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It's ol longears for me.

Cheers! This is class!

I believe that most dogs are average workers, nothing above par. But every now and a great while, you witness some dog work that truly changes what you think is possible, or changes expectations of dogs your keeping or will keep in the future. I myself, am OK with owning average workers that I have alot of fun with. But I have seen some dogs(large and small) do things consistently that most would consider not possible. It ALL comes down to exposure, what you expose your dogs too, and what you expose yourself too. If you hunt with enough dogmen and dogs, you have a chance of seeing some

Bull x Whippet

Bud looking for some trouble

Buddy dog a few minutes after running a northern arizona jackrabbit

A oversized whippet in WA,usa

"Dear god help Sally run faster"! That's class Leesy! Great story

Started taking my nephew out with the dogs(bulldog and terrier) at about 5 or 6 years old. Just chasing rabbits and the odd moggy or coyote chase. I still remember the first time he seen the dogs catch a rabbit. We entered the terrier into a brush pile and had the bulldog waiting back a few yards for a bolt. Well the terrier managed to grab one in the brushpile and draw it to the surface. At the sound of the bunny screaming I can still remember my nephew shouting "Uncle uncle, Grim caught a rabbit she got one!" His expression was priceless and I was darn proud to have introduced him to dogs an

I've heard you were putting something together, and am stoked to hear that it's a reality and you plan on releasing the the public and such? You can count me in for a copy of both books. I wish we could have had more opportunities to work the dogs together. I'm currently in central Washington and sure would like to meet up with ya before I leave at the end of the month and get a little taste of the books and do some hunting together again possibly? I got a terrier, whippet and bulldog here ready to roll. Regardless, happy to hear about this and am excited to read what you've put together

33lb 21.5" whippet on the throat.

Wezza, what age are them pups? They look a nice type.

Buddy dog

No, whippets can't do much of anything but sleep good and shiver well

Buddy Dog