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:cheers: Happy Birthday Scrumpy! :wub: Any dog that lovely must be part Irish !!!! :luck: (I'm convinced anyway) PS: No details of our next fun day yet - but I haven't forgotten

:)) A lovely new home has been found - so this topic can be closed. :luck: PS - anyone considering a rescue Irish, please get in touch!

:luck: We have just received details of an 8 year old bitch who needs a new family home. She has lived with a 10 year old Irish Terrier male and with children, although the family have decided to rehome her following an incident involving the youngest child. She has not been a working dog -...

Great stuff! I've just noticed you are in Cheshire! We have our club show at Chelford Village Hall and we also hope to have another fun day in the summer. You'd be very welcome to drop in and say hello! (and meet lots more leggy, ginger fruitcakes) When fun day date is decided, I'll pop...

Hi JT! Sounds like fairly typical young Irish Terrier behaviour to me!!! Exercise certainly helps, as does setting firm boundaries, but here's a couple of things I did when mine was younger that helped: Firstly, I adopted the phrase 'oh - look!!!' to let him know something really interesting...

:ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: Not sure if anyone would be interetsed in joining the Phantom Army. All you have to do is this..... Next time you have a train journey planned:- Type up or write a couple of paragraphs on why puppy farming is wrong and the conditions these pups are reared in. Add...

I think she is part Irish Terrier, from the picture and the descriptions. ITs are 18" @ shoulder for bitches and 19" for dogs, although many are an inch or two bigger and Irish & Bedlingtons are the only longer-backed, leggy terriers that arch slightly over the loins. She looks very like the...

I agree with everyone else! The worst thing though, I think, is the way they waste so much time with those silly montages of brief images from around the show and totally inappropriate backing music and also by telling us what we will be seeing next. If they cut out all those pointless links...

I am posting on behalf of the Irish Terrier Association Rescue. Although Irish Terriers are a comparatively uncommon breed, there are still several (too many) dogs every year that need new homes. Often, this is due to changes in personal circumstances or ignorance or misunderstanding on the...

Thanks for the replies! I have a 12 year old IT dog, who is an amazing dog. he comes to work with me and he's also been on a gundog course (yes, he was the only terrier) and done agility. He can be very soft-mouthed when he is retrieving.... What I would love to do in the future is work one...

Does anyone have experience of Irish Terriers or Irish Terrier x greyhound/whippet/any other lurcher/running dog? Ta!