terriers that sound

[burrowman 6]

for work above ground alongside lurchers a strong plummer would be ideal. they bay like a hound on scent. its a strong trait of the breed as is a good nose.

cheers bud was thinking of a plumber allright how about full borders anyone work them above ground.

Hows it goin celt,i've had four full borders all sounded at the right time when close to game in cover.Have hunted with a mates tekel dont get one of these they start soundin on the first hint of scent,scare all game nearby noisy bast--ds. Have seen russells too yappy also. a.t.b. Burrowman

[ferreter.al 22]

i have a 3/4 cocker 1/4 russel, quite when working but then sings like a fat lady when on her quarry,i know where she is and the lurcher is readying itself waiting for a bolt,a must if you ask me

 

 

spit and image of my cocker bitch,could be her in the pic....as for original poster most terriers we use sound,patx russels, russels,lakies,pats majority sound on all quarry,it good because like you say gives lurcher heads up but can sometimes land you in it when you are creeping up back of farm yard and drop on.lol

[mighty celt 995]

for work above ground alongside lurchers a strong plummer would be ideal. they bay like a hound on scent. its a strong trait of the breed as is a good nose.

cheers bud was thinking of a plumber allright how about full borders anyone work them above ground.

Hows it goin celt,i've had four full borders all sounded at the right time when close to game in cover.Have hunted with a mates tekel dont get one of these they start soundin on the first hint of scent,scare all game nearby noisy bast--ds. Have seen russells too yappy also. a.t.b. Burrowman

cheers for that burrowman.

 

thanks for the replys lads.

[watchman 256]

i have a 3/4 cocker 1/4 russel, quite when working but then sings like a fat lady when on her quarry,i know where she is and the lurcher is readying itself waiting for a bolt,a must if you ask me

R YOU GOING 2 BREED FROM HER MATE SHE IS A FINE BITCH IF SO WHAT WOULD YOU PUT OVER HER

i have never bred a litter in my life mate,and never likely to do so in all honesty.

my mate has the litter sister to this bitch and think hes found a small cocker dog to put over her sometime in the future

Edited April 9, 2010 by watchman

[freem 25]

so whats the best terrier you have had 2 sound on rabbit and fox above ground without beagle and sprinnger blood in them.

 

pom/russell x whippet,

 

 

i kid you not

he was an absolute screamer through cover

[taz2010 1,297]

My border/russell yips when on any sent but gives strong sound when on charlie work above and below

[mighty celt 995]

cheers for comments lads i think the new addition will be a plummber if i can find any decent litters off workers.

Edited April 9, 2010 by mighty celt

[sounder79 80]

so whats the best terrier you have had 2 sound on rabbit and fox above ground without beagle and sprinnger blood in them.

 

pom/russell x whippet,

 

 

i kid you not

he was an absolute screamer through cover

i belive ya,them poms would hunt away,we dug out a pom with a half wheaten one day.we had some laugh we thought it was a fox at first,it must have belonged to the farmer.our own dog didnt touch him which was suprising since he was fairly mental.

[samba 534]

most types of terrier will give voice when on quarry

given the work day after day

seen a mates mams pet westie do this job well

but you wont go far wrong with a good working plummer

and there are some out there despite the knockers had some great days

out with plummers bushing through the day and they will sure

let you now whats about

[Cleanspade 3,322]

good luck if you go for a plummer. make sure its bred from workers and you will get a better chance of a good n. my best on top is from the outcross stuff. its like a little hound. not much is missed

[freem 25]

so whats the best terrier you have had 2 sound on rabbit and fox above ground without beagle and sprinnger blood in them.

 

pom/russell x whippet,

 

 

i kid you not

he was an absolute screamer through cover

i belive ya,them poms would hunt away,we dug out a pom with a half wheaten one day.we had some laugh we thought it was a fox at first,it must have belonged to the farmer.our own dog didnt touch him which was suprising since he was fairly mental.

 

The Adare show in Limerick about 13/14 years ago was full pups from every working terrier type crossed with pom,

just a fad at the time i suppose, but they do make a loud brazen little f#cker

[damo 8]

My Bedlington dog sounds like the Hound of the Baskervilles when he's onto something - but only if he has it in sight.

My little black bitch yips when she's on a hot scent, and changes to a more shrill yap when she see it. Her sounding in cover is actually proving to be more of an asset than a hinderence.

HES A REAL NICE BIG STRONG LOOKING DOG,WHAT LINE IS HE FROM.

[manspade 3]

interesting read guys, im lucky in the fact my terriers work with hounds and im able to run them with them so they pick up that speaking thing quiet quickly. Still i think if you have a dog that does it all by its self runnig a pup on with he or she has its advantages and plenty of encouragement when its happening. It doesn't hert to get excited( vocal that is) the dogs feel it through you, so a bit of yippin and hollarin wont go a miss. I really dont think it matters what color the terrier, they all do it if its in them. atb boys happy hunting

[awen 29]

got 2 russels and a pat, the pat has a good voice above ground where as the russels will stay quite and may yap if chasing

[damo 8]

My Bedlington dog sounds like the Hound of the Baskervilles when he's onto something - but only if he has it in sight.

My little black bitch yips when she's on a hot scent, and changes to a more shrill yap when she see it. Her sounding in cover is actually proving to be more of an asset than a hinderence.

ihave a lakeland/russell dog that will follow scent until he sees quarry and then he yaps like mad.