Young Terriers

[Hunting Lad 50]

Thanks for all the replys lads it been a great help

 

Regards Ben

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

ive got a pup only a couple of months older than your two Benj, i'm sure we'll find some sport for them next season ...

 

Yeh mate sure we will

 

You going to have to get me out show me the ropes mate if your up for it.

 

 

 

 

[Guest Eamon.Mc]

Don't wanna piss on your fire with the young uns

being so young. But saying that they are from the

right stock so they SHOULD make the grade is

jumping the gun. Just because the pups come from

working stock, does'nt guarantee that they will turn

out workers. As hue says bringing 2 on at the 1 time

you've give yourself a bit to do. There's failures in

all litters no matter how good the breeding is. best

of luck with them.

[x38 179]

Don't wanna piss on your fire with the young uns

being so young. But saying that they are from the

right stock so they SHOULD make the grade is

jumping the gun. Just because the pups come from

working stock, does'nt guarantee that they will turn

out workers. As hue says bringing 2 on at the 1 time

you've give yourself a bit to do. There's failures in

all litters no matter how good the breeding is. best

of luck with them.

[Hunting Lad 50]

Don't wanna piss on your fire with the young uns

being so young. But saying that they are from the

right stock so they SHOULD make the grade is

jumping the gun. Just because the pups come from

working stock, does'nt guarantee that they will turn

out workers. As hue says bringing 2 on at the 1 time

you've give yourself a bit to do. There's failures in

all litters no matter how good the breeding is. best

of luck with them.

 

Well if you think about it mate when someone says SHOULD it means they might but there is a chance they might not. From saying SHOULD i didnt mean they defently will make the grade I didnt say that did I. Obviously there is always going to be dogs out of a litter that are not going to make the grade but surely getting a dog out of the right stuff is the best start to getting a good dog. I will put alot of time and effort in to both the pups I know alot of it is going to be down to me aswell and it going to be hard but am up for it.

 

Regards Ben

[Guest blackntan]

Don't wanna piss on your fire with the young uns

being so young. But saying that they are from the

right stock so they SHOULD make the grade is

jumping the gun. Just because the pups come from

working stock, does'nt guarantee that they will turn

out workers. As hue says bringing 2 on at the 1 time

you've give yourself a bit to do. There's failures in

all litters no matter how good the breeding is. best

of luck with them.

 

Well if you think about it mate when someone says SHOULD it means they might but there is a chance they might not. From saying SHOULD i didnt mean they defently will make the grade I didnt say that did I. Obviously there is always going to be dogs out of a litter that are not going to make the grade but surely getting a dog out of the right stuff is the best start to getting a good dog. I will put alot of time and effort in to both the pups I know alot of it is going to be down to me aswell and it going to be hard but am up for it.

 

Regards Ben

ben just get them out ratting and take it from there slowly slowly then take them along on a dig if the lads you go with know there stuff you will be ok dont rush them , we all start some were you will learn off you terriers its a two way leaning curve

[Hunting Lad 50]

Don't wanna piss on your fire with the young uns

being so young. But saying that they are from the

right stock so they SHOULD make the grade is

jumping the gun. Just because the pups come from

working stock, does'nt guarantee that they will turn

out workers. As hue says bringing 2 on at the 1 time

you've give yourself a bit to do. There's failures in

all litters no matter how good the breeding is. best

of luck with them.

 

Well if you think about it mate when someone says SHOULD it means they might but there is a chance they might not. From saying SHOULD i didnt mean they defently will make the grade I didnt say that did I. Obviously there is always going to be dogs out of a litter that are not going to make the grade but surely getting a dog out of the right stuff is the best start to getting a good dog. I will put alot of time and effort in to both the pups I know alot of it is going to be down to me aswell and it going to be hard but am up for it.

 

Regards Ben

ben just get them out ratting and take it from there slowly slowly then take them along on a dig if the lads you go with know there stuff you will be ok dont rush them , we all start some were you will learn off you terriers its a two way leaning curve

 

Ok mate,

 

Thanks for the reply nice one

[FLATTOP 4,538]

I agree with the slow approach took my 13 month old patterdale bitch on a few digs lately she entered after a bit of encouragement and run the holes but we put an experienced dog in and he soon had the game in a very tight spot on one dig,i think the more you put in the more you get out mixed with good breeding you should not go wrong .

All the best Bill.