Pups

[chartpolski 24,189]

5 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said:

You see on here mate some just jump on the wagon. They read what they want to read an listen to others like little followers. " I said he's been going to a few summer shows on coming away with a few classes " He's been doing some bushing with the dog an ratting too to which he's doing well turning into a good worker or top work its a figure of speech. To some it's like f**k me you can't call a dog that if it's not over the age of 5 or 6 don't you dare haha. 

To be honest, it's none of my business, I was just commenting on show judges, and I used to do a fair bit of judging !

In fact, the only two shows I've been to this year are the ones who's rosettes you showed !

I was talking to some of the Terrier men there, and I can guarantee that some of them work there dogs a great deal, others only show.......that's their business

Cheers.

[Bangersanmash 3,079]

6 hours ago, chartpolski said:

To be honest, it's none of my business, I was just commenting on show judges, and I used to do a fair bit of judging !

In fact, the only two shows I've been to this year are the ones who's rosettes you showed !

I was talking to some of the Terrier men there, and I can guarantee that some of them work there dogs a great deal, others only show.......that's their business

Cheers.

Ano what you mean mate he went to derwent show with him weekend just gone an did well there. With terriers an lurchers this man works his dogs. I've a couple who live up the road from me that have deerhounds an go to the shows never worked the dogs an ferrets show them too same never worked. Them days have gone where you could be out grafting on a morning then to a show in the afternoon with the terriers. Too many too Gooders go to the shows now an would have the law there if they saw a terrier knocked up. 

[Moocher71 4,050]

11 hours ago, Bangersanmash said:

It means he's not got that dog sat at home pal in the kennel through the summer months it's out enjoying its self mixing with other dogs out in the fresh air not a stinky pissy kennel. And it's abit of a crack for the owner too with a few jars. 

I wasn't trying to put you or your dogs down Bangers as that's not me 

[Bangersanmash 3,079]

18 hours ago, Moocher71 said:

I wasn't trying to put you or your dogs down Bangers as that's not me 

A know mate a Jan what you was saying. 

[eastcoast 4,166]

No matter how much work the sire and dam have seen they are working terriers. Can end in tears when people get them as pets. Seen  a few people recently even struggling with their Poodle/Cocker Spaniel crosses once the Covid working from home thing ended. Working bred terriers are not easy to live with if kept as pets. The Lakeland sire is a very smart looking terrier though.

[WEDGEY 753]

On 10/06/2022 at 22:02, eastcoast said:

No matter how much work the sire and dam have seen they are working terriers. Can end in tears when people get them as pets. Seen  a few people recently even struggling with their Poodle/Cocker Spaniel crosses once the Covid working from home thing ended. Working bred terriers are not easy to live with if kept as pets. The Lakeland sire is a very smart looking terrier though.

Tell me about it... I'm only after getting one back gave my young girl one as a pet 9 months later back here couldn't control him hes reckon the house the wee girls bangers r away it everytime she let him off the lead she didn't know what was going to happen next 

[Bangersanmash 3,079]

I've had them all out socialising hands on with them eastcoast pal. A can't do with going to pick a pup up an there shying away in corner never been socialised or you can tell they've been knocked about shying away to the hand. A love to see pups bouncing about playing like they should be. There's not a bad one among these pups all grand looking. 

Edited June 13, 2022 by Bangersanmash