"A working terrier must have plenty of courage, but it must be tempered with discretion. A hard dog which goes to ground and gets hold of his fox is of little use to anybody. The fox cannot bolt, it is difficult to hear the dog, and he will spend half his time in the hospital."
.-- Dan Russell (the pen name of the late Gerald Jones, the Exmoor hunt terrier man)
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