Tiny 7 1,694 Posted May 31, 2008 Report Share Posted May 31, 2008 maybe they do i dont know cause i wouldnt house them i dont show dogs we work them but if your black n tans are throwing whites well they must be bred of russells why is it only this past 10 year or so these so called white lakeys have come on the scene wouldnt be for showing or ££££££££££££££££££££ for f**k sake wake up and smell the coffeeyou wouldnt house a dog just because of colour. but your a genuine terrier man????????? what difference does coloure make?????????????????????????????????????????? to the working terrier??????????? Quote Link to post
Guest friedrice Posted May 31, 2008 Report Share Posted May 31, 2008 white lakelands lol lol i was always led to believe they were either black and tan or red not white where and how did these so called white lakelands originate some white dogs were used in the lakes as out crosses,and some came from the devon area,as there were a lot of badger digging clubs about there at that time. and its fact that some white dogs were sent up north for the use of badger digging. most white dogs origins can be traced back to wales via the sealiam type, and so can the lakelands from the old black and tan welsh terrier. i would hate to upset terrier men of the north,but the lakelands up there were nothing more than imigrant welsh dogs.sent up there . mind you some were sent to wales also. at the time when badger digging clubs were digging in wales and the devon area,there wer'nt many badger up north, and the dogs there dident do well on them. so some got sent up to help things out if you know what i mean Quote Link to post
Guest friedrice Posted May 31, 2008 Report Share Posted May 31, 2008 and please dont think that white lakelands are a new thing,they have been about longer than the black smooth terrier,known as the patterdale Quote Link to post
the_stig 6,614 Posted May 31, 2008 Report Share Posted May 31, 2008 maybe they do i dont know cause i wouldnt house them i dont show dogs we work them but if your black n tans are throwing whites well they must be bred of russells why is it only this past 10 year or so these so called white lakeys have come on the scene wouldnt be for showing or ££££££££££££££££££££ for f**k sake wake up and smell the coffeewhats russell breeding made up of then ??? Quote Link to post
smelly dog 16 Posted June 1, 2008 Report Share Posted June 1, 2008 maybe they do i dont know cause i wouldnt house them i dont show dogs we work them but if your black n tans are throwing whites well they must be bred of russells why is it only this past 10 year or so these so called white lakeys have come on the scene wouldnt be for showing or ££££££££££££££££££££ for f**k sake wake up and smell the coffeewhats russell breeding made up of then ??? Names for working terriers is good for ££££s and breeders trying to make names for themselfs. Easy, working terriers come in all colours, Black working terrier, White working terrier ect. Easy unless your after more than producing working terriers. Quote Link to post
greggy 18 Posted June 1, 2008 Report Share Posted June 1, 2008 white lakelands lol lol i was always led to believe they were either black and tan or red not white where and how did these so called white lakelands originate some white dogs were used in the lakes as out crosses,and some came from the devon area,as there were a lot of badger digging clubs about there at that time. and its fact that some white dogs were sent up north for the use of badger digging. most white dogs origins can be traced back to wales via the sealiam type, and so can the lakelands from the old black and tan welsh terrier. i would hate to upset terrier men of the north,but the lakelands up there were nothing more than imigrant welsh dogs.sent up there . mind you some were sent to wales also. at the time when badger digging clubs were digging in wales and the devon area,there wer'nt many badger up north, and the dogs there dident do well on them. so some got sent up to help things out if you know what i mean so what your saying is all working dogs originate from wales? Quote Link to post
swanseajack 227 Posted June 1, 2008 Report Share Posted June 1, 2008 white lakelands lol lol i was always led to believe they were either black and tan or red not white where and how did these so called white lakelands originate some white dogs were used in the lakes as out crosses,and some came from the devon area,as there were a lot of badger digging clubs about there at that time. and its fact that some white dogs were sent up north for the use of badger digging. most white dogs origins can be traced back to wales via the sealiam type, and so can the lakelands from the old black and tan welsh terrier. i would hate to upset terrier men of the north,but the lakelands up there were nothing more than imigrant welsh dogs.sent up there . mind you some were sent to wales also. at the time when badger digging clubs were digging in wales and the devon area,there wer'nt many badger up north, and the dogs there dident do well on them. so some got sent up to help things out if you know what i mean Can't wait to see the replies to this, just spat my coffeee alll over my laptop !!! Quote Link to post
greggy 18 Posted June 1, 2008 Report Share Posted June 1, 2008 white lakelands lol lol i was always led to believe they were either black and tan or red not white where and how did these so called white lakelands originate some white dogs were used in the lakes as out crosses,and some came from the devon area,as there were a lot of badger digging clubs about there at that time. and its fact that some white dogs were sent up north for the use of badger digging. most white dogs origins can be traced back to wales via the sealiam type, and so can the lakelands from the old black and tan welsh terrier. i would hate to upset terrier men of the north,but the lakelands up there were nothing more than imigrant welsh dogs.sent up there . mind you some were sent to wales also. at the time when badger digging clubs were digging in wales and the devon area,there wer'nt many badger up north, and the dogs there dident do well on them. so some got sent up to help things out if you know what i mean Can't wait to see the replies to this, just spat my coffeee alll over my laptop !!! should be intereting....ill have to check it out later got to take my welsh imegrants out for a walk. Quote Link to post
the_stig 6,614 Posted June 1, 2008 Report Share Posted June 1, 2008 white lakelands lol lol i was always led to believe they were either black and tan or red not white where and how did these so called white lakelands originate some white dogs were used in the lakes as out crosses,and some came from the devon area,as there were a lot of badger digging clubs about there at that time. and its fact that some white dogs were sent up north for the use of badger digging. most white dogs origins can be traced back to wales via the sealiam type, and so can the lakelands from the old black and tan welsh terrier. i would hate to upset terrier men of the north,but the lakelands up there were nothing more than imigrant welsh dogs.sent up there . mind you some were sent to wales also. at the time when badger digging clubs were digging in wales and the devon area,there wer'nt many badger up north, and the dogs there dident do well on them. so some got sent up to help things out if you know what i mean so what your saying is all working dogs originate from wales? via devon Quote Link to post
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