working wheaten lines

[dublin dezzy 1,023]

weatons cant be trusted around small children never mind live stock

would pull you down the street to get at an other dog,in the field no problems,know there job,at home with the kids 100% trust,never had any problem,top versatile dog to own

[BOLIO1 1,078]

I know for a fact that one of the very top wheaten men in the North had to p.t.s. a very game Wheaten that tried to eat his grandchild. Thank heavens for safe chains......

[Tesco 28]

Mine love kids...but couldnt eat a whole 1...

[jimmys shop 182]

I know for a fact that one of the very top wheaten men in the North had to p.t.s. a very game Wheaten that tried to eat his grandchild. Thank heavens for safe chains......

 

hopefully ,theres guys who will put on photos of their working wheatens and grandkids with these dogs going back

30 years and not a harm done ,

[BOLIO1 1,078]

I'm not condemning the breed for the sins of a few, but some of the older members may remember an incident at a trial many years ago when Flasher Dunphy, R.I.P., walked over to a van beside which a wheaten dog was teathered, and leaning across to slap his hand on the roof of the van, found the dog latched onto his arm pit. Most of these dogs have been kept in pens or on chains and have not been socialised to the extent that they can be trusted among civilised folk. Kept in the home I'm sure would be a different matter however.

[jack lee 137]

to give you a straight answer, there is still quite a few wheatens in the south that are performing well,although you will probably find it hard to get in touch with any wheaten men,unless you have a very good contact that could make a introduction, even then they still might not be interested in new faces,the men from northern ireland would come down and try to buy ,and even they at times found it hard to do so,and they were well respected dogmen,

[BOLIO1 1,078]

to give you a straight answer, there is still quite a few wheatens in the south that are performing well,although you will probably find it hard to get in touch with any wheaten men,unless you have a very good contact that could make a introduction, even then they still might not be interested in new faces,the men from northern ireland would come down and try to buy ,and even they at times found it hard to do so,and they were well respected dogmen,

 

Yes I remember when, in order to run dogs at the trials, each entrant was required to be a member of a club that was affiliated to the Working Terrier Federation of Ireland. Despite the rampant prejudice shown against some Northern clubs, we managed, by dint of a rather classy certificate designed by myself I might add, to get ourselves voted into the Fed and were able to run our dogs. Luckily Peter Gorman, like many of the ordinary working terrier men from the south, wasn't afflicted with the same bigotry and allowed us to buy pups and adults off him. I gave a pure wheaten of Peters breeding to my late friend, Tony Dunphy from Waterford, in the early 's and some of the offspring has come North in later years to consolidate a successful line up here again.

There's more that unites us than what divides us in this dog game.

[delonpara 8]

here is mine a import also ,, from working stock

 

 

nice dog

where this dog come from ? is in irland kennel?

[jimmys shop 182]

here is mine a import also ,, from working stock

 

 

 

 

Looking good for you , Bolio im laughing about Flasher (r.i.p),if it was gonna happen

to anyone it had to be him .

[sounder79 80]

good stories there lads i know a man who just saved one of his kids from a wheaten out in the yard,and this fela knows about dogs and was at the trials in the 60s been there done that,but i tell ya he got the fright of his life.i wouldnt trust any dog with a child never mind a working wheaten.as someone said earlier when there locked up all day on a chain it drives them mad.

[Milwr 33]

Diddycye line

[Guest alcapone]

here is mine a import also ,, from working stock

 

 

nice dog

where this dog come from ? is in irland kennel?

The dog came from a well respected dog man from belfast. "Rebel" is in england now.

Edited March 1, 2011 by alcapone

[tinytiger 840]

Diddycye line

 

 

was there a dash of staff in the diddycye dogs?

[Guest dee mac]

i was given a young wheaten dog by a very decent man and i have too say he s a cracking dog a bit hyper active in kennells but not a bad bone in his body i ve even seen young pups with there noses through the mesh of his kennell door and him licking them like they were lollys believe it or believe it not

[artful212 394]

always like hearing bout the wheatens