Jeez, where do you people live? Boars??..Nutria???... I am not poking fun, I am jealous. Our entire wildlife population consists of an occasional bird, if you are lucky enogh to catch it before it drops dead from the pollution. I have to wake before dawn to play with my dog in a nearby basketball court to avoid getting a ticket. You are all very, very lucky. But I only pay $1 for coffee, alright, sometimes $1.50, drink bud and I haven't hugged a tree in...we don't have trees. I don't want to talk about the SUV. Sorry for being off topic.
Rott-fancy
the tails are often used to pull the dogs out of the earth . When the oldtimers Docked their tails, the expression was "Leave a handfull for me". It is perfectly safe when you grab them at the base of the tail.
Deanna
SO <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" /> If they bread a 60-70lb JRT they would make the other working dogs extinct. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> Only joking folks, honest! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
For Van Camp visual, I'm thinking either FULL FLEDGED camo, ~OR~ Pennywise from the book IT, of course they made that into a movie.
On the 60 to 70lbs JRT, they use to have something similar, it was called a Doberman. They don't act they way now for the most part but that's what I think of when seeing one in action. I giant little terrier.
What kind of terrier would you suggest for fisher?we are a little overpopulated with them here at the moment and I am on the warpath 'cause one of
them ate my expensive barn cat(waited until after spaying and vaccs). Fishers can chew up biggish dogs pretty well - Airdale maybe?
Tiggy
Airdale would be a great choice. There a number of working sites on the net. There is a man in Tenn. I think that raises good ones, and hunts wild boar with them. The little guys would be more than happy to tackle fisher but !OUCH!
I was watching a show called ‘Insomniac”. That particular show took place down south somewhere. Anyway, the nutria
Control was a hoot! The sheriff was driving a pick up truck with a “sharp shooter” in the back. It was about midnight. One guy shinned the spot light looking for the nutria, and once spotted the sharp shooter (SWAT) would pick these varmints off with his 22 cal. This was taking place in town, houses right behind the nutria being picked off, which made it such a trip. Anyway, I’d love to do it, looked like a blast.
Some of you are aware that I go around delivering dog food for a living here in the U.K.
I don't know your opinions on fox hunting but I have been to some hunt kennels several times - We are talking of packs of 40-60 dogs so someone has to feed them
What really fascinates me about these dogs is that they are all kennelled together in one dog house with one huge outside run. They all seem to get along really well - but you can always pick out the Alpha dog as it is always the first one to jump up and start howling then the others join in. It then gets really noisy <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
These dogs are bred for the hunt and if fox hunting does get banned in this country I dread to think what will happen to these dogs. They are pack animals - no way will they make household pets
Slightly off topic I know and I hope this doesn't start a fox hunting debate!!!!!
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