Another Plummer

[MOLE265 792]

. A lad off here kindly gave me a ratting dvd with his tri coloured Plummer in action, a fantastic little dog it was.

 

Go on size 10s Answer that one ..........PMSL.

[peterhunter86 8,627]

. A lad off here kindly gave me a ratting dvd with his tri coloured Plummer in action, a fantastic little dog it was.

Go on size 10s Answer that one ..........PMSL.

 

Any luck with the sale pal

[old school 482]

Yes Sue rothwell and she's a fecking idiot for sure,she's the one who set up the PTCGB but she don't breed plummers any more,as with all breeds you get good un's and bad and getting a pup from working parents does give you a better chance at success.It's just a lot of folk get them for ratting and mooching with so there'll allways have that stigma of being rats dogs and the likes of mole love spouting the same old same old shite about dogs they've never owned .

 

 

Is there anything to be said for contacting one of the clubs about a litter?? I remember seeing on here a strain of Plummer that were shorter and heavy set much like a tan coloured bull terrier... Remlap sounds familiar but I'm not sure

[fireman 10,844]

The remlap line was known for producing earth working plummers although i'm not sure if anyone keeps the lines pure as such these days,i do know rothwell had a few from this line as well but again she's out of plummers now,but you might be thinking of the recentish outcross programe she was doing where bull was added and that produced some bully types but it's being bred back out so not sure if your'd find a bully type plummer any more.There are a few lads i know who keep things to themselves but they do have a litter now and again and i can ask them if any pups are due soon,but there are a few owners on here of plummers and your a chance for them to see how their stock is doing by letting you get a pup for earthwork.For earthwork though i would be missing out contacting the PTA (the jones talk rubbish)or the EPTR (welsby's a proper prick) as there'll just sell you anything but Gareth who now runs the PTCGB might be worth an ask. I'll have an ask about for you mate ..

[stormyboy 1,352]

Remlap line were all from my stuff Fireman. There are still one or two about and doing the job. Another good line been blended with them.

[fireman 10,844]

Remlap line were all from my stuff Fireman. There are still one or two about and doing the job. Another good line been blended with them.

Good to hear there's a few about still and did knew they were from your stuff stormyboy but felt it not my place to bring your name into it as we all know how plummer threads can go eh ..

Thinks it's nearly time for me to be looking for a young un to replace the old girl here as it goes and a relamp bred plummer would be up there for my choice out of them ...

[old school 482]

The remlap line was known for producing earth working plummers although i'm not sure if anyone keeps the lines pure as such these days,i do know rothwell had a few from this line as well but again she's out of plummers now,but you might be thinking of the recentish outcross programe she was doing where bull was added and that produced some bully types but it's being bred back out so not sure if your'd find a bully type plummer any more.There are a few lads i know who keep things to themselves but they do have a litter now and again and i can ask them if any pups are due soon,but there are a few owners on here of plummers and your a chance for them to see how their stock is doing by letting you get a pup for earthwork.For earthwork though i would be missing out contacting the PTA (the jones talk rubbish)or the EPTR (welsby's a proper prick) as there'll just sell you anything but Gareth who now runs the PTCGB might be worth an ask. I'll have an ask about for you mate ..

 

 

Thanks very much fireman ... We'l see what comes up

[lurchers 2,737]

 

 

Remlap line were all from my stuff Fireman. There are still one or two about and doing the job. Another good line been blended with them.

Good to hear there's a few about still and did knew they were from your stuff stormyboy but felt it not my place to bring your name into it as we all know how plummer threads can go eh ..

Thinks it's nearly time for me to be looking for a young un to replace the old girl here as it goes and a relamp bred plummer would be up there for my choice out of them ...

Is there any pics you have to put on for us to see fireman

[Cargol 302]

I think half the problem with plummers are the people that keep them. Given the chance most would make decent enough dogs for earth work. Not out and out digging dogs by any means but able to work a fox as well as your average Russel.

A mate of mine keens a good line. All remlap stuff but I would now call them his own line as he has put the work into them to keep them producing workers.

Iv only dug to the pure stuff. ie not the shit from the last out cross when more bull was added. And I can't fault them for what they do.

Iv said it before, I wouldn't want a kennel full. And they are not my cup of tea because I prefer a proper digging dog.

But they do for some lads. Just got to avoid the dreamers who plague the breed.

[Cargol 302]

Wirral man has a litter advertised for sale Atm.

[Treehands 1,417]

Another dreamer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

[Pick and bar 381]

How does the average Russell work!!! very good freind of mine has the hardest dogs I've ever seen, I've kept coloured dogs for 40 yrs not seen a line like em. Even the bitches just grunt. Thank you Bellman and flint.

[Cargol 302]

You just answered your own question then didn't you. The line your talking about are not your average Russel now are they.....

[pablo esc 1,598]

And let me guess who. I know. Miniature hero.

[Pick and bar 381]

Hmm

Edited December 11, 2015 by Pick and bar