Wheatons And Border Terrier Cross Wanted

[fordi]

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Hi

does anyone know of anyone who breeds this type of terrier? I would also like to find a breeder of the plummer terrier,

Cheers

Fordi

 

[wilfred]

If you go onto, say, champdogs or pedigree dogs .co.uk (not sure of actual address) and put in a search for Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers, should bring some breeders up.

 

[fordi]

If you go onto, say, champdogs or pedigree dogs .co.uk (not sure of actual address) and put in a search for Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers, should bring some breeders up.

Cheers WilfredI really want the dogs from a working background

Regards

Fordi

 

[Kane]

Discussions about working wheatens come up on the Hunting Life forum fairly regularly - maybe someone on there could help?

 

[devonmaid]

i would try "the hunting life " site ,but i must say weaton x border sounds unusual ,lol thats a big dog to go across a border :sweating:

 

[liverpoolmitch]

Good luck with the search, as with others, Go on the hunting life forum, you should find breeders of plummers on there,

Can I ask out of intrest, why a Wheatonx Border?what would you hope to get out of this cross )

 

[fordi]

Good luck with the search, as with others, Go on the hunting life forum, you should find breeders of plummers on there,Can I ask out of intrest, why a Wheatonx Border?what would you hope to get out of this cross )

HiTo be honest I was interested in finding the smaller working strain of the Wheaton and to find out what they were like? has for crossing with a border it was something I was thinking of to try and take some aggression out of the Wheaton but not the gameness, has they can be quite aggressive with other dogs and the border is the most placid dog of all. I have only kept jack Russell's and will be buying a bitch plummer terrier has my own terrier is 17 now but I do like looking out for different breeds and crosses and am always prepared to listen to other peoples views.

Regards

Fordi

 

[liverpoolmitch]

Good luck with the search, as with others, Go on the hunting life forum, you should find breeders of plummers on there,Can I ask out of intrest, why a Wheatonx Border?what would you hope to get out of this cross )

HiTo be honest I was interested in finding the smaller working strain of the Wheaton and to find out what they were like? has for crossing with a border it was something I was thinking of to try and take some aggression out of the Wheaton but not the gameness, has they can be quite aggressive with other dogs and the border is the most placid dog of all. I have only kept jack Russell's and will be buying a bitch plummer terrier has my own terrier is 17 now but I do like looking out for different breeds and crosses and am always prepared to listen to other peoples views.

Regards

Fordi

Thanks Fordi, again good luck with your search an hope you find what your after. :thumbsup:

Regards Liverpoolmitch :luck:

 

[Kane]

Have PM'd you - hope it arrives as it hasn't registered in the 'sent' box :unsure:

We've just been given details of a 10 month old bitch who we believe is a working wheaten with something else in there too - the jury is still out as to exactly what!!!

 

[fordi]

Thank you to everyone for their help it was most appreciated. I have bought a young border pup from a sound working family and I pick her up in Weeks.

Regards

Fordi

 

[liverpoolmitch]

Good choice Fordi :thumbsup: Borders are sound little dogs and most are steady workers, what is her breeding and where from? My bitch is from show lines both hated the show ring now spend are afternoons mooching these days, never worked her below ground but keen on everything above and quite pleased with her bushing skills, post some photos when you get her mate and good luck with her :luck: :thumbsup:

 

[staffygirl]

Hi Fordi thanks for the PMs,glad your pleased with the pup i have just picked myself up a Parson Jack Russel dog,he is 14 months old only had him a week never been worked but he is keen,had him up at field on Scout Road,but he needs work on his recall as once on a scent he is off.Here is some pics of him.

i got him off preloved,you could try these sites,Dogs 4 homes,epupz,oodle,vivastreet,they had some nice terriers on there i will check on my hunting sites see if there any on there for you,best of luck with your searching. :thumbsup:

 

[fordi]

Hi Fordi thanks for the PMs,glad your pleased with the pup i have just picked myself up a Parson Jack Russel dog,he is 14 months old only had him a week never been worked but he is keen,had him up at field on Scout Road,but he needs work on his recall as once on a scent he is off.Here is some pics of him.

i got him off preloved,you could try these sites,Dogs 4 homes,epupz,oodle,vivastreet,they had some nice terriers on there i will check on my hunting sites see if there any on there for you,best of luck with your searching. :thumbsup:

Hey my friend what a good looking dog I know you will get it conditioned and just a little teeny bit more weight on it and girl you got a terrier. I got a parson in fact had um all my life and its been a bit of a shitter going over to a border but I know from experience that these little borders can hunt plus the wife likes the idea of no white hairs all over the place but you watch she will miss um. hey staffygirl what about we go and do a bit of hunting together in the wilds of Bolton and reduce the rabbit population??

 

[fordi]

Good choice Fordi :thumbsup: Borders are sound little dogs and most are steady workers, what is her breeding and where from? My bitch is from show lines both hated the show ring now spend are afternoons mooching these days, never worked her below ground but keen on everything above and quite pleased with her bushing skills, post some photos when you get her mate and good luck with her :luck: :thumbsup:

cheers mitch I got the pup off a guy on hunters life I will give you his name if you want? you my friend sound ,like someone i want to ask advice from! And who owns that dog what a cracker