young man 225 Posted September 16, 2012 Report Share Posted September 16, 2012 i like tge beagle x russle for bushing! Quote Link to post
rock 64 Posted September 16, 2012 Report Share Posted September 16, 2012 Hi all I got given a red terrier off a friend last year as a pup as I wanted something to fire the rabbits out for my whippets but twice recently I have had to call my mate to come and give me a hand because hes gone to ground on a fox does any 1 no how to stop this as it is a real pain digging him out cheers I don't own a terrier and know very little about them and i only hunt with springers, but from what i've heard off a man who hunted rabbits with lurchers is that the jack russells tend to be more suited to working above the ground and flushing rabbits than the patterdales and lakelands anyway, however i don't know why. He said they were brilliant in cover and if there were rabbits there that the jr would put them out. Maybe they're more adaptable or something. Just thought it could be a good alternative to a lakeland terrier if you still wanted those terrier characteristics. pure and utter bollox theres plenty of jrts doing the graft 1 Quote Link to post
long dogs 580 Posted September 16, 2012 Report Share Posted September 16, 2012 Hi all I got given a red terrier off a friend last year as a pup as I wanted something to fire the rabbits out for my whippets but twice recently I have had to call my mate to come and give me a hand because hes gone to ground on a fox does any 1 no how to stop this as it is a real pain digging him out cheers I don't own a terrier and know very little about them and i only hunt with springers, but from what i've heard off a man who hunted rabbits with lurchers is that the jack russells tend to be more suited to working above the ground and flushing rabbits than the patterdales and lakelands anyway, however i don't know why. He said they were brilliant in cover and if there were rabbits there that the jr would put them out. Maybe they're more adaptable or something. Just thought it could be a good alternative to a lakeland terrier if you still wanted those terrier characteristics. pure and utter bollox theres plenty of jrts doing the graft well said a good jrt takes some beating 2 Quote Link to post
Big bald beautiful 1,231 Posted September 16, 2012 Report Share Posted September 16, 2012 :):$ Quote Link to post
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