border terrier's

[the fezz 44]

heres mine

 

 

 

 

 

[shepp 2,285]

I've always liked borders, really bright little dogs, i've heard there known as 'the gentleman of the north'

I'll get myself one, one day.

I used to have a border terrier cross whippet, most loyal, trouble free dog i've ever owned.

[Guest oldskool]

the closest i had to a border was a border x lakeland... what a crackin wee bitch she was, died at 18 years old... owned her from she was 2... she threw alot to the border... i went look about a border but all i could find was expensive show shite

[jacko 1]

hi

mine wont stand long enough to get a decent photo this is the best i could do

jacko

[Dawn B 212]

Some nice pics folks! Thats a nice one Jacko!

dawn.

[Hob&Jill 258]

I might get a Border in a couple of years, what are they like at Bushing and Rats? Got a good coat on them....

[the fezz 44]

I might get a Border in a couple of years, what are they like at Bushing and Rats? Got a good coat on them....

 

bushing, feckin hell cant get her out of them my little bitch is mad keen she just started marking at the end of the ferreting season so iam very happy with her she will be 12 months in july .

havint tryed her on rats yet so i cannot say , fezz

[Guest karlos]

Some very nice borders!! Heres a few of my little shite this are around the 3 month stage his coming upta 4 month now same problem as you Jacko the git wont stay still long enough to get a good shot of him ill try tommorow bribe him with food!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good stuff Fezz Shes a nice bitch how'd she work beside the ferrets?

Edited May 31, 2007 by karlos

[shell 42]

A recent pic of my current three. We've got a new addition who is 2 weeks old, mother is the border on the end swimming the most eloquently (sp?!!!)

 

 

 

Hob&Gill - our lot are fantastic at bushing and ratting.

 

Our lot the other year on a ratting trip with a friends borders.

 

 

 

shell

[charlotte hill 0]

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QUOTE(Dawn B @ May 31 2007, 07:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

A thread full of Borders! Nice youngster Vixen, this is mine, 15wks old now, and a cowbag!

Dawn.

 

 

 

 

Im in love!!!!!!!

[smudgersmith 2]

Here my 16 week old "Spike"

 

 

 

Here my 16 week old "Spike"

 

 

 

 

Sorry lads, finger trouble.

[luke 2]

does anybody work them to ground?there some smart dogs my favs

i had a halve cross once hard as a coffin nail.i think most border

owners dont want them marked up but there one of the few breeds

that havent been spoiled by the kennel club.i run ped whippets

and there cracking wee pot fillers game as hell but its the

same with them the owners dont want them marked up but

there must be some still working these wee dogs to ground

cracking pics by the way

[nelson 0]

Heres one getting dirty doing the job it was bred for.

 

 

 

There are people working Borders all over, what puts folk of them is the ridiculous price, that coupled with a smaller working gene pool means you have to look carefully for a working strain that is still being worked. Also there are easier to enter terriers on the go and the fact that every terrier show is crammed full of, "Marshmellows" and " Trixiewoo's" gets the back up of the lads who do go out and work their terrier's, Borders or not.

 

Just my opinion mind.

[Guest ROOSTER]

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Edited June 1, 2007 by ROOSTER

[Guest NANDO]

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Edited August 21, 2007 by NANDO