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[derry lad 215]

[derry lad 215]

[Leelaw94 56]

[DogMagic2 47]

Oreo

[eastcoast 4,115]

21 hours ago, DogMagic2 said:

Oreo

A nice old fashioned "ankle biter" type Russell that was probably the most popular of pet breeds at one time in the UK. The enemy of postmen, binmen, paper boys and milkmen. Had great fun hunting all sorts with them growing up. Mostly borrowed from neighbours. People didn't mind back then as long as you washed them before bringing them back and  hadn't hit on anything too smelly.

[Daniel cain 45,150]

On 14/01/2024 at 22:33, Leelaw94 said:

Nice that pal

[Leelaw94 56]

2 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Nice that pal

Cheers mate . He does me well

[Daniel cain 45,150]

[Daniel cain 45,150]

1 minute ago, Leelaw94 said:

Cheers mate . He does me well

Have you got a side on pic of him? Looks very 'cobby' and workman like

[Leelaw94 56]

1 minute ago, Daniel cain said:

Have you got a side on pic of him? Looks very 'cobby' and workman like

 

[DogMagic2 47]

1 hour ago, eastcoast said:

A nice old fashioned "ankle biter" type Russell that was probably the most popular of pet breeds at one time in the UK. The enemy of postmen, binmen, paper boys and milkmen. Had great fun hunting all sorts with them growing up. Mostly borrowed from neighbours. People didn't mind back then as long as you washed them before bringing them back and  hadn't hit on anything too smelly.

Thanks. Shes a jack russel x cocker spaniel. Sweet little thing. Driven as hell. Mainly a pet tbh but she loves pushing rabbits out of the bushes too

 

[eastcoast 4,115]

On 16/01/2024 at 19:08, DogMagic2 said:

Thanks. Shes a jack russel x cocker spaniel. Sweet little thing. Driven as hell. Mainly a pet tbh but she loves pushing rabbits out of the bushes too

 

Russell x cocker? Just shows what I know, bugger all  . Back in the day those Jack Russells on estates were probably a bit of this and a bit of that, especially considering that parents went to work, kids went to school and people's dogs were just let out to form packs and roam the streets until someone returned. Madness to think about now, but happy days at the time. Unless you were a postman.

[DogMagic2 47]

20 minutes ago, eastcoast said:

Russell x cocker? Just shows what I know, bugger all  . Back in the day those Jack Russells on estates were probably a bit of this and a bit of that, especially considering that parents went to work, kids went to school and people's dogs were just let out to form packs and roam the streets until someone returned. Madness to think about now, but happy days at the time. Unless you were a postman.

Yeah i got her in ireland from someone who did exactly that.... let their in season cocker wander all over the place all day. It was the second time she'd gotton pregnant from their neighbours jrt as well so they should have learned lol 

[Bakerboy 4,703]

29 minutes ago, eastcoast said:

Russell x cocker? Just shows what I know, bugger all  . Back in the day those Jack Russells on estates were probably a bit of this and a bit of that, especially considering that parents went to work, kids went to school and people's dogs were just let out to form packs and roam the streets until someone returned. Madness to think about now, but happy days at the time. Unless you were a postman.

Them few pics took me back 50 odd years

[Aussie Whip 4,096]

13 hours ago, eastcoast said:

Back in the day those Jack Russells on estates were probably a bit of this and a bit of that,

Probably a good thing, only the toughest and smartest survived, with a big gene pool they were healthy as. I'd bet these mongrel terriers were a lot more useful than todays show bred Russells.