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3 Bull greyhounds 1 5/8 3/8 18 months old with a broken leg which is on the mend. 1 bull whip grey which is 9 months old and doing well on rabbit and 1 6 month old 7/16 9/16 which is going to be a handy dog. All dogs by the way. Also 2 terriers 1 black bitch and 1 7 month old russel dog.

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I am talking about digging dogs.You only need the amount of dogs to do the work you got.If you only have 20 digs a season and own 3 digging dogs and your digging partner owns 2 digging dogs, plus the young dogs coming on. Simple to many dogs. I know of 2 digging partners, 1 has 8 terriers the other 6 and they breed every year at least 2 litters each. If you intend on giving a dog 30 digs a season thats for 14 dogs, thats them needing 420 seperate digs. some going that :blink: poeple can look after large amounts of dogs and do that well, but working dogs require work not company in a kennel. I have 3 working bitch,s and 1 6month

bitch, all in seperate kennels.

Good post,no point in having more dogs than you can provide work for.

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i have 3 hounds,2 adult lurchers,2 lurcher pups at 7 weeks,and 3 working terriers.the lurchers and terriers are easy handled during exsercise.but the 3 hounds need to be kept on leads cause if they get on a sent i mighten see them for a hour or two.

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Ok so would it be fair to say that you only kennel two terriers together?? I thought that if you put three together you are asking for trouble?? I only ask as I have two Patterdales and they are in the same kennel. They have their tear ups as the bitch is a demon..... So would putting another dog in cause the trouble that I'd anticipate??

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