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Beddy,s are the most versatile of terrier,they make excellent bushing companions and will thrive at the task in hand,sadly many see the art of bushing and ratching about as all a Beddy is fit for,the main reason for this is they are,because that's all they are bred from.A few Beddys are bred from sterner stock,they will also thrive in a bushing kennel plus make honest fox working terriers,hopefully yours is one of the latter,if it happens not to be,then work it to its potential and keep it away from breeding,happy Beddy hunting

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Beddy,s are the most versatile of terrier,they make excellent bushing companions and will thrive at the task in hand,sadly many see the art of bushing and ratching about as all a Beddy is fit for,the main reason for this is they are,because that's all they are bred from.A few Beddys are bred from sterner stock,they will also thrive in a bushing kennel plus make honest fox working terriers,hopefully yours is one of the latter,if it happens not to be,then work it to its potential and keep it away from breeding,happy Beddy hunting

100% right, and to many people breeding shite..

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yesterday he flew through cover and my lurcher was going mad, i went in myself it was reall thick, only to find him marking a fox set. i have permission to dig but i will wait until september or october. hopefullly he will bolt it to gun for me

if he was any good he would have been down it :laugh:

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yesterday he flew through cover and my lurcher was going mad, i went in myself it was reall thick, only to find him marking a fox set. i have permission to dig but i will wait until september or october. hopefullly he will bolt it to gun for me

if he was any good he would have been down it :laugh:

 

In a lot of cases id agree,yet some terriers mature more slowly than others and a dog that shows no interest to enter,especially if its un-educated,will thrive a few months down the line.The best fox dog i have here now showed little interest in earth work until it was 2 1/2 years old,a lot of people said to get rid before it was 2 years old,im glad i trusted my insticts,ive a Lakey here that was bolting fox,s at 12 months.Bedlingtons have an habit of being late developers,move the dog slowly along,give it every opportunity to develop and don,t put to much emphasis in what it achieves in its first seasons work,as long as it,s making honest progression,if its still not entering in its second season id keep it as a bushing jukel and NEVER breed from it.

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yesterday he flew through cover and my lurcher was going mad, i went in myself it was reall thick, only to find him marking a fox set. i have permission to dig but i will wait until september or october. hopefullly he will bolt it to gun for me

if he was any good he would have been down it :laugh:

 

In a lot of cases id agree,yet some terriers mature more slowly than others and a dog that shows no interest to enter,especially if its un-educated,will thrive a few months down the line.The best fox dog i have here now showed little interest in earth work until it was 2 1/2 years old,a lot of people said to get rid before it was 2 years old,im glad i trusted my insticts,ive a Lakey here that was bolting fox,s at 12 months.Bedlingtons have an habit of being late developers,move the dog slowly along,give it every opportunity to develop and don,t put to much emphasis in what it achieves in its first seasons work,as long as it,s making honest progression,if its still not entering in its second season id keep it as a bushing jukel and NEVER breed from it.

 

 

 

he's 15 months old and hasn't seen much, i'm glad he didn't enter at that bury as it was getting late and i didn't have a spade, i'm going to start him off on rats and work my way to the bigger quarry, and if the dog doesn't enter by his second season, i'm to blame, not the dog. in that case i will keep him for ratting and bushing, their is too much shit going around at the moment, i won't breed a dog until at least it's 4th season and only then if it is proven on the quarry that i am breeding for

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yesterday he flew through cover and my lurcher was going mad, i went in myself it was reall thick, only to find him marking a fox set. i have permission to dig but i will wait until september or october. hopefullly he will bolt it to gun for me

 

if he was any good he would have been down it :laugh:

In a lot of cases id agree,yet some terriers mature more slowly than others and a dog that shows no interest to enter,especially if its un-educated,will thrive a few months down the line.The best fox dog i have here now showed little interest in earth work until it was 2 1/2 years old,a lot of people said to get rid before it was 2 years old,im glad i trusted my insticts,ive a Lakey here that was bolting fox,s at 12 months.Bedlingtons have an habit of being late developers,move the dog slowly along,give it every opportunity to develop and don,t put to much emphasis in what it achieves in its first seasons work,as long as it,s making honest progression,if its still not entering in its second season id keep it as a bushing jukel and NEVER breed from it.

what if it turns out to be an exceptional busher?

 

I wouldn't want a bushing dog going to ground anyway.

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yesterday he flew through cover and my lurcher was going mad, i went in myself it was reall thick, only to find him marking a fox set. i have permission to dig but i will wait until september or october. hopefullly he will bolt it to gun for me

 

if he was any good he would have been down it :laugh:

In a lot of cases id agree,yet some terriers mature more slowly than others and a dog that shows no interest to enter,especially if its un-educated,will thrive a few months down the line.The best fox dog i have here now showed little interest in earth work until it was 2 1/2 years old,a lot of people said to get rid before it was 2 years old,im glad i trusted my insticts,ive a Lakey here that was bolting fox,s at 12 months.Bedlingtons have an habit of being late developers,move the dog slowly along,give it every opportunity to develop and don,t put to much emphasis in what it achieves in its first seasons work,as long as it,s making honest progression,if its still not entering in its second season id keep it as a bushing jukel and NEVER breed from it.

 

he's 15 months old and hasn't seen much, i'm glad he didn't enter at that bury as it was getting late and i didn't have a spade, i'm going to start him off on rats and work my way to the bigger quarry, and if the dog doesn't enter by his second season, i'm to blame, not the dog. in that case i will keep him for ratting and bushing, their is too much shit going around at the moment, i won't breed a dog until at least it's 4th season and only then if it is proven on the quarry that i am breeding for

Got any pics of it mate?

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yesterday he flew through cover and my lurcher was going mad, i went in myself it was reall thick, only to find him marking a fox set. i have permission to dig but i will wait until september or october. hopefullly he will bolt it to gun for me

if he was any good he would have been down it :laugh:

 

lol. tongue in cheek comment.

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