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i assume dogs followed mans progression originally used for hunting them moving to herding and stock protection then when times changed again sport and meat.

and in 2013 being rallied around in subaru wrx, i wonder what the cunning old poachers of yesteryear would think to the tracky wearing subaru driving rigger booted shaved hair, pot smoking people of today ???????????????

Now you've spouted some shit on here Jerry but FFS have a day off.

 

have i hit a nerve :hmm: ????????????????????

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and in 2013 being rallied around in subaru wrx, i wonder what the cunning old poachers of yesteryear would think to the tracky wearing subaru driving rigger booted shaved hair, pot smoking people of t

It's just a raggedy old cross breed, made from dogs before they were a breed as such. Been around as long as men have hunted game I should think. If you look in 'The Hunting book' by Gaston Phoebus w

Now you've spouted some shit on here Jerry but FFS have a day off.

Not going as far back, about 30 years ago i spoke to a farmer who was then in his eighties,

He told me about a squad of rabbit trappers from the Highlands who would live on the farms trapping rabbits pre myxi using Gin traps, they then would move on to the next farms travelling round and staying

he described their Dogs as long legged Terriers. and some had Collie Dogs. again he said they were long in the leg.

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i assume dogs followed mans progression originally used for hunting them moving to herding and stock protection then when times changed again sport and meat.

and in 2013 being rallied around in subaru wrx, i wonder what the cunning old poachers of yesteryear would think to the tracky wearing subaru driving rigger booted shaved hair, pot smoking people of today ???????????????

Now you've spouted some shit on here Jerry but FFS have a day off.

have i hit a nerve :hmm: ????????????????????

Yes. I love them rigger boots.

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i assume dogs followed mans progression originally used for hunting them moving to herding and stock protection then when times changed again sport and meat.

 

and in 2013 being rallied around in subaru wrx, i wonder what the cunning old poachers of yesteryear would think to the tracky wearing subaru driving rigger booted shaved hair, pot smoking people of today ???????????????

 

does a berlingo van driving. asda jeans wearing,lowa boots owner,grey haired,baccy smoking limping codger person of yesteryear count

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No doubt that such early dogs were the result of some form of herding dog or drovers dog such as the legendary smithfield, good working terriers were around in the nineteeth century bred specifically for the rat pits, i doubt in those days any dog that couldnt earn its keep would have been around for long most people lived on the breadline. YIS KIC. :thumbs:

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It's just a raggedy old cross breed, made from dogs before they were a breed as such. Been around as long as men have hunted game I should think.

If you look in 'The Hunting book' by Gaston Phoebus which was written in the 14th and 15th century in France,running dogs are very typey and used to hunt alongside other hounds for various quarry.

It's a good book if your a dog book nerd like me.

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i assume dogs followed mans progression originally used for hunting them moving to herding and stock protection then when times changed again sport and meat.

 

and in 2013 being rallied around in subaru wrx, i wonder what the cunning old poachers of yesteryear would think to the tracky wearing subaru driving rigger booted shaved hair, pot smoking people of today ???????????????

 

does a berlingo van driving. asda jeans wearing,lowa boots owner,grey haired,baccy smoking limping codger person of yesteryear count

 

YOU OK YOU PAULUS ;)

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but way back then it was the landed gentry that went hunting and enjoyed sport, a dog that looked like it could hunt owned by the poorman was handicapped or worse, i believe thats where the term curtailed comes from, to my logic a collie / herding / cur type trained by someone who knew dogs and the countryside would go unnoticed by the law but provide for its owners probably using gate or long nets

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originally you wouldn't have wanted a lurcher like the type we have today, it would stand out to much as a running dog, and get you under suspition straight away before youve even started, you needed something that don't look like a running dog,

 

mmm i guess that what i could do with these days :hmm::hmm::hmm:

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originally you wouldn't have wanted a lurcher like the type we have today, it would stand out to much as a running dog, and get you under suspition straight away before youve even started, you needed something that don't look like a running dog,

 

mmm i guess that what i could do with these days :hmm::hmm::hmm:

malx and a sledge :laugh:

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originally you wouldn't have wanted a lurcher like the type we have today, it would stand out to much as a running dog, and get you under suspition straight away before youve even started, you needed something that don't look like a running dog,

 

mmm i guess that what i could do with these days :hmm::hmm::hmm:

malx and a sledge :laugh:
he he
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