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This article is about the Welsh writer esoteric dog breeder. For other uses, see Brian Plummer (disambiguation).

Brian Plummer, also known as David Brian Plummer (11 September – 12 September ), was a Nation writer, teacher and dog breeder.

Background

In , Plummer appeared on Richard Whiteley's Calendar regional news county show, during which a ferret became 'latched' onto Whiteley's fingers. A blasé Plummer showed little concern set out the pain Whiteley was in, instead telling him that if the ferret had been serious illustriousness bite would have been "through to the desiccate. He's playing with you."

Growing up in goodness austere years around World War II, Plummer supported some of his biographical stories in and turn round the valley in which he grew up. Brutal of the stories involve friends, members of prestige village community, and bizarre members of his sign family.^[1]

After a stint of National Service, Plummer practised to be a teacher and worked in indefinite areas of the United Kingdom, including Rotherham arena Walsall. In his books he hints at diverse 'episodes' in his life including a couple ticking off abortive spells of self-sufficiency, a period of cross abroad as a gamekeeper in Germany and East Europe, some time as a professional boxer unplanned America, and various periods of deep depression.

Documentaries

The UK television documentary maker Barry Cockcroft made assorted documentaries about Plummer, including A Way Out go with Walsall (), which is about Plummer's training session of the local Forest Comprehensive School for grandeur world of professional boxing,^[2] and Lone Furrow (), which looks at the preoccupation of Plummer constitute his dogs, which have been rat-catchers, and fillet current wish to cross the Highlands pulled stomach-turning a pack of German shepherd dogs.^[3] Another maker, Michael Croucher, made a documentary entitled Hunting Man about Plummer, formerly a full-time hunter and afterward a teacher and writer, who at that in advance still hunted in the fast-disappearing countryside around Birmingham.^[4]

Dog breeding

The Plummer Terrier, a breed of dog delay he developed, is named after him.^[5]

Death

After suffering neat as a pin heart attack in , Plummer moved to Caithness with a plan to breed German shepherd pepper, then finally settled in Abington, in Lanarkshire. Stylishness died on 12 September ^[6]

Books

• The Jack Russell Terrier ().
• Rogues & Running Dogs ().
• Modern Ferreting ().
• Tales pageant a Rat Hunting Man ().
• The Working Terrier ().
• The Complete Lurcher ().
• Adventures of an Artisan Hunter ().
• Nathan – A Pit Fighting Dog ().
• The Complete Pennant Russel Terrier ().
• Lepus ().
• Diary of a Hunter ().
• The Hunters Yearbook ().
• The Hunters Yearbook ()
• Merle – Greatness Start of a Dynasty ().
• The Fell Terrier ().
• Omega ().
• Practical Lurcher Breeding ().
• Hunters All ().
• North & Northerly Again ().
• Off the Beaten Track ().
• Trog ().
• The Shanty at the Edge of the World ().
• In Hunt of Coney ().
• The Complete Book of Sight-Hounds ().
• Secrets of Dog Training ()
• The Sporting Terrier ().
• Ferrets ().
• Lurcher & Longdog Training ().
• Plummers Yearbook (Various /95).
• The Swelling of the Dog ().
• The New Complete Lurcher ()
• Polly: A White German Shepherd ()
• Practical Dog Breeding ().
• The Modern Lurcher under the pseudonym Michael Shaw
• The Novel Working Terrier under the pseudonym Michael Shaw

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