beddlingtons

[Guest hunter12]

i think beddys are the right job for ratting or lamping

[kvnmcwebn 0]

i think beddys are the right job for ratting or lamping

 

you lamp with a beddy? only get the sitters right?

 

I mean i've tried it myself a few times and it didnt go so well.

[nealey 0]

I support bedlingtons to the full, they get a lot of stick from terrier men & others, but i'll say it myself its f*****g ridiculous to say that the bedlington is a lamping dog. To me this only going to make the beddy moor a laugh for these Doubters. Come on get sensable.

[twotone 6]

Quite right nealey, any dog may take a few on the lamp but it certainly dont make them lamping dogs

2tone

[swanseajack 227]

i have dug to her many times and she is only 18 months old ,she is hard as nails,i go out to do the job not to smile for the camera

 

 

What breeding is your bitch, what's her height etc etc some pics of your dog would be good ...

 

 

 

the parents of my beddy use them for ground work as well as lamping ,whats this pick on me or beddlingtons

 

must be some dogs

[alun1960 234]

Have lamped my beddy a few times , just to get out for an hour or two and a laugh ! Yes they might pick up a squatter , but when they get out run its nose down and clear the area of any wild life . I put a lot of time and effort into my dog but to make him into a lamping dog Urine extraction comes to mind !

[foyrious 13]

i have seen a lads bedlington on here, he answered to my post in the lurcher and hounds etc section on my pups first run and it looked so racey it would deffinately do for lamping, and this was supposed to be a streight beddo. this is the exception though and there must have been some outcrossing further back in the dogs ancestry. nice dog though, and somehow dont think sue has one of the same strain.

[nealey 0]

i have seen a lads bedlington on here, he answered to my post in the lurcher and hounds etc section on my pups first run and it looked so racey it would deffinately do for lamping, and this was supposed to be a streight beddo. this is the exception though and there must have been some outcrossing further back in the dogs ancestry. nice dog though, and somehow dont think sue has one of the same strain.

When i first had my bedlington, jack, i met a guy with 2 beddys, bloody horrible show types, they even looked a pinky colour in early morning light, any way my old lurcher jess (r i p) was about 20/21 inch, and these 2 ugly things were bigger than her. The thing is onto the lamping thing a TERRIER is a TERRIER and should kept so not a pretend running dog.

Cheers

[Guest tadger]

I have tried lamping with my bedlington but it is no where near fast enough. I enjoy watching the dog trying, as long as the dog trys i,m happy.

[swanseajack 227]

i mostly take rabbits because that is what is mainly called for around me and now charlie is getting harder to find ,its agriculture land around me thats why i have many ferrets to go ferreting with

SO, do you dig your Bedlington, single handed or not ??? or is it you patt cross, that does the job ????