john parks

[the_stig 6,614]

Am I right in one of my first posts saying that a lot are red b and t with some black, from what ive experienced, and its not a lot they arent the run of the mill lakey sort.

Im sure a few relatives had some parks bred stuff around late 70s, a dog called mel, rats, and someone had a dog put to a genuine working russell, which was smooth red with dashes of white, a very hard little dog, a fair bit smaller than mel and rats who were about 15 tts.

I remember Monty Bingo and mick John a true Gent

any one remember a dog called rambler - around 1982 ..

[allrounder 47]

14 months old

 

[allrounder 47]

anyone got anymore pics of theres

[bulldog 0]

the man hardly breeds now, the last time he had a litter in i can recall i was told by his friend that someone phoned about a pup,the phone caller was told most were spoken for but if she had 30 there might be a spare one.in other words,if you are not really friendly with him then it is very difficult to get anything from him as they all go to his mates or he keeps them

Edited March 16, 2009 by bulldog

[john hubery 9]

The man himself, he judged for me this weekend a true gentelman and a font of terrier knowlage, I doubt very much if there are many to match him

 

 

And another very knowlageable terrier many with many, many year's hunt service under his belt was Colin Didrikson who stayed over for the week end to do a book singing for his new book A Worse Country Mischife, I could have spent many hour's talking to these men they both have so many tails to tell and such a good understanding of the true working terrier

 

[hound dog1 0]

he is at otley show every year and a top man

[the_stig 6,614]

his dress sense dont get any better least he`s got a belt these days and not his normal bale string one ..