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Bakes
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Jagdterriers in Australia
      #11934 - 19/03/04 06:42 PM

For those interested in these dogs, this is an Email I recived over an inquiry I made.

Dear Tony

This dog is not a recognised breed here in Australia, I'm sorry I cannot
help you.

Rob Harrison
Assistant Manager
Canine Control Council (Qld)
PO Box 495
Fortitude Valley
QLD 4006
Phone (07) 3252 2661
Fax (07) 3252 3864
Website www.cccq.org.au
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> Hi
> I'm contacting you to find out if there are any breeders in Australia
> of the Jagdterrier? These dogs seem to be popular in the US and Europe but

I can't find any information about them in Australia.
>

> > Your help would be appreciated
>
> Thankyou

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: Bakes]
      #11935 - 19/03/04 06:50 PM

There you are mate. Import them and start your own kennel.

I'll buy one.

Pity but there are other breeds that will do the job too.



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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: NitroX]
      #11951 - 19/03/04 09:49 PM

Mate I wouldn't have the money to import one I've asked the bloke to explain why their not recognised, I'll post his answer if I get one.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: Bakes]
      #12056 - 20/03/04 09:37 PM

Bakes could start a breeding programme, if he wasn't scared of taking the skin of his knees

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: Bakes]
      #14615 - 11/05/04 01:32 AM

Hi John!

Nice to be back here!

I can tell you some about the dogs you wrote about, they are quite common here. I've hunted with a lot of them, also the Vorsteh you've got as a background picture on your computer.

About the Jagdterrier, it's a small hunting machine. Big risk it will be hurt by wild boar because it's very offensive. Here it's called the hunters small allround dog, and the Vorsteh is the big allround dog. I would not buy a Jagdterrier if I had small children or other dogs especially not of the same gender. The most of the Jagdterriers I've met is a little bit to sharp for my taste. I'd rather go for the Vorsteh, it's perfect for hunting wounded animals as well. And a good breed for bird hunting - it's allround. The only problem is that it's big.

If you shall hunt wounded wild boar, forget about the spaniels, most of them aren't tough enough. But remember this advice is from the other side of the globe, maybe it's different in Australia.

I hope you'll find a nice allround dog! Good luck!

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: LindaSTHLM]
      #14641 - 11/05/04 02:43 PM

Linda

Good to see you back. You will have to tell us how your dog is doing? Ended up a male rather than a female if I remember.(?)

Jagdterriers are out for me for the forseeable future as they do not appear to be in Australia yet and importing a dog takes a long time with quarantine (many months) and lots of $. Plus I feel it is not fair on the dog. If a breeder brings them in then I would re-visit it.

Never heard of a Vorsteh before.

I'll probably get another GSP or if not a Jack Russell. Not for a year or so.



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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: NitroX]
      #14989 - 19/05/04 08:53 PM

My new dog is a male, that's right. I was planning to have a female, but nature was against me. He's very interesting, full of energy and today he's 10 months old. I've been training a lot with him, but not hunted yet. I think he will be fine.

Here is a picture of Zeke
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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: NitroX]
      #31508 - 19/05/05 05:24 PM

I would buy one or two straight away if in Australia.


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ALAN_MCKENZIE
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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: peteQLD]
      #32401 - 30/05/05 09:09 PM

Put me down for one or two.
I like a dog with attitude.
I just found out what a Vorsteh is.
Its a German Wire haired Pointer.
Never owned a wire haired but owned 2 shorthairs that I bought of Ron Slater,Slatmart Kennels in Geelong in the early 70's.
I took them both into the Kimberley,great dogs.Tough and fearless.
I believe someone has a monopoly on the wirehairs in Aust and wont sell them unless steralised.


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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: ALAN_MCKENZIE]
      #56796 - 10/05/06 05:09 PM

A member of another forum I'm on offered to give me a Jagd Terrier pup when his bitch gives birth, it would be to much stuffing around importing it though from the states. I enquired about the breed as I think they would make a top wallaby dog, I've had a Fox Terrier in the past and she was fantastic.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: Big_Buck]
      #67104 - 15/12/06 10:59 AM

They are in Australia now, advertised recently in a hunting mag. Octobers issue of the Shooters Journal I think.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: Taylor416]
      #67124 - 15/12/06 04:29 PM

I believe there is a breeder in Queensland now for Jagtterriers.

I will be getting a new GSP pup first though. My GSP "Siegfried" is unfortunately dying with a tumour in his spine. He is still getting around on two legs, he stands up and drags his rear 'feet' which I have bandaged to stop them abrading. But probably won't make the end of the year, if he gets to bad, I will have to do something for him. In the meantime I am trying to spoil him with things he was never allowed to eat before or much of.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: NitroX]
      #67338 - 19/12/06 01:23 AM

Nitro:
Sorry to read about your faithful friend Siegfried (great name!), I hope he goes with as little suffering as possible.

I bet he's loving the treats he couldnt get enough of before.

We will be buying a GSP in the late spring and the kids are looking terribly forward to having a mutt to play with. I am hoping he's a good hunter with good natural instincts as he will first be a pet and then a hunting companion.

DT

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: Double_Trouble]
      #69005 - 07/01/07 11:46 AM

I have got one from the breeder in QLD. Seems like a good dog ! Would be good to x with a jack Russell...
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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: peteQLD]
      #69011 - 07/01/07 01:33 PM

OK Pete,what about a pic and the contact details of the breeder.
Al

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: ALAN_MCKENZIE]
      #69151 - 09/01/07 12:46 PM

here is the link for you: www.hundream.com.au/

cheers
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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: peteQLD]
      #69196 - 10/01/07 06:57 AM

Here is some pics of a couple of the boys with their Jagd`s and their quarry.

http://wassonhuntingservices.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=3324&highlight=jagd+terriers

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: NitroX]
      #69217 - 10/01/07 10:20 AM

John,

Any news on Siegfried?

Erik

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: EricD]
      #69228 - 10/01/07 02:27 PM

Still around but the day is not far off, maybe tommorrow. He has trouble getting up now, so needs to make a trip very soon. Sad for such a young previously active dog.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: NitroX]
      #69242 - 10/01/07 06:54 PM

My old stag was dropped into the ground just recently,a sad loss of an old girl (14) that took me to some fantastic times in the bush.Always sad when a trusted and true companion has to go.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: gryphon]
      #69263 - 11/01/07 12:26 AM

Gryphon:
sorry for your loss, it's a rotten thing to go through.

DT

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: gryphon]
      #69272 - 11/01/07 03:14 AM

Gryphon,

I'm very sorry to hear that. One of the hardest things in life for a dog lover is to loose his/her trusted 4 legged friend.

John,

I'm sorry that it is now unavoidable.

Erik

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: EricD]
      #69325 - 11/01/07 05:09 PM

Yes we had some fun on the sambar,wild boar,foxes,hares,cats,rabbits and she even believe it or not found me shot quail that i couldnt find....she`s missed for sure.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: gryphon]
      #69332 - 11/01/07 11:13 PM

Gryphon,

Sad to hear of your girl going recently. A sad loss when one's mate passes on.

Hopefully you are looking for a new stag hound or another dog.

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Re: Jagdterriers in Australia [Re: NitroX]
      #69383 - 12/01/07 10:07 PM

So how does one train a Jagd Terrier?

Anyone know of any good hunting terrier training manuals?

For GSP's the best training manual I have found is the so called "Green Book". The training manual of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association. I wish I had had it from the beginning of trying to train my GSP.

Next time I will have it from the start.


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But I have no idea other than basic obedience training in how to train a terrier used to hunt foxes and other small game, but also game up to the size of pigs!

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