working wheaten lines

[THE GENERAL 1,982]

 

 

 

I shared this link before, I'm not one to argue with it.

Here is a list of many of the Irish Wheaten Terriers from the past with their sire and dam, if known. This list is intended to help provide information. The information below is not the complete list of all Irish Wheaten Terriers. The accuracy of this list is not guaranteed, but rather offered as a guide.http://irishwheaten.com/?p=101

Tried looking for Peter Sinead on that list very funny its not mentioned

Was Peter Sinead bred by Mr Gorman

I don't come on here very often anymore as this board is full of absolute clowns but that's another story, I logged on to check my inbox this morning and seen this. To answer your question Waz. The dog was bred in Shankill, Lurgan Co. Armagh. Both his dam and sire where owned by men in that town, so he couldn't have been bred by Mr Gorman in Dundalk.

[kirstysdad 827]

Was just outside lurgan last weekend and seen 3wheatens penned up at one man's place haven't seen any for ages then 3 come along together the English lads that were over with me had never seen them before and we're impressed

[Lusitano 294]

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Edited July 27, 2019 by Lusitano

[Miga 106]

 

 

 

 

I shared this link before, I'm not one to argue with it.

Here is a list of many of the Irish Wheaten Terriers from the past with their sire and dam, if known. This list is intended to help provide information. The information below is not the complete list of all Irish Wheaten Terriers. The accuracy of this list is not guaranteed, but rather offered as a guide.http://irishwheaten.com/?p=101

Tried looking for Peter Sinead on that list very funny its not mentioned

Was Peter Sinead bred by Mr Gorman

I don't come on here very often anymore as this board is full of absolute clowns but that's another story, I logged on to check my inbox this morning and seen this. To answer your question Waz. The dog was bred in Shankill, Lurgan Co. Armagh. Both his dam and sire where owned by men in that town, so he couldn't have been bred by Mr Gorman in Dundalk.

Did gorman ever claim to breed the dog? Edited July 19, 2017 by Miga

[THE GENERAL 1,982]

 

 

 

 

 

I shared this link before, I'm not one to argue with it.

Here is a list of many of the Irish Wheaten Terriers from the past with their sire and dam, if known. This list is intended to help provide information. The information below is not the complete list of all Irish Wheaten Terriers. The accuracy of this list is not guaranteed, but rather offered as a guide.http://irishwheaten.com/?p=101

Tried looking for Peter Sinead on that list very funny its not mentioned

Was Peter Sinead bred by Mr Gorman

I don't come on here very often anymore as this board is full of absolute clowns but that's another story, I logged on to check my inbox this morning and seen this. To answer your question Waz. The dog was bred in Shankill, Lurgan Co. Armagh. Both his dam and sire where owned by men in that town, so he couldn't have been bred by Mr Gorman in Dundalk.

Did gorman ever claim to breed the dog?

Not that I know off.

[Po.k 34]

My young bitch, only 3 months old...

Looks a nice cross wats in her ?

[Lusitano 294]

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Edited July 27, 2019 by Lusitano

[leegreen 2,153]

Was just outside lurgan last weekend and seen 3wheatens penned up at one man's place haven't seen any for ages then 3 come along together the English lads that were over with me had never seen them before and we're impressed

 

Was that where my bitch came from?

[tinytiger 826]

 

 

Was just outside lurgan last weekend and seen 3wheatens penned up at one man's place haven't seen any for ages then 3 come along together the English lads that were over with me had never seen them before and we're impressed

Was that where my bitch came from?

was the breed of them originally from the north or all over the country?

[kirstysdad 827]

Yes lee that's were winnie came from tiny mostly northern Ireland bred but Gorman stuff in there from years ago

[tinytiger 826]

Whose was the pre-fix hacketstown? Some of the early glen of imaals carried the same(hacketstown wouldnt be far from the glen of imaal either)

[Lusitano 294]

The wheaten originally came from the south...

[danny300 2,240]

Dog that was gave to me

That is off a very old working line in

Co. Down

Is that dog out of the last ones to come from PM

[danny300 2,240]

Lovely looking dogs Trap, you don't have to look at them twice to know they're bred from the right stuff. They are Irish working Wheaten terriers. They don't change with time when the blood is kept tight. Credit to the men that own them, I seen that programme on TG4 last week and the Wheatens were not in the same league looks wise, compared to the type I've seen work. Them dogs in the pics look the same as the dogs 50/60 years ago.

Seen a couple of decent wheatens at a show a couple of weeks ago

[Bryan 1,362]

 

Dog that was gave to me

That is off a very old working line in

Co. Down

 

Is that dog out of the last ones to come from PM

The most impressed I've ever been by terriers was on PM's yard way back. B