any 1 from ireland had a pup of oakfeild lurchers cork

[lurchermanuk 27]

hi im wanting to no if any 1 has had any oakfeild bred dogs there r lurcher breeders in cork any info would be great many thanks

[chartpolski 24,367]

Have a look on their site. Evidently they are breeding from two Hancocks dogs; Sire is one year old, Dam is under two years old !! That comes directly from their site !!!

 

Cheers.

[littlefish 586]

Shocking. 'as can be seen in the photographs, are classy workers as well......'

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

There was a thread on this last week.

 

Dam isn't 2 yet and "classy worker" lol.

[Robert morrison 15]

That was me who was supposed to get a pup but guys from cork contacted me on this site n said they were no good

[poacher28 120]

stear clear of any puppy farm, people who breed with pure intent of only making money are wrong. working abillity of the dogs should be paramount. this is why lurchers as a breed have gone down the shoot, money. dont get me wrong there are lots and lots of good working lurchers around but thers is more rubish than good. puppy farmers are to blame. i think its even worse when people get hold of good working lines and rinse them by breeding hell out of them, and sell them in countrymans weekly for huge money, these are just as bad as the big name puppy farmers ,david hancock and alike, i dont like wasting my time talking about such people but i felt it right to voice my oppinion as i just hope people will see and think twice about funding these puppy dealers.

[graham4877 1,181]

here's the thread http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/251803-new-pup/

No real dog man would buy from a puppy farmer like handcock and this c**t your on about! All the people who support them c**ts talk about is how well some pups are as worker! where that has nothing to do with it, its the morals of their breeding and the fact handcock keeps them dogs in a pen 24/7 unless their out for breeding!

stay away!

[danny300 2,240]

they have a add on done deal from yesterday

 

Breed Age Lurcher 2 months

 

Both parents full Hancocks Lurcher's bred in the UK. Litter of five bitches for sale, three black and white and two merle. Some wiry haired. Both parents can be seen, go to

https://sites.google...rcherswestcork/ for more details of parents' breeding including ear mark IDs.

Edited June 29, 2012 by danny300

[koda 83]

same as that tumbler bloke ,cant remember his name but he talks for a very long time about things that you would never need to no ever in your lifetime

[graham4877 1,181]

they have a add on done deal from yesterday

 

Breed Age Lurcher 2 months

 

Both parents full Hancocks Lurcher's bred in the UK. Litter of five bitches for sale, three black and white and two merle. Some wiry haired. Both parents can be seen, go to

https://sites.google...rcherswestcork/ for more details of parents' breeding including ear mark IDs.

 

he's breeding pups from pups...he's a wanker

[jigsaw 11,890]

This is a weird one as truthfully I was on the phone to him only an hour ago,I was enquiring about a stud dog for future use.He informed me the dog at stud is 15 months old,now in fairness the dog hasnt 1 good season behind him.I was not impressed when he started spewing about the dogs breeding,I told him it was a bit too young for me but thanks anyway.I saw his ad on DDeal and had him down as another bloke I met before.

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

Thought id heard that name recently: http://www.irishfowl.com/talk/topic-27304.html?c=0

[messi2012 43]

why doesnt this plonker go out an get a real job instead of puppy farming

[Flipper_Al 1,012]

I would have thought if you want a Hancock dog, why not go to Hancock........

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

Even if they lived nextdoor to me and the pups were free I wouldnt take a pup from the likes of them.