badger trial dogs

For the last time nobody said the gamedog could not kill the badger FFS. The question was if it was a test for gameness do you get that now so I dont have to keep typing the same shite all night

 

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found this. looking for the ones we got, there bigger than 15lbs guaranteed!

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this might lighten everyone up, lol

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it wouldnt be a fuckin game test either...your living in your own little fantasy world over there... a gametest consists of losing and still being willing to fight..and since you agree the bulldog will kill it then how is that a game test? you cant kill something thats moping the floor with you..so go ahead and keep typing the same "Shite" all night..you know nothing of a gametest if you think the animal "dog" used to test other dogs was the one losing..if so its not a gametest just a fight...thats why the few dogs that were never fully tested in the history of this breed werent..because they were usually the Aces or the ones with a freakish mouth that you couldnt put behind...accept it your logic is elementary

 

you don't have to keep typing the same thing, its not a gametest,, its a hunting terrier test, witch is an old school method at that, the dog makes it out of a wild badgers hole, then it can be called a test, not the box tunnel style badger testing.

an such a test is for Patterdales only, and other quarry hunting dogs, , you don't hunt foxes in box tunnels and all your terriers game do you?,

cause the fox is smart enough to run for all its got, then turn and fight, badgers hide cause its scared in the first place, or it would fight up on the ground, not underground, where it goes. Where it feels safe and has a fighting chance!!

 

FUCK ME.....EVEN THO I DONT LIKE BADGER BAITING....AND IM NOT FUSSED ON BADGERS EITHER.....BUT FECK ME.....THE EURO.BRITISH.IRISH BADGER IS A FINE SPECMIN...book your tickets yankie terrier men......put your money where my cock is.... ....im sorry....couldnt resist it.....:p

 

theres that messed up euro humur , its money where your mouth is!:rolleyes:
but badgers kill pits all the time!:p hell its all over Youtube!:rolleyes::rolleyes:
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and if your looking to get some one to fly over to show you a badger get"proper f*cked" by a APBT, your an idiot!

 

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again not a pitbull, lab rodiesian if anything...
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must be one of those eroupean dogs lol

 

what....before ze germans get eer??

 

wtf was that video supposed to prove???....a fucking rhodesian/labrador running around for a while??:rolleyes:

 

proper F*cked, that movie was a good one! Snatch

 

Once upon a time there was a test in Ireland called the "Teastas mor" this was run by the Irish Kennel Club and there were rules and regs that the dog had to follow otherwise he failed. If you google it you will see all the rules.There was also another test called the Federation that was a harder test run by working men aswell, you might find info on this on google
A badger for the last time is noway near as much of a test as another gamedog but it can and will make a mess of a dog as it is fighting for its life in is its own enviroment in the ground not out in a field. I hope this now puts an end to anymore confusion by our American friends

 

im syin there bigger than 15lbs buddie, you guys are thick tonight eh!

 

twas.....and brad done his finest acting in it.....not once was he using good looks......id still fuck him up in it....1,2 uniflu....for me ma.......lol

 

all it proves is your dog will bark and grab and hold a trapped animal, not a test I'd say, but a way to see if your dogs claustrophobic, and or a pussie! what did you think the out come was going to bring??!! kind of oldshool thinking, no?

 

im sorry nosurrender....always confused shall they be me thinks.....:dogtongue:

 

And it was an American badger out in the open not in the earth

 

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Rules[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]1. The trials must be conducted strictly within the law and are restricted to terriers and bitches which have not already qualified for the Teastas Mor certificate.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]2. a) A veterinary surgeon must be in attendance at the trial. Under no circumstances may a trial take place without one, and his name and address must be recorded on the application for a licence and on the licence issued by the Kennel Club.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]2. b) In the event of any serious injury occurring to any terrier or badger, the animal at the discretion of the Veterinary Surgeon shall be humanely and expeditiously destroyed[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]3. The trial of any terrier must be in natural setts. Under no circumstances may tests be carried out in artificial setts. A terrier may not be tried more than twice in any trial.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]4. Once a badger is drawn, it must not be released or returned to the earth until the conclusion of the trials.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]5. Badger in captivity shall not be used for tests or training.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]6. Sounders are expected to go the ground with alacrity. When a sounder reports the presence of game by a full and sustained tongue, a reasonable time shall be allowed before diggers begin to work. When the sounders records persistently from one section of the sett, digging shall commence under the direction of the judges.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]7. The badger shall be drawn by a strong terrier, with the assistance if necessary, and the size of the badger and undergroun conditions noted by the judges.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]8. If a sett is apparently unoccupied, several terriers may be run through it and their eagerness to search noted.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]9. With regards to strong terriers, the Teastas Mor is to be awarded to the terrier showing gameness in attacking badgers. Five minutes is the minimum period a terrier shall be in contact with the badger, except when the terrier draws the badger in less time. Each terrier shall be withdrawn as soon as possible after the five minutes have expired. The judges may direct that a terrier be again tried if , in their opinion, the first trial was for any reason an insufficient test.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]10. Five minutes are to be allowed a terrier before being disqualified for failing to get in contact.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]11. Barking shall be eliminated as much as possible and disqualification will follow barking after contact, provided that no terrier is disqualified for barking when in actual contact.[/FONT]

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you got a 12lb terier that goes after badgers you could say it brave for sure, but not a gametest, that terrier could quit at anytime, it never went to deaths door, and back, it grabbed and held on for dear life! hoping you could dig faster! , and they probably lost a few dogs ,s o said fuck it how can we make it easier, hell we won't even use wild badgers, we will tame them, and test are dogs with tame badgers! Cheers you crazy english basterds!

 

Buck number 11 is the answer to your last post if it barks it aint happening. I hope this has shed some light to our Americans in the house tonight finally