robo-christ 40 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 if you wont accept responsibility for your dog is it any wonder when legislation comes in banning them? Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 if you wont accept responsibility for your dog is it any wonder when legislation comes in banning them? i did hence the reason he's not allowed near livestock anymore? so your dogs never chase anything they shouldn't? Quote Link to post
robo-christ 40 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 no,never. my lurchers are well trained and stock broken and my stafford (pretty much un-trained and animal aggressive) never gets off his lead. sometimes he goes on a lunge lead, but i always keep physical control over him because im responsible for him and partly for his breed. im not trying to have a go just learn from your mistakes and have an air-tight system which makes it impossible for your dog's to cause damage to peoples pet's livestock and his own breed. Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 fair enough mate, my dogs not allowed near livestock anymore but if people are going to leave my gate open when he's loose in the yard theres not much i can do about that. Quote Link to post
robo-christ 40 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 in reality mate if there was something on the other side he wanted he could probably jump it anyway, a chainspot is the way forward. my dog literally spends his entire life under control,his lead clips onto the D ring before the chain comes off,thats what i mean when i say air-tight don't give him even the slightest chance to do damage to his breed. Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 in reality mate if there was something on the other side he wanted he could probably jump it anyway, a chainspot is the way forward. my dog literally spends his entire life under control,his lead clips onto the D ring before the chain comes off,thats what i mean when i say air-tight don't give him even the slightest chance to do damage to his breed. will look into the chaining idea. Quote Link to post
staffs riffraff 1,068 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 this is a wild boar hunting EBT, one of the best dogs at this kind of hunting. prey drive, mouth and alot of air despite what we all thought. also great natural producer, need nothing for whelp pups or raise them. not very keen to be a pet dog, a working dog! is that a full EBT mate ? an av you got any more picks ? no a full ebt a PROPER one by the looks of it Quote Link to post
staffs riffraff 1,068 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 I love the crazy ebt egg heads, they're all nuts I swear lol!! Here's my Bulldog, only 11 months old so only seen a bit but has plenty of prey/mouth/wind.. He lives to destroy and destruct anything he can fit in his big gob. very nice mate like him alot Quote Link to post
thorne43 1 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 heres my american bulldog. hes just turning two this month. he has a good prey drive but thats not his job hes our guard dog. but i will say hes never out the house off the lead. hes not over the top aggressive towards people hes just protective of the family home. atb Quote Link to post
heshimus 1 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 this is a wild boar hunting EBT, one of the best dogs at this kind of hunting. prey drive, mouth and alot of air despite what we all thought. also great natural producer, need nothing for whelp pups or raise them. not very keen to be a pet dog, a working dog! is that a full EBT mate ? an av you got any more picks ? no a full ebt a PROPER one by the looks of it sorry mate but why "no a full ebt" on your mind? why is that,because she works? or because she crosses, whelps and raises pups? i've become a curious on things said on this forum, so explain me why your comment. Quote Link to post
robo-christ 40 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 will look into the chaining idea. if he's an indoor dog thats fine,just keep him confined to 1 or 2 rooms. make sure the doors shut before you answer the front door etc you'd need to find out for yourself what works and what doesnt. Quote Link to post
ferrettom 0 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 hi guys and girls loving this thred, i have been breeding staffordshire bulterriers now for a few years and have done quite well in the show ring. i have now given up the shows and wanted to work my s.b.t male he is 17 1/2 inches to whithers and weighes 50ld would he be any good he is very lively and seems to learn quite fast, the problem is i think he may destroy the rabbit before i can get to him lol, how can i get him to calm down abit, is he to old to teach anything new as he is now 4 any replys welcome, hear he is my boy "ron" cheer FERRETTOM Quote Link to post
staffs riffraff 1,068 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 this is a wild boar hunting EBT, one of the best dogs at this kind of hunting. prey drive, mouth and alot of air despite what we all thought. also great natural producer, need nothing for whelp pups or raise them. not very keen to be a pet dog, a working dog! is that a full EBT mate ? an av you got any more picks ? no a full ebt a PROPER one by the looks of it sorry mate but why "no a full ebt" on your mind? why is that,because she works? or because she crosses, whelps and raises pups? i've become a curious on things said on this forum, so explain me why your comment. it was meant to say not a full one but a proper one as in a very good complient mate i love the breed glad some are keeping gooduns working would love one one day but would have to be similar to this Quote Link to post
stormrider8 59 Posted November 8, 2010 Report Share Posted November 8, 2010 this is a wild boar hunting EBT, one of the best dogs at this kind of hunting. prey drive, mouth and alot of air despite what we all thought. also great natural producer, need nothing for whelp pups or raise them. not very keen to be a pet dog, a working dog! Feckin beauty Quote Link to post
long dogs 580 Posted November 9, 2010 Report Share Posted November 9, 2010 right lads who keeps bull breeds and who works them???post pics. will post more pics of mine shortly! hi lads heres my old bitch Quote Link to post
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