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Nice pups. The mother looks like my Patterdale

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i thought the tanned ones like yours were lakeland terriers and the darker ones were patterdales. its a good lookig dog either way. mines a border terrier.

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Not a big terrier fan myself, but they are cute:thumbup1:

 

terriers are the best dog type of dog..............if you want to go ratting, that is one of the reasons I got one. my other dog is a lab, I got her because i wanted a working retriever and a lab fitted the bill better than most.

 

Is your rotty a guard dog or just a pet?

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i thought the tanned ones like yours were lakeland terriers and the darker ones were patterdales. its a good lookig dog either way. mines a border terrier.

 

No, she's Patterdale, I saw the mother and met the breeder. Mines a four generation throwback on the red side, all her siblings and parents are black.

 

Nice looking border, sorry for calling her a Patterdale!!

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A complete softy, unless you're furry and bolting, then she's a killing machine!!!!!!:lol:

Brilliant house dog, though she's just coming upto 2 years old so is gaining some attitude:001_rolleyes:

She does go to ground on the Shoot, but keeping her away from vixens with cubs as I dont want her smashed up.

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Good photo!

 

Im starting to think it about time I had another "appprentice":001_smile:

 

missing my old mate, life aint the same.

 

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You should do it, Tony. You know there are loads of potential 'apprentices' out there looking for the sort of life you could give them. :thumbup1:

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