“Exotic” Running Dogs.

[Aussie Whip 4,090]

31 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:

No pic coming up at my end mate.

Got it

[tonyormy1 191]

10 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:

I had Australian Silky terriers as a kid and they were great ratters and rabbiters and would bolt foxes. I then bought a Cairn terrier from a pet shop for next to nothing as nobody over here knew what they were in those days and he couldn't sell him. He would also bolt foxes but the silkies were better ratters. I cross the Cairn over my best Silky bitch and the pups were all good hunters. Not working terriers by todays standards but I caught a lot with them and spent a lot of time with them hunting as a kid from about 12.

 Great story Aussie 

[Aussie Whip 4,090]

5 hours ago, chartpolski said:

I got this lad when I was in Australia one time;

The buggers told me he was an "Australian Foxing Terrier", but I think they may have conned an old Pommy; I'm sure he's a Chihuahua ! LOL !

Still got him about 15 years later !

Cheers.

 

I had to have my old chihuahua bitch put down at almost 20 last month. They are good dogs for warning of snakes and intruders. Also one of the healthiest and loyal breeds, like miniature cattle dogs. 

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,481]

16 hours ago, dodger said:

Was it the same acid as what you had that day

No only had it once and it was good fun, it’s amazing how many shapes and faces you can see in the clouds and I found the bark on a tree absolutely fascinating

[dodger 2,751]

3 hours ago, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

No only had it once and it was good fun, it’s amazing how many shapes and faces you can see in the clouds and I found the bark on a tree absolutely fascinating

Must admit we tried it as kids n what you say rings true especially the clouds

We used to go camping n then go on mad missions n would go for miles without realising n walking along busy roads at night some of the cars could look like transformers