The Pikers Pit

Looks like fate has lent a hand with my daughters boyfriends dog having pups, so in a few weeks we'll have our first family dog! A patterdale terrier.

Don't you worry about those nails when chinning a Pike?

They have a tendency to want to kill anything that moves in the animal world (not sure about otters though)

ChrisWales wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 16:11 -

Don't you worry about those nails when chinning a Pike?

Haha yes they can do, there off now it's getting to pike time!

charliedog wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 16:37 -

They have a tendency to want to kill anything that moves in the animal world (not sure about otters though)

The mothers not a working dog,so will see how he is, but I know they have a high prey drive

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 17:22 -

charliedog wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 16:37 -

They have a tendency to want to kill anything that moves in the animal world (not sure about otters though)

The mothers not a working dog,so will see how he is, but I know they have a high prey drive

just wait till you try to get next doors cat out its mouth (please have someone video it)

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 15:24 -

Looks like fate has lent a hand with my daughters boyfriends dog having pups, so in a few weeks we'll have our first family dog! A patterdale terrier.

Beautiful, we recently completed our family with Springer Spaniel X Poodle, its a beautiful dog , some people know them as SpringerPoo or Sproodle, I prefer Pooey Spring, we named ours Molly Moo, what's urs called ?

Angler Dangler wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 18:00 -

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 15:24 -

Looks like fate has lent a hand with my daughters boyfriends dog having pups, so in a few weeks we'll have our first family dog! A patterdale terrier.

Beautiful, we recently completed our family with Springer Spaniel X Poodle, its a beautiful dog , some people know them as SpringerPoo or Sproodle, I prefer Pooey Spring, we named ours Molly Moo, what's urs called ?

Molly Moo the springerpoo

Congratulations on the new members of your families

Happy Hayes wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 19:38 -

Angler Dangler wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 18:00 -

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 15:24 -

Looks like fate has lent a hand with my daughters boyfriends dog having pups, so in a few weeks we'll have our first family dog! A patterdale terrier.

Beautiful, we recently completed our family with Springer Spaniel X Poodle, its a beautiful dog , some people know them as SpringerPoo or Sproodle, I prefer Pooey Spring, we named ours Molly Moo, what's urs called ?

Molly Moo the springerpoo

Congratulations on the new members of your families

That's the one

Kev Berry wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 17:44 -

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 17:22 -

charliedog wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 16:37 -

They have a tendency to want to kill anything that moves in the animal world (not sure about otters though)

The mothers not a working dog,so will see how he is, but I know they have a high prey drive

just wait till you try to get next doors cat out its mouth (please have someone video it)

There is a cat that keeps sh1tting in my garden so hopefully he'll sort it out in a few months

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 19:47 -

Kev Berry wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 17:44 -

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 17:22 -

charliedog wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 16:37 -

They have a tendency to want to kill anything that moves in the animal world (not sure about otters though)

The mothers not a working dog,so will see how he is, but I know they have a high prey drive

just wait till you try to get next doors cat out its mouth (please have someone video it)

There is a cat that keeps sh1tting in my garden so hopefully he'll sort it out in a few months

YouTube: cats scared of cucumbers, you could scatter cumbers around Ur garden

If you've ever seen a terrier thats been up against an Otter you wouldn't wish it on any dog.

Last one I saw retired the dog, and at just 5years old and a 'worker'.


Lovely pup btw

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Angler Dangler wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 18:00 -

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09 2017 15:24 -

Looks like fate has lent a hand with my daughters boyfriends dog having pups, so in a few weeks we'll have our first family dog! A patterdale terrier.

Beautiful, we recently completed our family with Springer Spaniel X Poodle, its a beautiful dog , some people know them as SpringerPoo or Sproodle, I prefer Pooey Spring, we named ours Molly Moo, what's urs called ?

Not sure what he's going to be called we can't have him till early October at the minute the kids like Jax

Cracking little dogs Patterdales are but very headstrong when they go into hunting mode, selective hearing is a natural occurrence with them. Even the most pampered family pooch can turn into the terminator with one sniff of anything small and furry

A picture of him from this Saturday

Lovely pup Mark,just keep on top on the discipline and I'm sure he will turn into a cracking dog,they arent all psychopathic.
(Just most of them face)

Cracker m8. Love terriers

MarkBerrisford wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11 2017 10:20 -

A picture of him from this Saturday
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feckin Tasmanian devil in a cute puppy disguise

I dont like most small dogs and most terriers, patterdales are an exception and make great pets!
Enjoy!

Cheers Alan

Well Jax is 13 weeks now and turning in to a cracking looking dog and full of mischief!

He is a cracking little pup Mark, wait till you take him fishing , they make great little fishing companions but be warned at least half of your grub is his including your deadbaits and livebaits ( if my patterdale is anything to go by ) and when they have eaten everything and get bored they will be off hunting. On the plus side you will never have anymore problems with Rats

That's a great picture of him watching the rods Brian, yes am looking forward to taking him but he'd be all the place at the minute!

He looks a little belter Mark

Grant

Lovely pup I'm totally jealous

Any update?

As you asked he's here with me in work today, he's 19 weeks now and coming on great, loves digging mice and rat burrows out now and once he's at it you can't shift him

He's a cracker.

Cheers Mick, had him out this morning trying for a few rats, smoked a few out but didn't get any having said that he was more interesting in trying to dig them out himself!

Can also walk on ceilings. Incredible.

We'd gone to Australia for the day!