First Season

[marshman 7,757]

Another pic both owned by the man that gifted me my dog

[Daniel cain 44,905]

Best feeling in the world when your young starters get going,best of luck to you all boys,keep them winning.atb dc

[bigfellap 587]

Here's another dog of mine that got started this season started very well but has made a few mistakes on his last two digs hope he can turn it around try and get 1 or 2 more and call it a day until next season.

[Zilverhaze 1,627]

Be nice to keep this thread going and see how the first season dogs progress and not let it slip away with all the other future prospect threads

[marshman 7,757]

Be nice to keep this thread going and see how the first season dogs progress and not let it slip away with all the other future prospect threads

just start a thread called second season dogs , then we can see last season successful first dogs that's made it !

[fat man 4,741]

I reckon the 2nd season is the tester for a terrier when a lot more difficult places are put in front of it and a lot more work,see how many will still be about end of 2nd season.

[chesney 5,426]

There many heartbreakers in the 2nd season ha we have a few ourselves after starting there in the last few weeks il try get a few pics up.

[Zilverhaze 1,627]

Of what I've done with my lad up to now ime confident for season 2 :-)

[neil cooney 10,416]

I reckon the 2nd season is the tester for a terrier when a lot more difficult places are put in front of it and a lot more work,see how many will still be about end of 2nd season.

True, true, and when you have youngsters coming up to their first season that's when you have the Jitterbugs

Will they, won't they ????????????

You forgive them for their inexperience and praise them for everything they do correctly and I wont bullshit you, I often had an extra pint that night when a pup did well.

Second season ???

That's when they start to earn the two years of feeding, rent and cleaning up after them. It's also time for them to do their parents proud.

BUT, when you work with the same bloodlines all the time IMO you should see what you want to see in the first season.

If you don't, then you might have to breed again, but down a different lane

[leethedog 3,071]

Of what I've done with my lad up to now ime confident for season 2 :-)

 

 

I bet you are no piss pot 2 footers as he he been like a pro from day dot mate a credit to your style of entering that's the way to go me thinks

[Bestabout21 66]

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Two ov mine well happy with them bitch on the left 20 mouths old 25 under her belt an dog on right 26 mouths old bit rougth with them

[Zilverhaze 1,627]

Was the earths I had at the time Mate you seen How long it took me to find a easy one for that young bitch lol

[Zilverhaze 1,627]

I do prefere big rangey shallow places to start pups in tho rather than in and on earths

[neil cooney 10,416]

 

 

I reckon the 2nd season is the tester for a terrier when a lot more difficult places are put in front of it and a lot more work,see how many will still be about end of 2nd season.

True, true, and when you have youngsters coming up to their first season that's when you have the Jitterbugs

Will they, won't they ????????????

You forgive them for their inexperience and praise them for everything they do correctly and I wont bullshit you, I often had an extra pint that night when a pup did well.

Second season ???

That's when they start to earn the two years of feeding, rent and cleaning up after them. It's also time for them to do their parents proud.

BUT, when you work with the same bloodlines all the time IMO you should see what you want to see in the first season.

If you don't, then you might have to breed again, but down a different lane

 

 

I've every confidence in my dog pup the way he's going now,he'll continue in year 2,he's working like his parents grandparents and great grandparents his sister however just hasn't clicked yet hopefully she'll go before seasons over

 

It's obvious 5 Feet Down that you, like myself, work with a line you've had a while.

It's a massive help IMO.

Novices often ask questions about their pups progress and get answers off knowledgeable lads who are working with the same bloodlines this 20, 30 or more years but that can mean they know what they're looking for.

The lad who's trying out a youngster of new breeding to him needs a good eye.

[leethedog 3,071]

Yeah a dogs age but it ain't done the young lad no harm has it baptism of fire and he has doused the flames