Rory4 267 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 Not just forestry blocks anywhere she finds them and hunts them and anything forever. I have total respect for her hunting like a hound not giving up yapping the whole way but a quick walk always turns into me and the lurcher waiting for her for a long time. She bushes as good as any dog I've seen and took to everything. Also has the crackling Bedlington temperment Quote Link to post
bobby blackheart 1,209 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 how much time have you spent working terriers in america bobby none-but i did do 2 years in canada back in 98 working as a chippy/farm hand alot more game out in the wilderness to test a dog to its full-unlike the uk where we only got-rat,rabbit,fox you catch my drift?thought the bedlington boys would jump at such a chance to send dogs over to the states to be tested fully?dont you think? atb no ! discuss? get it off your chest sparky mate. Quote Link to post
richlee 73 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 bobby blackheart , like yourself i also thought the bedlington men would take me up on such a offer , seriously waiting.........................................richlee Quote Link to post
Rory4 267 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 How much would it cost you to import? And what would be involved? It's hard to find the right pups bred out of genuine workers and them pups usually have friends wanting any surplus pups. The main aim for me would be for 100% genuine lads to have the pups for free, bring up the pups correctly and test them when they are ready. But these homes are harder to find than you would think. 1 Quote Link to post
Wales1234 5,542 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 Around my way a beddy wouldn't fit to ground on most earths are old rabbit holes and very tight my black bitch is very small Quote Link to post
richlee 73 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 rory4 , it will cost around 1000 dollars to ship 2 pups in same crate from uk to dulles international airport . as rory4 stated , genuine working stock , i'll do the rest on my end ..................................richlee 1 Quote Link to post
morton 5,368 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 rory4 , it will cost around 1000 dollars to ship 2 pups in same crate from uk to dulles international airport . as rory4 stated , genuine working stock , i'll do the rest on my end ..................................richlee Finding working stock will be your biggest problem,there are not a lot of genuine bred working Beddys about,plenty that ratch about on top,but few tested at work below,when these are available they are usually snapped up by the few lads with the connections,sadly.Get your homework done,get in the queue and be prepared to wait a season or two,to get the right stock,otherwise take your chances and waste money and time on a bushing dog.Im the Beddys biggest fan,but id put my money into a couple of decent Lakeys or Fells thus putting the odds more in your favour. 1 Quote Link to post
Guest sparky Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 how much time have you spent working terriers in america bobby none-but i did do 2 years in canada back in 98 working as a chippy/farm hand alot more game out in the wilderness to test a dog to its full-unlike the uk where we only got-rat,rabbit,fox you catch my drift?thought the bedlington boys would jump at such a chance to send dogs over to the states to be tested fully?dont you think? atb no ! discuss? get it off your chest sparky mate. simply, it means "the bedlington boys" dont exist. there isnt a man in this country breeding bedlingtons for earth work, no consistent line, no continuous digging year after year, therefore there is no working bedlington terriers in this country. fact. Quote Link to post
morton 5,368 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 how much time have you spent working terriers in america bobby none-but i did do 2 years in canada back in 98 working as a chippy/farm hand alot more game out in the wilderness to test a dog to its full-unlike the uk where we only got-rat,rabbit,fox you catch my drift?thought the bedlington boys would jump at such a chance to send dogs over to the states to be tested fully?dont you think? atb no ! discuss? get it off your chest sparky mate. simply, it means "the bedlington boys" dont exist. there isnt a man in this country breeding bedlingtons for earth work, no consistent line, no continuous digging year after year, therefore there is no working bedlington terriers in this country. fact. Well your facts are fecked mucker,because you may not know any does,nt mean they are not about,there are several dedicated lads about with Working stock,bred from workers with many generations of workers behind their breeding.I base my input on what ive actually witnessed first hand,your input is based on what?,you,ve not seen one so there cannot be any?.What honest experience have you with any working terrier?. 2 Quote Link to post
