Let’s see your bull x pups

[Daniel cain 46,603]

36 minutes ago, Pirate 9000 said:

Can never understand people who don't bother getting young stock around farm animals saves a lot of hassle down the road, less upset to the dog has well.gives lurchers a bad reputation when dangerous with stock.

Any dog not broken to stock.... Is only good for a bullet imohere in wales sheep are everywhere, no fun if you have to have eyes in your arsehole and cant relax

[Pirate 9000 676]

It's a measure of s dog man,can't break a dog to stock best take up another hobby, I've heard all the excuses going you can't take this dog out near sheep I've tried everything, more like I could not be bothered to teach the dog basic training.

[Daniel cain 46,603]

I know plenty who would leave a dog in a kennel until they decided to take it out...... Then kick it around a field with a shock collar on..... Same lads never keep a dog for more than a season or 2.i dont have the best dogs..... But i always do my best by them..... Hopefully they repay my kindness

[Pirate 9000 676]

Daniel could not agree more a dog trained with respect and kindness will be 100% better dog and a pleasure to take out and when you have put that time in to the dog you are not going to part with it.

[blackmaggie 3,377]

I remember paddy a bull x I had pye to his daughter 5/8 3/8 I broke him to everything from cats to horses them one night just outside Blackpool he got bit by a donkey feck me he had a melt down never could trust him with them after but the fastest way to lose perm is by having a dog not broke to stock especially cats 

[Black neck 16,315]

11 minutes ago, blackmaggie said:

I remember paddy a bull x I had pye to his daughter 5/8 3/8 I broke him to everything from cats to horses them one night just outside Blackpool he got bit by a donkey feck me he had a melt down never could trust him with them after but the fastest way to lose perm is by having a dog not broke to stock especially cats 

Hmmm cats the Bain of my life 

And they ain't stock

[blackmaggie 3,377]

Try telling that to some of the stables owners or farmers wifes that feed them that's not to say the infectious wounds they cause either after a meet up or who sees it  just easier to break them to them imo 

Edited September 15, 2018 by blackmaggie

[sionnach99 1,276]

11 months old now, coming along nicely. Not abother with him through sheep or livestock 

[Themole 323]

Very nice dog how's he got speed looks like he could shift 

[sionnach99 1,276]

16 minutes ago, Themole said:

Very nice dog how's he got speed looks like he could shift 

Cheers hes coming into himself now , hes well able to move for a big dog plenty of pace, the proof will be next season when hes ran on game to find out what his turns are like. 

[Daniel cain 46,603]

[sionnach99 1,276]

4 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

coming on nicely for you, how old is he now ?

[mud 2,044]

Looks a chunk dc how talls she

[Daniel cain 46,603]

Shes 23 tts and still growing, think shes 6 months? Be happy if she makes 25/26

[ginger beard 4,653]

5 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Shes 23 tts and still growing, think shes 6 months? Be happy if she makes 25/26

I know its different breeding but i took measurements of mine religiously and between 6 months and a year he grew another 4 inches finishing just over 27.