Easy dig?

[Guest grubygrafter]

i like a good bayer but i like it to be bred off a hard dog. so you need the hard dogs. to breed good baying terriers. the problem is that most people bumping there gums about there harddogs forget to mention that there dogs are to big and are built like fridges   you dont need a spade to dig them out . you nead it to get them in. the best dog to get the job done is a determined SMALL terrier with the sense to take as little damage as possible.

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plenty of hard dogs out there that will get in most spots.

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:search: yep plenty small hard dogs :whistle:

[Guest Geordie]

Never owned a workin terrier in me life but i love reading the posts in here,yer all obviously really into what you's do............................. and mad as a feckin march hare.....the lot of you's :11: :11:

 

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[socks 32,253]

25 lbs fit and hard as they come ...... not a monster by any means and not small either ... a well built terrier that does the job ..............

 

[Kane 2]

Heres 2 brothers both game, both reach parts other terriers cant(wont).

[Guest grubygrafter]

25 f**k me thats a big terrier. the foxes in wales must be masive : :icon_ee

 

kane thats the type but i want to work em on there own not in pairs

[Guest knocavoeboy]

is the brindle terrier one of them plummers thats a throwback to when he put bull terrier in to create the perfect terrier. :11:

[Kane 2]

25 f**k me thats a big terrier. the foxes in wales must be masive : :icon_ee

 

kane thats the type    but i want to work em on there own not in pairs

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I always like to work them as a pack Why work single handed when sometimes you can squeeze 4 or 5 into an earth! .I always like a dash of Plummer in my terriers,it toughens them up.

[Kane 2]

Nice strong looking dog there Mik hope all goes well with him.

[Guest grubygrafter]

:11: :11: :11: :11: stop it your killing me, ive got lurchers smaller than that.there probably harder to now lets cut the bull i know some of they BIG terriers can get in some of the holes some of the time but most of the time they spend digging in while you dig them out and lets be honest most people have a small dog doing the main stuff. now theres a lot of bull on these sites and most of its in your dogs :11: :11: :11: cs

[celt 1]

25 is a good weight for a male terrier, most of the lakies I have worked are around that weight,, I have a 22lb at my feet and I think he is a little small.

 

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[pockets 0]

:11:  :11:  :11:  :11: stop it your killing me, ive got lurchers smaller than that.there probably harder to now lets cut the bull i know some of they BIG terriers can get in some of the holes some of the time but most of the time they spend digging in while you dig them out and lets be honest most people have a small dog doing the main stuff. now theres a lot of bull on these sites and most of its in your dogs :11:  :11:  :11: cs

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[pockets 0]

:11:  :11:  :11:  :11: stop it your killing me, ive got lurchers smaller than that.there probably harder to now lets cut the bull i know some of they BIG terriers can get in some of the holes some of the time but most of the time they spend digging in while you dig them out and lets be honest most people have a small dog doing the main stuff. now theres a lot of bull on these sites and most of its in your dogs :11:  :11:  :11: cs

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You are right there

[Guest knocavoeboy]

on a more serious note those two kanew are crakers. especially the wee brindled boy. couldnt resist the plummer joke.

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

there are plenty of hard,small dogs about,what sorts these into another category is whether or not the smaller dogs get pushed about at all.Just because a dog likes to mix it ,latch on, dosnt mean it can keep the quarry in a stop end to be dug,especially if the quarry has seen a dog before.A bit of weight behind any dog does no harm,PROVIDING THE DOG WANTS TO BE THERE.The baying dogs O.K in my books but they need to bay right up to it and be prepared to mix it on the break through.Dogs that stand off abit are the ones that are prepared to back up when rushed and at worst let quarry pass them.Dogs that become hard through work are more likely to stay hard as opposed to young dogs flying in and getting smashed up,these Ive found to become the stand off merchants.Better to progress slowly gaining confidence and pick up a few moves,holds on the way

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

f**k me look at the time .!