Working Jagd X Staff Or Jagd X Pitbull

[jawn 449]

It doesn't seem to be a cross people favor here. Most that made it did so to hunt small game topside, or in barns or just out of curiosity. One of the big problems from what I understand was dog agression but I'm pretty sure I heard an equal number were just screwy.

 

Bull breeds seem to cross better with fells, patterdales, etc. from what I understand. Jagds can be catchy to put it mildly but they usually won't be able to stop a good sized hog by taking an ear. They can stop them.... but they do better and live longer if they are hanging off their balls.

 

My advice would be to get a bulldog from working stock if you are intent on trying to stop hogs...It doesn't sound like it'll get much on the job training, so maybe lead it in to a bay and hope for the best. Good luck.

Edited September 4, 2013 by jawn

[bitchie 292]

I dont understand why always people want to mix.

I think there are breeds for every kind of work so why mixing some thing.

I think for your work dogo argentino work.

[bobby blackheart 1,209]

theres not alot of boar running around leeds way-dont think its very bright to be transporting smashed up dogs across the channel-what you going to do with it for the other 51 weeks of the year?have a word with yourself pm the lads that do this type of work where its LEGAL-Dont start threads on hear for all the cocks to jump on-theres enough attention from the powers that be-crossing PITBULLS with working terriers will land you in trouble-one way or the other in the longrun.atb and stay safe

[jagd.lad 31]

that was another doubt in mind what could i use it for the rest of the time but does seem a bad idea when you put it like that and a few lads have said they can turn and be dog aggressive ect so not guna bother.

[wolfy 79]

Sure you've got the right dogs for yourself mate ? I think you just want a pitbull ? We only put bull in to give a bit of bone when they become weedy through inbreeding. You've got a type specifically bred for the job yet you want to better it ??with bull? Weird.

[shellfish 63]

stick with the the jagd you ain't going to fetch owt to the table.they have not been ruined

so far so why x them stick to what you have

[treankare666 10]

do the cross and keep em and tell us about it in 2 years how they were and are. only reason to do end discussion like this.

[chelsea 125]

do the cross and keep em and tell us about it in 2 years how they were and are. only reason to do end discussion like this.

[Jamie Hannigan 1]

just use a pure pitbull as its a good all rounder , those lads on the aussie site boardogs say as much , good nose strong and brave well able to hold wy bother mixing smaller terrier blood

[Accip74 7,112]

Suppose it's the same problem, what do you do with a pitbull after the odd trip to france, bring a marked pitbull back into England???

[bullx100% 681]

id go with something more along the lines of a staghoundxgrey put to a bull it will be more than capable of catching and holding hogs and no mither when travling wioth it.if its because you have a jag and want to cross it to something to use for hog catching and holding......purt it to another jag....if it aint broke dont fix it....

[Moorside 642]

I really think you should read what Bobby blackheart has written and follow that advice it will keep you out of the nick.

[Wolfie 106]

that was another doubt in mind what could i use it for the rest of the time but does seem a bad idea when you put it like that and a few lads have said they can turn and be dog aggressive ect so not guna bother.

If your going over to france hunting leave your own dogs at home and watch the french lads hunt and use there dogs you mite learn something

[Westy76 546]

just use a pure pitbull as its a good all rounder , those lads on the aussie site boardogs say as much , good nose strong and brave well able to hold wy bother mixing smaller terrier blood

That would never happen you'd get out but never back in.

[the Scottish pit 0]

Just get a decent pit from workers also aulants will do the job too