sealyhams

[dastardlydeed 9]

anyone have photos of working sealys?

[m.r1 7]

anyone have photos of working sealys?

 

 

Have you been drinking!

[senjo 2]

My mate has got some sealyhams that do work but it has took him along time to get some good stuff.

[Guest Leveller]

I put some up on here a while back search through the terrier section I think they were under ' ratting in Devon '

[m.r1 7]

My mate has got some sealyhams that do work but it has took him along time to get some good stuff.

 

 

Who bred them?

[senjo 2]

My mate has got some sealyhams that do work but it has took him along time to get some good stuff.

 

 

Who bred them?

 

 

I think they were bred from somewhere in the northeast i will try and get a picture of them they work well .

[senjo 2]

i did have some working ones on tape i think they were in the north east aswell

 

 

These dogs are nothing to look at.They have just been bred for work and i hope these lads keep these strains going.

[J Darcy 5,871]

They are rare, and getting rarer.... still the odd one about...so im told...

[Guest curtislj]

Am I right in thinking that the Lucas terrier is off the same lines as the Sealyham?

[J Darcy 5,871]

I dont think that can be compared, .. the "lucas" is a made-up mish-mash of dogs that may "look" like a specific type, but a terriers performance isnt looks, its mental attitude.

[samba 534]

i have a 7/8sealyham 1/8 russell bred from stuff from the n east

shes an excellent worker

if anyone has a simalar type dog would you send me a pm

[thurso jack 3]

strain of russell/sealham,s kept for 30-40 years.

 

pics now removed.

Edited August 23, 2007 by thurso jack

[J Darcy 5,871]

great kennels....nice....

 

but what i will ask, is: Do those sealyhams work to ground single handed? or are they used in a pack?

[thurso jack 3]

great kennels....nice....

 

but what i will ask, is: Do those sealyhams work to ground single handed? or are they used in a pack?

 

 

they are run as a pack, and do ground work also.

 

i have never been out with them, but if they didnt work there wouldnt be a home for them, i do know that.

[Simoman 110]

Seems that the North east has been the "hotbed" of working Sealyhams, read some great articles by Maurice Richardson Thurso do those terriers belong to a keeper near Mey?