Britain is the undisputed home of the terrier. There are over twenty breeds and although each one is a capable hunting dog, over the centuries some breeds of terriers have proved themselves to be more suited to rabbiting than others. The 'rabbiting terriers' have many common characteristics and in this fascinating book the author analyses these attributes in order to describe the height, weight, shape, stamina and intelligence of the 'ideal' rabbiting terrier.

Features and reviews in The Countryman's Weekly, Earth Dog and Shooting & Country Times. Reviews in The Field, The Scottish Field, Wildlife & Countryside, Countryside and Country Life magazines.

About the Author
David Bezzant has practised rabbiting with terriers, ferrets and purse nets in England, Wales and Scotland for over twenty years. Together with his brother, he has run a rescue service for ferrets and currently finds new homes for ferrets inconjuction with the Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He has been a contributor to The Countryman's Weekly and is author of Ferreting - A Traditional Country Pursuit [Crowood 1998]. John Bezzant has written about terriers, ferrets and birds of prey for Gun Mart and has also been a regular contributor to The Countryman's Weekly.


Book Information
ISBN 9781861268822
Author David Bezzant
Format Hardback
Page Count 144
Imprint The Crowood Press Ltd
Publisher The Crowood Press Ltd
Weight(grams) 640g
Dimensions(mm) 246mm * 189mm * 17mm