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Heard of a few plummers working earth, but never any bedlingtons, in fact i don`t even see many bedlingtons around my area, the odd one or two but they are just pure show/pets, shame really i`m sure they are good working dogs if given the chance, i think most bedies get used as bunnie dogs anyway.

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Heard of a few plummers working earth, but never any bedlingtons, in fact i don`t even see many bedlingtons around my area, the odd one or two but they are just pure show/pets, shame really i`m sure they are good working dogs if given the chance, i think most bedies get used as bunnie dogs anyway.

 

There are still one or two who are more than "bunny dogs".

 

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dont put a picture of a plummer or a bedlington with a dead fox because its impossable that you dug it, it was road kill...always remember that..

 

I've had Beddies and Beddie hybrids in the past worked fox to ground (seen by plenty) and the young dog I have now has been on a few digs - had 3 reds ,

One on top, one in an earth and one in a drain.

I can't quite figure it out BB&B but WTF IS EATING YOU WHEN IT COMES TO BEDLINGTONS????

Reading between the lines, it seems that you had a poor Bedlington at one time, and now seem quite embittered towards the breed.

Perhaps you have found your level - thats why you now keep Brians Beagle cross Jack Russells. :thumbs:

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dont put a picture of a plummer or a bedlington with a dead fox because its impossable that you dug it, it was road kill...always remember that..

 

I've had Beddies and Beddie hybrids in the past worked fox to ground (seen by plenty) and the young dog I have now has been on a few digs - had 3 reds ,

One on top, one in an earth and one in a drain.

I can't quite figure it out BB&B but WTF IS EATING YOU WHEN IT COMES TO BEDLINGTONS????

Reading between the lines, it seems that you had a poor Bedlington at one time, and now seem quite embittered towards the breed.

Perhaps you have found your level - thats why you now keep Brians Beagle cross Jack Russells. :thumbs:

 

What part of Scotland do you come from I bought a Beddie of a fella called John Hamilton about twenty years ago ,It was one of the best dogs I ever owned ,he was a fantastic worker above or below ground,called him Rab after Mr Nesbitt he was as mental as him to,what a dog. :toast:

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