slinky
02-26-2006, 07:01 AM
Hi all new to internet and forums
What I would like to ask is about the old Family Reds History...?
I have been on a few website and Books that states the old Family Red strain
Where an Irish Bred Dog... I have to Disagree some of you may know that the Red nosed dogs. Where founded in the midlands in England UK. The Strain also known as the Dudley Nosed Strain. The Red nose is also a condition called Vitiligo (The loss of Black Pigments) the first case of this Condition was in the 1800s found in Belington terriers. The condition is also hereditary. My theory is that the Belington terrier's was crossed into the Early Staffordshire Dogs to create the Dudley nosed Stafford... During this time The Dudley nosed Stafford’s was prised for its working ability also known as the Milkman Strain. There many Irish Workers in the black country Midlands at the time. Who would work on the Coal mining and Chain industry it was said that a few examples where Taken to Ireland... For breeding.
So did the old family Reds originate from the Irish Strain??
Regards
Slinky
What I would like to ask is about the old Family Reds History...?
I have been on a few website and Books that states the old Family Red strain
Where an Irish Bred Dog... I have to Disagree some of you may know that the Red nosed dogs. Where founded in the midlands in England UK. The Strain also known as the Dudley Nosed Strain. The Red nose is also a condition called Vitiligo (The loss of Black Pigments) the first case of this Condition was in the 1800s found in Belington terriers. The condition is also hereditary. My theory is that the Belington terrier's was crossed into the Early Staffordshire Dogs to create the Dudley nosed Stafford... During this time The Dudley nosed Stafford’s was prised for its working ability also known as the Milkman Strain. There many Irish Workers in the black country Midlands at the time. Who would work on the Coal mining and Chain industry it was said that a few examples where Taken to Ireland... For breeding.
So did the old family Reds originate from the Irish Strain??
Regards
Slinky