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It's the same old argument everyone will have different opinions on to me a black fell type dog is a rough coated terrier, a patt is a smooth coated type dog like the nuttal stuff etc and a red or Black and Tan is a lakie.

. Not in certain parts of the country reds bnt black ruffins fells all of em
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Old picture the dogs about 10 now ,ive never called it a fell but i suppose it fits.

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When I was a kid they were mainly called fells with a small minority calling them pats, now where I'm from theyre mainly called pats I just prefer to call em blacks.

post-26754-0-28206600-1377512108.jpg When this one has his coat on he looks like what I used to call a fell.

post-26754-0-28967000-1377512258.jpgThis is a pup from him at 17 weeks old pat/fell I don't really care its a black dog and it will all come down to the back end of next season.

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When I was a kid they were mainly called fells with a small minority calling them pats, now where I'm from theyre mainly called pats I just prefer to call em blacks.

attachicon.gifstan.jpg When this one has his coat on he looks like what I used to call a fell.

attachicon.gifdexter.jpgThis is a pup from him at 17 weeks old pat/fell I don't really care its a black dog and it will all come down to the back end of next season.

 

 

Smart mate :thumbs:

 

Back in the 70's/80's Rough blacks were Patterdales, smooth ones were Cross Breds :whistling:

 

Cheers, D.

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When I was a kid they were mainly called fells with a small minority calling them pats, now where I'm from theyre mainly called pats I just prefer to call em blacks.attachicon.gifstan.jpg When this one has his coat on he looks like what I used to call a fell.attachicon.gifdexter.jpgThis is a pup from him at 17 weeks old pat/fell I don't really care its a black dog and it will all come down to the back end of next season.

 

 

Smart mate :thumbs:

 

Back in the 70's/80's Rough blacks were Patterdales, smooth ones were Cross Breds :whistling:

 

Cheers, D.

just clipped my rough one looks like a whippet. !!!!!!
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When I was a kid they were mainly called fells with a small minority calling them pats, now where I'm from theyre mainly called pats I just prefer to call em blacks.attachicon.gifstan.jpg When this one has his coat on he looks like what I used to call a fell.attachicon.gifdexter.jpgThis is a pup from him at 17 weeks old pat/fell I don't really care its a black dog and it will all come down to the back end of

 

 

Smart mate :thumbs:

 

Back in the 70's/80's Rough blacks were Patterdales, smooth ones were Cross Breds :whistling:

 

Cheers, D.

and down your end of the country in the 70' every thing was a hunt terrier my loverly
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It's the same old argument everyone will have different opinions on to me a black fell type dog is a rough coated terrier, a patt is a smooth coated type dog like the nuttal stuff etc and a red or Black and Tan is a lakie.

. Not in certain parts of the country reds bnt black ruffins fells all of em

That would be a difference of opinion again....

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All jokes apart. Since i got involved with terries we have had all kinds thrown in the melting pot were working terriers are concerned we all have are own prefrences and types. We have seen people come and go , new laws that affect the way we work are terriers etc , As long as the breed we know and love is kept alive and no matter how many times its reinvented the main thing is its kept working earth dog digging dog = terrier small dog that goes to ground in pursuit of game. GTE

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When I was a kid they were mainly called fells with a small minority calling them pats, now where I'm from theyre mainly called pats I just prefer to call em blacks.

attachicon.gifstan.jpg When this one has his coat on he looks like what I used to call a fell.

attachicon.gifdexter.jpgThis is a pup from him at 17 weeks old pat/fell I don't really care its a black dog and it will all come down to the back end of next season

 

 

do you get any red pups off them

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When I was a kid they were mainly called fells with a small minority calling them pats, now where I'm from theyre mainly called pats I just prefer to call em blacks.

attachicon.gifstan.jpg When this one has his coat on he looks like what I used to call a fell.

attachicon.gifdexter.jpgThis is a pup from him at 17 weeks old pat/fell I don't really care its a black dog and it will all come down to the back end of next season.

they don't look like they would throw anything other than the proper black fells off old. really good stamp of dog there bud :thumbs:

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No all blacks

 

now they are proper fell terriers keep the line going bud there is not a lot of them about

good on you bud as said before real nice dogs them :yes:

theres loads about its knowing who to get them of and how to keep the breeding tight now heres a suject for controversy Edited by gonetoearth
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not that many round me that's what i meant they was loads near me years back but don't know many that work them round hear

they all in to nuttal type everything that gets bred is apparently out of nuttals this that an other not my type of dog each to there own

not that many tight lines now a days in any breed lol if there is a good litter come up and i have kennel space then i would like a fell next

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