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my rescued patterdale

Discussion in 'Patterdale Terriers' started by ercolano, Jul 23, 2010.

  1. NewSchoolDogMan

    NewSchoolDogMan Top Dog

    LOL. I'm guessing the dog is probably somewhere around 15-25 lbs. That is definitely too big to be a purebred patty, but definitely a dog that can work :)
     
  2. Blackpoison

    Blackpoison CH Dog

    yeah can.. only down side is u cant put him in every hole lol.. he will suffocate. cut his own air.

    but yeah i entered my patt to a hole last weekend and i think a 25lb patt can get there too.. my patt is 9kg.
     
  3. NewSchoolDogMan

    NewSchoolDogMan Top Dog

    9 kilos is roughly 20 lbs. or so. That is huge for a patt. Largest patts I've seen were 14-15 lbs, or 7 kilos.
     
  4. Blackpoison

    Blackpoison CH Dog

    i wouldnt say HUGE, just on the large side... u wouldnt want any bigger then 9kg though. and he is spanable.

    his size is typical for his bloodline, ken gould /old nuttal/wheeler.
     
  5. TheIII

    TheIII Big Dog

    Best looking patterdale I have seen.
     
  6. B

    B CH Dog

    That dogs not going to be working the ground at that size. It would be a danger to the animal to send him into a hole as anyone that has go to ground animals surely knows.
     
  7. Blackpoison

    Blackpoison CH Dog




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    looks similar
     
  8. Blackpoison

    Blackpoison CH Dog

    i think it also depends on where u hunt and what u hunt. where i hunt a dog thats even 11 kg can fit to the holes around where i hunt but if go to the other side of the state no way ... also in europe their dens are bigger and some hunt badgers so holes are bigger.

    look at the size of these patts in the link below


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  9. peppapig

    peppapig Banned

    was thinking same.looks like staff blood in there somewhere....alot do......lovely looking thing tho.:)
     
  10. grave digger

    grave digger Top Dog

    I here good things about patterdale blood good things they game and keep coming at you when they are at work i love these dogs some are crossing them with pit dogs now
     
  11. NewSchoolDogMan

    NewSchoolDogMan Top Dog

    The patterdale blood adds speed too, along with gameness.
     
  12. noblebostons

    noblebostons Big Dog

    Badass little lightweight you've got there. On the opposite end of the spectrum, I've got a JRT X Bull Terrier bitch that I like a lot. Some of the Bull X Terrier crosses can be delightfully gritty and a fun size to work. Not meaning to Hijack your thread, just thought I'd share.

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  13. PITS+PATTS

    PITS+PATTS Big Dog

    :)Nice looking dog.well put together.what does he weigh?
     
  14. rathernotsay

    rathernotsay Big Dog

    When have you seen a wheaten in the ground? maybe as a draw dog at the mouth of the den but further than that I don't think so.
     
  15. rathernotsay

    rathernotsay Big Dog

    Whats that dogs span measure?
     
  16. coop-dog

    coop-dog Big Dog

    That dog is awsome looking.Nice job on the rescue part .Good luck with him.
     
  17. NewSchoolDogMan

    NewSchoolDogMan Top Dog

    I never saw a wheaten doing actual work, but I saw a couple at a few minor earth dog trials. The quarry are protected from the dogs at all times, but the wheaten did ok, nothing exceptional though.
     
  18. AxeMan

    AxeMan Pup

    so, you saw a wheaten barking at a rat in a cage :thumbsup:
     
  19. rathernotsay

    rathernotsay Big Dog

    saw a wheaten barking at a rat in a cage and only doing ok at it
     
  20. NewSchoolDogMan

    NewSchoolDogMan Top Dog

    It was an earth dog trial, all quarry are protected from the dogs. It isn't field work, but the dog accomplished it and it was a bit more than just barking at caged quarry :rolleyes: The dog probably is too big to do actual field work since the dog was about 20 lbs., and a dog that size going into the ground in actual field work instead of an earth dog trial has a high chance of suffocating.
     

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