RTurlough 160 Posted February 22, 2017 Report Share Posted February 22, 2017 Is it a mix or just like a red fell/patt? Quote Link to post
go2ground 152 Posted February 24, 2017 Author Report Share Posted February 24, 2017 What breed are those red terriers? Is it a mix or just like a red fell/patt? I consider them patts/fells but there is a little APBT in their pedigrees. My avatar (the same dog that is pictured with the little pup) is the sire to three terriers this thread, the black female is his, the red male tied to the fence next to the red bitch is his, and the little pup (which is also the young red male tethered with the black bitch only older) is his pup too.....My dogs are line bred for the most part so that APBT blood is in most of them.......Also the red female tied to the fence next to the red male (my buddies bitch unrelated to my line) also has some APBT blood in her closer than what's in mine and it's more evident in her chest. Quote Link to post
RTurlough 160 Posted February 24, 2017 Report Share Posted February 24, 2017 I thought there was a bit of bull in there somewhere, powerful wee dogs. With the APBT in the line is there ever an overlarge pup thrown up in the litter which would be classed as too big or are they all roughly the same? Some real tidy breeding you have there. Quote Link to post
go2ground 152 Posted February 24, 2017 Author Report Share Posted February 24, 2017 I thought there was a bit of bull in there somewhere, powerful wee dogs. With the APBT in the line is there ever an overlarge pup thrown up in the litter which would be classed as too big or are they all roughly the same? Some real tidy breeding you have there. Thanks, No to this date I have not produced any that were to big. They range anywhere from 13 lbs - 22 lbs all spanable . The larger ones are barely spanable but the smaller ones are easily spanable with fingers and thumbs overlapping. All hunt in the ground and in doser/tree piles. The bigger still fit in beaver dens along the creeks and in the tree piles, and of course the smaller ones fit everywhere except maybe a super small ground hog set. 1 Quote Link to post
RTurlough 160 Posted February 24, 2017 Report Share Posted February 24, 2017 Sounds like some of our Lakelands, ranging from tidy to larger deep chested dogs. 1 Quote Link to post
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