My bull terrier - 26kg

[mushroom 12,883]

trade it in for a staff!

 

I most certainly concur but get a proper one not a shitty barreled kc effort staffs are brilliant bushers, cracking prey drive and most of all intelligent (well mine is lol) bull terriers are cracking dogs but can lean towards ignorant and pig headedness plus they aint the gentlest of dogs much better suited to pre-ban hunting but hey ho there is always exceptions to the stereotype :laugh: my old bullterrier would annihilate anything in her path fur, feather or skin she was ultra racist and couldn't stand anyone wearing a motorcycle helmet as the ex nearly found out lived until she was 17 aswell and was a right grumpy fuucker

[long dogs 580]

Thanks mate but Im not really interested in badgers for the sheer reason you stated above... Rabbits yes as I can also eat em any advice on bunnies?

eat them after thats had it rather you than me it would smash the shite box and that to bits :sick: leave the bunnys to the running dogs but supose it keeps it fit

[YOKEL 2,229]

The best way to get him focused is to try him on badgers they are just right for his inquisitive nature.But dont tell anybody i dont think its legal.

 

cracked me up fella!

Yokel

[suffolkpoacher 219]

keep him at home and go buy a rabbit and eat it ,it will save all the walking and taste better or go buy a beddy whip for rabbits ,

[kevin kiely 66]

get a lurcher to help him out

 

I was thinking a whippet for size?

you will have to get something if you want to catch bunnys

[alan626 305]

Hey all,

 

My English Bull Terrier is 2.5 years old and has been tracking and chasing rabbits for about 3 months! He has never got any but has come close many times! He seems to like the ones that are moving in front of him. We only really go out at night. Well yesterday we went out to a thicket area on a sloping hill during the day and he was having such a good time (as he always does) more charging about than hunting ha ha.

 

I just wondered if anyone works this breed? He is 26kg and fast, I would say he gains on rabbits over a long run... he even chased a red deer the other day, more inquisitive than anything else... Pheasants, pigeons; he really is interested in the lot which Im so pleased with (as is he)

 

I just wondered if anyone had any tips as to get him more focussed towards bagging prey, his drive is immense but having never got any prey I cant judge him!

 

Any advice would be welcome..

 

Cheers

 

Blues

 

The best way to get him focused is to try him on badgers they are just right for his inquisitive nature.But dont tell anybody i dont think its legal.

now im starting to under stand u liam u really dont give a f**k

[Guest eastmids]

Hey all,

 

My English Bull Terrier is 2.5 years old and has been tracking and chasing rabbits for about 3 months! He has never got any but has come close many times! He seems to like the ones that are moving in front of him. We only really go out at night. Well yesterday we went out to a thicket area on a sloping hill during the day and he was having such a good time (as he always does) more charging about than hunting ha ha.

 

I just wondered if anyone works this breed? He is 26kg and fast, I would say he gains on rabbits over a long run... he even chased a red deer the other day, more inquisitive than anything else... Pheasants, pigeons; he really is interested in the lot which Im so pleased with (as is he)

 

I just wondered if anyone had any tips as to get him more focussed towards bagging prey, his drive is immense but having never got any prey I cant judge him!

 

Any advice would be welcome..

 

Cheers

 

Blues

 

The best way to get him focused is to try him on badgers they are just right for his inquisitive nature.But dont tell anybody i dont think its legal.

classic liam

[blueskies96j 0]

stereotypes confirmed

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Think you might find that this is a piss taking thread