What Would You Do?

[rippem 455]

What would you do if you bred your 2 pats and out came a white pup? Do you think that's possible? Would you keep or breed those dogs again? And how do you feel if you got black and tan pups out of a pat litter? Just curious to see what others would do. I personally wouldn't keep it or do the breeding again. In fair there was jack or something else mixed in. And is black and tan a common color in pats? Haven't really seen it. Or is that considered a Lakeland? Curious to know what others think..thanks

[Rat face 1,655]

It wouldn't really bother me buddy a workers a worker to me.if the pups graft i would defo do the mating again.

[dillydog 8,463]

If you thought the parents were good enough to breed from why would a colour bother you ? Half the reason terrier work has gone tits upwards is people breeding for colour or stamp, work is the reason to breed and the reason you keep them.

[pablo esc 1,598]

It would have me baffled. And would query my breeding . mixed bag I suppose .

[taz2010 1,297]

i know if i bred my patts which ive line bred for 20 years now there would be no whites and no tans,if you bred a white and a tan you would question the stock of the dogs as you breed patts you get patts, if you get whites and tan you dont have pure patts

[Craic 203]

My dogs are mostly black , an odd chocolate or black an tan has cropped up over the years they worked the same as the rest so why should colour matter?, black, chocolate, white dogs have all had other colours in there mix at some stage and what goes it may come out when you least expect, going by a post above I may not have pure pats but for sure I have pure workers and that will do me atb

[Cargol 302]

What is a pure patt? Lol.

[Daniel cain 45,249]

Colour shouldn't matter imo-but I would want some answers from who ever the stock came from.atb with them dc

[Craic 203]

Colour shouldn't matter imo-but I would want some answers from who ever the stock came from.atb with them dc

I've bred these dogs for years an still the odd black an tan or chocolate has cropped up. As long as there working I don't care, atb craic

[leethedog 3,071]

Surely if there is bull anywhere in the line there is a chance of throwing red whites and even brindle isn't there . And let's face it most lines have bull in there somewhere

[Craic 203]

Bred from black dogs, nothing else in there for 30 years. Sorryit won't up load , just a b and t pup,

Edited August 31, 2016 by Craic

[Barbarian1990 220]

As I don't discriminate against any colour id see how the pups worked out before decided to keep the dogs or breed again,

[Daniel cain 45,249]

 

Colour shouldn't matter imo-but I would want some answers from who ever the stock came from.atb with them dc

I've bred these dogs for years an still the odd black an tan or chocolate has cropped up. As long as there working I don't care, atb craic

I've had my black dogs for over 20 yrs-had blacks,chocolate, bronze,brindle, fawn colour pups but never b&t.I've a pup here now who's dam is brindle and sire is chocolate dog 1/4 bull 3/4 patt.get the odd pup with white star on chest but never ever white feet.makes no odds to me personally what colour they are -but if I had white pups then I'd be pissed off and wanting to know why they lying about the breeding.they must have Russell in them imo.atb dc

[Craic 203]

So if two black fell/ Lakeland's had white pups would that make them Russell's, just asking ?

[Craic 203]

Lad I know had a white smooth coated pup out of pats, but that definitely came from bull as be added the bull himself , but in his caseche culled it atb craic