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building a bullring


Peter Cohen
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26 Jul 2012 20:01


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how big do u think it should be? god and bad points etc cheers


John Harris
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27 Jul 2012 01:13


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Why would you need a bullring Peter, cant you jump fences anymore?

No, i have just finished one for pup's it is 8mtrs across, building another for race dogs 12mtrs across.

Useing a trailarm (diff) off a magna, awning pole off a carravan, (aluminium) made plate and bought bearing's, Rail from BJ Howes, all up cost 500. Ill help you for some parts if you need, have contacts.


Mark Staines
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27 Jul 2012 01:55


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The biggest & best Bullring ive seen was at Murreys/Bentlys old place at Canyonliegh, i think some one else has it now.



John McAlister
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Peter if you need a hand I can help you with a state of the art bullring and it,s near guaranteed that you can take the pups straight to the big tracks and they will chase their little hearts out ...but I don,t come cheap ...lol ...let,s say you let me use it now and then



Dave Lonergan
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27 Jul 2012 16:41


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whats a bullring and what do you do init


John Brennan (Navan)
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27 Jul 2012 16:50


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Great question dave



Peter Cohen
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Well its basically a mini circle track with only about depending on size 30ft of running rail and a single starting box and is pushed around by hand it is used to educate young pups and also to refresh some race dogs hope that helps :)

thanks for the replys guys cheers


Carole Brown
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27 Jul 2012 20:16


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I think it might be called a whirligig over there, Peter ??



Peter Cohen
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27 Jul 2012 20:18


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Arhh not to sure Carole cheers :)



Dave Lonergan
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27 Jul 2012 22:48


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thanks



Brian Terry
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27 Jul 2012 23:07


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CLICK HERE
Photo of my bullring.
Is good size as they can stretch out a bit but not go quick enough to hurt themselves.




Dave Lonergan
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Brian Terry wrote:

CLICK HERE
Photo of my bullring.
Is good size as they can stretch out a bit but not go quick enough to hurt themselves.

whats the diameter it looks big



Brian Terry
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27 Jul 2012 23:23


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Arm is about 6m.



Scott Jackson
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28 Jul 2012 00:58


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That looks a great size,Brian.



Jack McKechnie
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28 Jul 2012 03:37


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i have used one that had an arm on it like the finish on lures, thought it was great for the dogs, you could pull it to a dead stop or shake it about with no chance of hurting the dogs, the only way to go imo.



Peter Cohen
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Brian Terry wrote:

CLICK HERE
Photo of my bullring.
Is good size as they can stretch out a bit but not go quick enough to hurt themselves.


That looks like a ripper mate cheers
The one iam building the arm s about 4 m :)


Peter Richardson
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06 Jul 2023 14:15


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What do you use for the inside and outside fencing?

looking into building one

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