The bone collector

My saluki bull grey bitch plays very rough with all dogs, sometimes it can look quite disturbing particularly smaller dogs when she will just course them and pin them by the throat, but she has never hurt any of them at all, just play, and the dogs show no sign of distress either, I like to think of it as practice, but some dog owners get really worried by it. My bitch will allow other dogs to be dominant over her if she's on their turf, and generally is quite timid if another dog asserts itself, BUT... If a dog becomes seriously aggressive she just goes feral, and I mean seeking to kill the

PDSA are a waste of time mate, my dog nearly smashed it's leg in half on a gravestone about a year ago and they sent me back and forward like a f***ing yo-yo. In the end I just bought a first aid kit and gave the dog rest, cleaned the wound twice daily and bandaged it up fresh every few days. Took my bitch a couple of weeks to start moving about proper and then I just walked her for a while until I was confident she could go off the lead. Half of them vets don't even know how to have a wank never mind fix a dog, DIY and tlc mate and fingers crossed.

As a complete rookie I bought my first dog just over a year ago, I wasn't a complete stranger to working dogs though never worked one myself. I bought a pup from working parents, sire was a huge greyhound x saluki (rabbit & Hare) and mother a greyhound/deerhound x bull (fox etc). I got Pick of Litter and the pup, now roughly 13 months is a nice blend of the four dogs used, heavy saluki throwback looks wise, and also speed, stamina and intelligence. I've seen her run right round the edge of a field to come out on her preys blindside and box it away from tree line into open ground, she certa

Take your dog to the beach on a warm day, wade in slowly and encourage the dog, reassure it everything is ok, then just wade in gradually, until about waist high. I had my dog swimming for the first time in minutes, before that she would only go in to her elbows. Another way is to use a dog that is confident and allow your dog to watch it in water, should do the trick. ?

I'm a complete novice but I'd say it comes with age, my saluki bull grey pup is just turning twelve months and only just starting to kill small game, before that she just chased for fun, then one day she began stalking and using cover. They take their own time I guess. Also, take your dog out with older experienced dogs, but keep it leashed, tease it a bit. I'm gonna give mine another year before I show her a fox I reckon.

I'm a complete novice but I'd say it comes with age, my saluki bull grey pup is just turning twelve months and only just starting to kill small game, before that she just chased for fun, then one day she began stalking and using cover. They take their own time I guess. Also, take your dog out with older experienced dogs, but keep it leashed, tease it a bit. I'm gonna give mine another year before I show her a fox I reckon.

Thanks mate ?

Hello everyone, it might strike some of you as a stupid question but I was hoping to find out more about my dogs breeding. I know she's saluki/grey x dh/gh/bull but I don't know much about the lines, a few lads I've met local have told me she's from good stock but I'm naturally curious, particularly what bull breed was used if poss. I bought her from a lad in Kensington area from a litter of eight, her dad was called flint and her mother Skye, who I hear is sadly no longer with us. Anything at all would be much appreciated, thanks.

Mine was attacked a few times as a pup, once by an English bull off the lead, which grabbed her back leg and gave Her a nasty puncture wound. I kicked it in the head and it yelped and ran off. Second time was an American bulldog off lead, came at my dog and tried to grab her throat, but I grabbed its collar and and kneeled on its head until the owner came running over with all kinds of apologies, I told her to keep it leashed or I'd kill it next time. Third time my pup was older and harder, and wise to it all, patterdale cornered her and grabbed her throat, and having nowhere to run she fou

Here's another few of mine, took these today. I don't reckon she'll go any taller, just filling out now.

Here's mine, she's about 11 months old, 26 tts, saluki/grey x deerhound/bull. She's done a bit but still learning, she can't half move!

Thanks for the replies and jokes lads! I'm guessing it either hit the tree hard or just had a heart attack maybe, f**k knows. Surprised nobody has seen anything similar though.

Here she is afterwards, head's battered!