small staffy

[mushroom 12,883]

One thing my little Mo doesn't entertain... going to ground even when there are terriers down there she will flit from hole to hole but never make the commitment which in all honesty doesn't bother me The little tw@t frankly and we are talking hypothetical here there are terriers for this job and staffs I would imagine would be better at the end of a dig

[lampinglurcher 36]

GTO did they both go to ground?

mushroom how does yours get on above ground?

[GET THEM OUT (.)(.) 39]

GTO did they both go to ground?

mushroom how does yours get on above ground?

 

no, the white bitch seemed keen to go but hit the sharp end and refused hugely lol, , the brindle dog is just used for lamping and at the end of digs

[lampinglurcher 36]

sorry to hear that, she looks like she could have been useful.. was she young?

[reynard 3]

If the man wants to let his staffy have a go, I say let him, too many dogs over the years haven't been given the chance. This is where the hunting instinct is lost, go on lad let the dog have a look at old charlie. If she proves willing, keep trying her and then maybe think of breeding a litter from her.

[Guest stewie]

If the man wants to let his staffy have a go, I say let him, too many dogs over the years haven't been given the chance. This is where the hunting instinct is lost, go on lad let the dog have a look at old charlie. If she proves willing, keep trying her and then maybe think of breeding a litter from her.

[Stabs 3]

she looks like she was finer built than a pure stafford, stabs, do you think this was an advantage for her? ie, not having a huge chest and head

 

Undoubtedly, when it came to going to ground.

 

She'd pass for a Staff in many eyes until you got your hands on her though and then you could tell with the jacket.

 

[lampinglurcher 36]

wish i could have seen her in the flesh stabs.. here's to many more like her

[samstorm 34]

she looks like she was finer built than a pure stafford, stabs, do you think this was an advantage for her? ie, not having a huge chest and head

 

Undoubtedly, when it came to going to ground.

 

She'd pass for a Staff in many eyes until you got your hands on her though and then you could tell with the jacket.

 

I swear that looks like my bitch no joke chek my picture stabs makes me really think about her breeding love them pics of her, and the articles mate keep it up atb bud

[Stabs 3]

How is she bred if you don’t mind me asking Sam? Your bitch looks a little wider and maybe a bit less leg, but it might just be the photo. Nell had a decent length of leg to her, but she was still only 16†so it was deceptive. She wasn’t fast by any means, but she worked well in cover.

 

 

I’ll be getting another bull terrier next year as I’ve been without one for four years now. I’m itching to get out raking around with one again as it’s been far too long.

 

 

[samstorm 34]

Shes exactly like your old bitch mate its like looking at a pic ov my dog, maybe mine is a bit wider in chest but cant really tell, lol i dont know her exact breeding as the breeder fcuked me around with papers but i swear theres patt or summet ther, what do you reckon?? Wherebouts u based stabs???

[Stabs 3]

I can't really say without seeing her in the flesh mate, but if I had to put my house on it, I'd say she was stafford.

 

I'm overseas now mate. Haven't been home for four years.

[dexterknl 1]

Thanks for sharing Stabs, always nice to see pictures of your bitch.

Edited December 21, 2010 by dexterknl

[GET THEM OUT (.)(.) 39]

sorry to hear that, she looks like she could have been useful.. was she young?

 

 

she was a good age to work. i tried her many different ways but she was would only work 1 quarry in one way, was a shame.

[mushroom 12,883]

GTO did they both go to ground?

mushroom how does yours get on above ground?

 

Lets just say she does alright But I use her as a busher/gundog