs i own came from a young sire a very good dog but was dead by the age of 4 if he wasnt bred young i wouldnt have the dogs ive got . Edited March 8, 2010 by yorkshire Quote Link to post
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