Norfolk Terrier Breeder. Pull'em Tug'em Terriers

28/02/2024

Spring is in the air, new Norfolks have arrived!

13/09/2023

Ok. So why when they have a perfectly good bed do they pile up in the toy tray??

26/07/2023

Morning glory.....when she scanned for 3 but 6 arrived!

15/06/2022

Please note:
I dont export my pups.
I am selective who I sell to.
My prices are pre-covid.
I dont sell via FB or text.
CALL me!

12/01/2021

Please note. There is no availability on pups or older dogs until 2022. This year's litters are all short listed.If you have spoken to me and on the list of potential new owners I will be in touch as soon as there is anything to report. Litters are small 2 or 3 pups I cannot choose from several hundred applications so there is no waiting list. Please don't ask I cannot supply enough to go round in this time of madness.

29/05/2020

Coronvirus has bought out the desire in people to own a dog. Why? What happens when you go back. to work? Puppies are not toys to entertain your children. No I will not discuss puppy sales by text
Texts that say have you got any how much are they?' will be ignored. If you can't be bothered to talk don't text!
In the last 3 weeks I have averaged 50 emails requests and up to 10 calls a day. Where are all these pups supposed to come from?
THINK before you commit to a dog in difficult times when funds could become low. I shall be even more rigourous in my quizzing of potential owners on the coming months. A dog is for life not just for Coronovirus.

07/04/2020

This made interesting reading...

https://www.bva.co.uk/news-and-blog/blog-article/trojan-dogs-do-you-know-the-risks-of-rehoming-a-stray-dog-from-abroad/?fbclid=IwAR0ks0eK5Odu0O_BtFqSIocTcwWTJfP_8aZoZGydqKvTEZAZLhm9B9k2wBQ

Professor of Veterinary Parasitology and a Crossbench member of the House of Lords, Professor Sandy Trees, explores why the veterinary profession is concerned about the risks associated with rehoming stray dogs from abroad, and why BVA is encouraging those considering rehoming dogs to rehome from wi...

24/11/2019

Remember this Christmas. A dog is not just for Christmas it is a LIFE LONG commitment. Think first.

17/11/2019

This post IS NOT ABOUT CRATE TRAINING
We absolutely encourage crate training and implement this while our dogs are in our care.
It’s referring to getting a cute puppy for Xmas then locking it up because of poor training or un suitability for your life style.

04/07/2019

Never leave your dog in a car on a hot day—and make sure you recognize the warning signs of heatstroke.

13/04/2019

Happy Birthday Wederdenas Ten Bob of Pullemtugem. 1 year old today

12/04/2019

06/02/2019

Daddy has lost his car keys. This is obviously a major catastrophe, because Daddy is Busy And Important, but he can’t go to his office and be Busy And Important until his car keys are found.

Mummy is sick to death of being expected to find things, and has told Daddy to find his own bastarding keys. That’s OK though, because Daddy has a special method of looking for things, which involves stamping around the house in a thunderous temper having a massive tantrum and shouting at everybody and blaming them for the missing car keys.

Mummy says “Well, where did you last have them?”

Daddy claims there is no point looking in the place he last had them, because they won’t be there, because clearly someone has MOVED THEM and HIDDEN THEM.

Mummy says “Have you looked there anyway?”

Daddy ignores Mummy’s helpful suggestion and continues looking in random locations.

Mummy says “Why don’t you just use your spare car key?”

Daddy shouts that that is NOT THE POINT, he wants to FIND HIS KEY NOOOOOOOW!

Mummy considers giving Daddy a time out if he doesn’t stop acting like such a big fu***ng baby.

Mummy says “Have you checked your pockets?”

Daddy makes a dramatic show of looking in the pocket of a coat he has not worn in six months and then throwing it on the floor and howling “SEE? THEY ARE NOT IN ANY POCKETS! I am VERY BUSY AND IMPORTANT and now I am going to be late for my BUSY IMPORTANTNESS because someone has stolen my car keys!”

Mummy thinks about telling Daddy that he is not too big to have his bottom smacked if he keeps behaving like this, but she is worried in case he might find he actually enjoys that and if Mummy wanted to be married to a sexual deviant, she would’ve married a Tory MP.

After another ten minutes of the shouting and stamping, Mummy can stand it no more and looks in the laundry basket for the jeans Daddy was wearing yesterday. Sure enough, there in the pocket is the fu***ng car key. There is also £40, which Mummy quietly pockets as her Finder’s Fee.

Daddy is ungrateful that Mummy has found his keys, and denies that he could have found them perfectly easily himself twenty minutes ago, if he had only taken Mummy’s advice. Daddy leaves the house muttering to himself about getting a gadget to find his car keys when Mummy hides them from him. Mummy mutters something about where he can stick his fu***ng gadgets, and his car keys.

Mummy is going to spend her £40 windfall on posh gin. Mummy is not going to share the posh gin with Daddy, but she may well brain him with the empty bottle when she has drunk it all.

04/02/2019

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26/12/2018

01/08/2018

Luna by Bea. Love this drawing of my lurcher.

13/06/2017

Introducing working sheep dog Ted from Mayfields Farm who has come to join Team Pull'em Tug'em. He will be working with our sheep to make jobs easier and hopefully try a little trialing in the autumn cradle stakes.