bobby blackheart 1,209 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 bobby blackheart , like yourself i also thought the bedlington men would take me up on such a offer , seriously waiting.........................................richlee if i had working bedlingtons id send you a few atb bobby Quote Link to post
bobby blackheart 1,209 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 how much time have you spent working terriers in america bobby none-but i did do 2 years in canada back in 98 working as a chippy/farm hand alot more game out in the wilderness to test a dog to its full-unlike the uk where we only got-rat,rabbit,fox you catch my drift?thought the bedlington boys would jump at such a chance to send dogs over to the states to be tested fully?dont you think? atb no ! discuss? get it off your chest sparky mate. simply, it means "the bedlington boys" dont exist. there isnt a man in this country breeding bedlingtons for earth work, no consistent line, no continuous digging year after year, therefore there is no working bedlington terriers in this country. fact. i think you may be wrong there sparky mate -theres a few in wales :yes:and they aint rabbit dogs atb Quote Link to post
richlee 73 Posted March 21, 2013 Report Share Posted March 21, 2013 pm me once ya'll decide if their's a line of small ,hard, earth beddys to be found , i'll be waiting with shovel n hand.............................richlee 1 Quote Link to post
Guest sparky Posted March 22, 2013 Report Share Posted March 22, 2013 how much time have you spent working terriers in america bobby none-but i did do 2 years in canada back in 98 working as a chippy/farm hand alot more game out in the wilderness to test a dog to its full-unlike the uk where we only got-rat,rabbit,fox you catch my drift?thought the bedlington boys would jump at such a chance to send dogs over to the states to be tested fully?dont you think? atb no ! discuss? get it off your chest sparky mate. simply, it means "the bedlington boys" dont exist. there isnt a man in this country breeding bedlingtons for earth work, no consistent line, no continuous digging year after year, therefore there is no working bedlington terriers in this country. fact. i think you may be wrong there sparky mate -theres a few in wales :yes:and they aint rabbit dogs atb im not wrong Quote Link to post
bobby blackheart 1,209 Posted March 22, 2013 Report Share Posted March 22, 2013 how much time have you spent working terriers in america bobby none-but i did do 2 years in canada back in 98 working as a chippy/farm hand alot more game out in the wilderness to test a dog to its full-unlike the uk where we only got-rat,rabbit,fox you catch my drift?thought the bedlington boys would jump at such a chance to send dogs over to the states to be tested fully?dont you think? atb no ! discuss? get it off your chest sparky mate. simply, it means "the bedlington boys" dont exist. there isnt a man in this country breeding bedlingtons for earth work, no consistent line, no continuous digging year after year, therefore there is no working bedlington terriers in this country. fact. i think you may be wrong there sparky mate -theres a few in wales :yes:and they aint rabbit dogs atb im not wrong explain abit more mate-have you tried them and found them lacking?my mate was off to buy 1 a few weeks back-working like a machine in all fairness-didnt have him in the end as lost a family member in the morning we went to get him some 1 else snatched him up and they are more than happy-they digging the dog 3/4 times in a week-atb Quote Link to post
morton 5,368 Posted March 22, 2013 Report Share Posted March 22, 2013 how much time have you spent working terriers in america bobby none-but i did do 2 years in canada back in 98 working as a chippy/farm hand alot more game out in the wilderness to test a dog to its full-unlike the uk where we only got-rat,rabbit,fox you catch my drift?thought the bedlington boys would jump at such a chance to send dogs over to the states to be tested fully?dont you think? atb no ! discuss? get it off your chest sparky mate. simply, it means "the bedlington boys" dont exist. there isnt a man in this country breeding bedlingtons for earth work, no consistent line, no continuous digging year after year, therefore there is no working bedlington terriers in this country. fact. i think you may be wrong there sparky mate -theres a few in wales :yes:and they aint rabbit dogs atb im not wrong Ill bet you never are?,so Sparky how many lads do you know with working type Beddy,s?,how many have you actually seen at work?,or what first hand experience have you with the breed and not misguided drivel overheard in a beer tent?,better still what experience have you with any working terrier that you can set a standard against?,ill say little to none. Quote Link to post
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