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Sorry, blacky, I was just being flippantly jovial.

No, they don't.

I think it depends on the individual dog. Two of the best 'lurchers' as opposed to Longdogs, that I've seen over the years, was my ex brother in law's whippet/greyhound x bedlington, 20.5" tts and 31 lbs in weight, used to catch a good number of hares on all types of ground, and would, as you say, practically float over heavy/boggy ground. Not real coursing, but mooching daytime, lamping etc. And my old dog, sired by Hancock's Taffy and out of an exceptionally fast greyhoundy mongrel lurcher. My dog was 26" tts and just about 80lbs. Again, not coursing, as such, but daytim

You need to eat some carrots, fd, you be seeing in the dark!! Lol Nice looking pup, rivacre.

Wise words.

Not very wise, mel. Perhaps mitre could teach you some 'life skills.' Perhaps?

Oooh, how rude!!

According to you, bangers, what exactly is wrong with letting one of your dogs sleeping on a sofa/settee? I have a large 3 seater and two large two seater sofas/settees. We let the dog sleep on one of the two seeters, and tell him 'bed' which he goes to straight away, when we want him to. Don't see a problem.

Can't be racist on here mate, apparently. Ethnically beaten, would be a more prudent description.

Or at least, I'd like to see it gripped, very forcefully, across the simple c**t's face.

Wise words.

Fireworks. Can't stand the f***ing things!! Especially the modern ones, FAR TOO FCKING LOUD!!

Cup of tea and a couple of hobnobs, bangers, and breeeathe.

He does sound like a half baked nerk at times, again, just another observation.

If I may interject, fellas, I think old bangers means 'bog standard' when he refers to lurchers as 'box standard.' Just an observation, if you will.