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[dillydog 8,462]

Young lads stuck in their own little circle,  no common sense and no respect for the animals they hunt or keep. 

I've said it for years, terrier work should have some form of licensing,  education is seriously missing with the youth of today in all walks of life.

 

[Ptd87 304]

I bet that undercover reporter is some type of "reformed" dog lad type piece of shit... Wonder if he'll get done as well 

[poxon 5,718]

3 minutes ago, Ptd87 said:

I bet that undercover reporter is some type of "reformed" dog lad type piece of shit... Wonder if he'll get done as well 

You can put your money on it mate most definitely 

[peterhunter86 8,627]

1 hour ago, dillydog said:

Young lads stuck in their own little circle,  no common sense and no respect for the animals they hunt or keep. 

I've said it for years, terrier work should have some form of licensing,  education is seriously missing with the youth of today in all walks of life.

 

License or not it wouldn't stop cnuts like them going out and doing it.

[Guest Navek]

They just need to be shown the error of there ways.....take them out ..dig a big 6 foot hole ...chuck them in back fill ...lesson learnt ..

[dillydog 8,462]

51 minutes ago, peterhunter86 said:

License or not it wouldn't stop cnuts like them going out and doing it.

True, but it would give the honest decent lads something to protect their names with.

It's never been any different, in my lifetime all you've had to do is buy yourself a terrier and "just like that" you're a terrier man !  We all know different but if there was some sort of system behind terrier work like a licence,  something that you had to serve a bit of time on the bank with an older an wiser terrier man before you could strike out on your own then IMO terrier work would be in a better place.

Truth be known I had to learn everything the hard way myself,  I was just as dull and just as ignorant once upon a time, time and life are great teachers...........but then some just go through life determined not to learn a f***ing thing.

Edited May 25, 2018 by dillydog

[Rat face 1,655]

I was talking to a friend the other day about this. I was lucky I have my old man to show me  the way and right and wrongs. Terrierwork can be a victim of its self sometimes. Doors are shut to young lads because of the way the situation is at the mo so youngsters  just grab a terrier and go for it. They have no schooling no one to show them the proper ways. And what we saw the other night is a result of that. In my opinion anyways. 

[Mr r3d 192]

5 hours ago, downsouth said:

I actually had to rewind that bit and watch it again bacause although i could see what he was doing something in the back of my mind was telling me that surely he wasnt carrying a dog like that.

Yeh I read it on here [BANNED TEXT] I watched it and though no they must mean pulling him out the whole maybe but carrying the poor guy up a hill by his tailagain all I can say is WTF

[downsouth 7,151]

3 hours ago, W. Katchum said:

Falconry is the only field sport I know of where mentors ain’t scoffed at, truth is if ye really wanna learn to do summat properly then ye will, some folk are happy just coasting along having a laugh an doin what they think right an then there’s other folk who want better an try an learn by there mistakes an others. 

 

Just cos lots a folk do summat don’t make it right, or acceptable, they were only daft youngsters tho, that much was obvious 

Even being a daft youngster isnt an excuse for certain behaviour.Ffs even my 6year old daughter knows you dont carry a dog by its tail and i dont think ive had to teach her that.But from what ive heard about the pratt that did that from people i know that have met him my 6year old has more brains than him.

[dogmandont 9,777]

Most of these types don’t even like dogs. 

[Barrie 1,325]

On ‎24‎/‎05‎/‎2018 at 19:14, foxdropper said:

Any closing words Barrie. 

 

Sadly as I see it….. it is yet another case of history repeating itself.

It’s not the first time that a very small and unrepresentative minority who have, by their actions and callous behaviour/attitudes dragged terrierwork into the gutter and beyond. Unless I’m very mistaken, the 1990’s clip which was shown related to what those who were about at that time still refer to as the "Builth Wells Case".

In that instance, despite the fact that pretty much everything surrounding that case was already illegal,  the actions of those involved came across as being so callous and their actions so offensive to the general public, that it was impossible for anyone to defend the indefensible. The end result was a further strengthening up of the existing legislation and resulted in the 1992 Badgers Act.

This most recent debacle is an almost mirror image of the “Builth Wells Case”, it has exactly the same potential to have done irreparable damage to Terrierwork and to its future. Sadly it's now a matter of record, it will never go away and our opponents will always use it to their maximum advantage and at every possible opportunity.

It’s been suggested elsewhere that this thread should be deleted and I can fully understand the motivation behind that. The film shows Terrierwork in the worst possible light, most of its content and the views expressed are an absolute disgrace. What it shows is totally unrepresentative of terrierwork and of terriermen in general and it’s something which we should all be rightly rightly ashamed of and angry about…. but I would strongly disagree about deleting it.

Personally, instead of deleting it, I would highlight and pin it as a real life example of the kind of irreparable damage which can so easily be done by a small group of thoughtless individuals.... IT SHOULD SERVE AS A LESSON TO US ALL AND NOT BE IGNORED BY ANYONE.

J.M.H.O. - Barrie

Edited May 25, 2018 by Barrie

[Apache... 2,588]

I remember reading something in the late 80s that a well known author/terrierman wrote that a license for terrier men might be brought into effect and I thought that's a good idea it might stop most of these idiots abuseing the countryside and make terrier work more professional but reading on the author was against it saying it would bring an end to all  terrierwork, I was a bit shocked, I think  Harcombe might look back on that and wish a license was brought in similar to France. I also read in the paper today a massive badger cull is in operation in England "again".

 

[diggabell 145]

Human beings have the urge to revel in self gratification whether it be in talk film or book !!!! KEEP IT CLOSE KEEP IT SAFE..

 

[Mr r3d 192]

18 hours ago, dogmandont said:

Most of these types don’t even like dogs. 

Right there mate they just wana kill stuff and use there dogs to look hard in front of each other they talk about shooting dogs and stapling up them selfs (witch is possible if you know what ya doing not just a idiot with a staple gun) they need to fix up

[jcb 271]

Idiots their

mouths need stapling