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  1. Shaddy93
    its my 1st of this type I know if you get a good one they can knock some gear over she's showed promise see how she's plays outive only ever seen one that was years ago this cross as always interested me the one I see was meant to be a very handy bitch on the roe Never actually seen one work know a couple of good lads that run them and a good mate of mine who knows his stuff told me once his dad had one back when my mate was a little lad and he said that dog killed everything from rabbit to fallow, killed foxes in the numbers, she was finished when she was 7 years old ran into a tree whilst ru
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    A racey type bull grey preferably a 2nd gen 3/4 cross or a 3/8 5/8 at the most
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    Not a fan of brindles but she's a corker all the best with her
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    same as me really mate mines use to the collar and lead room to it straight away to be fair, she's fine with noises had them around the hoover and what have yah from as soon as they can walk
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    Looks exactly like a mates old dog he's retired now great little dog in his day totally mute on all things and would get stuck into anything, this is a bitch I use to had some years back ended up gifting her to a young mate of mine whom I took under my wing, she had abit of greyhound in her too, great on rabbits and didn't mine other thing but she wasn't anything special far from it
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    Love a beddy whippet great little dogs, the size of there heart makes up for the size of the dog
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    Cheers, come 4 month old I'll have mine around sheep, horses, cows etc etc
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    Iv heard same chaffinch, an i saw a few doing it when not getting it there own way, if they never walked that is, but have beenbtold of a few folk that i trust that there was few good uns, but there had to be as there was loads an i mean loads brednothing like edging your bets Never seen him work so can't really disagree but the dog I had out of his stuff was no neck holder beleive me, he would wag his tail whilst on the hot end, and lads that seen him work that have also seen billy work said 'can't say he's harder than billy but he's as hard as him" for them to say that tells me he was no ne
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    Nice one, I have had them in the van going short journeys since they were around 3 weeks old I have them round the kids a lot too but when it comes to the outdoors I tend to hold them back
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    For me when bringing a pup on the most important start to a working dogs life is to let he or she be a pup I don't do any training or anything until there atleast 4-5-6 months depending on the dog, at 11 weeks old the bitch I kept back get a little lead work once or twice a week at the most the main thing at this stage for me is playing and giving them good food. What about everybody else?
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    Every rabbit she does see gee her on make some sort of noise I tend to use 'psssst' after 3 or 4 times everytime you make that noice her ears will prick up and she will become as sharp as a razor, iv had to deal with this problem if you like with a few digs and it's always been when iv started them in the day before iv worked them on the lamp, Atb
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    I had a wheaten cross funny with dogs in general mostly big dogs but he was half bull, iv had bull crosses do damage to other dogs one ending a dogs career all be it unintentionall iv had a bull grab hold of a beddy whippets head but the beddy whippet was jumping all over her, and to be fair iv had more experience whitnessing collie crosses being dog aggressive than any of the other crosses, my brother had a wheaten greyhound some years ago soft as shit with other dogs, insurpose it's different dogs and the way there brought up?
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    Proper wheaten cross that
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    For me it must do the same but with manners e.g retrieve, work to heel, and not be a whinging fecker while it at it!!! I dont think something you have put into the dog can decide wether it's an all rounder or not, if a dog back in the day before the ban could catch a rabbit but just hold it in its mouth without bringing it back and then go into the next field catch and dispatch of a fox without a bother but then sh*t in your van on the way home, pull a deer and bark through the hole course, and catch a hare in the daytime along with pulling things out of holes, I think that is the all round
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    For me it must do the same but with manners e.g retrieve, work to heel, and not be a whinging fecker while it at it!!! I dont think something you have put into the dog can decide wether it's an all rounder or not, if a dog back in the day before the ban could catch a rabbit but just hold it in its mouth without bringing it back and then go into the next field catch and dispatch of a fox without a bother but then sh*t in your van on the way home, pull a deer and bark through the hole course, and catch a hare in the daytime along with pulling things out of holes, I think that is the all round
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    for most it means anything edible including birds. Iv not seen many any type of lurcher picking birds up, usualy collie x and whippets I see. If that's what people class as the all round lurcher then yeah I guess a collie greyhound isn't a bad choice, I personally have a different view on the all round lurcher but I'm sure it's down to personal preference
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    I agree with most of what you have said apart from the 'all round lurcher' part I don't think on average the collie greyhound is an all round lurcher, but then again I guess it depends what people see as an all round lurcher
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    True there are other crosses that will pull up on rabbits, again iv seen a beddy whippet greyhound owned by me pull up on them even though she was dynamite on rabbits but I put it down to being too unfit for a long nights lamping, from my experience and from what I hear off other dog lads though the collie cross is known for doing this for no apparent reason even though iv seen it happen I won't sit here and slag off collie greyhounds on rabbits because they are experts on them and have been for many years
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    Billy is way over 10 years old my old dog would have been 9 this year
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    Certainly not too slow, deffanitely too clever for their own good though, iv seem a good bitch pull up on rabbits, they don't forget and they sulk like mad there's better crosses out there for any quarry imo
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    Is it crossed with a hyena? Lovely markings you won't hear me say this very often about hancock dogs but I like the look of him, looks solidhaha, iv just screen shot this lolWana see him with his ears up he looks like a wild dog. Ye he's pretty robust. I got told 3/4 bred end up to brittle and break, he's took many of tumbles, knocks into trees, and even running amongst rocks. Aw shit coats aswell, but has a thick dense coat. Can't wait for next season, he run a RB at 11 months and looked good. We will see. If he no good, it's back to drawing board, no excuses the way I do things, good g
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    Iv heard same chaffinch, an i saw a few doing it when not getting it there own way, if they never walked that is, but have beenbtold of a few folk that i trust that there was few good uns, but there had to be as there was loads an i mean loads brednothing like edging your bets Never seen him work so can't really disagree but the dog I had out of his stuff was no neck holder beleive me, he would wag his tail whilst on the hot end, and lads that seen him work that have also seen billy work said 'can't say he's harder than billy but he's as hard as him" for them to say that tells me he was no ne
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    Billy could 7 - 8 a night single handed I had 5 in one night with the dog in the photos I put up and I know he would of carried on for more if I'd of let him, some people slate the breeding behind Reece's dogs but the one i had and from what lads I know have told me the breeding is good
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    Is it crossed with a hyena? Lovely markings you won't hear me say this very often about hancock dogs but I like the look of him, looks solid
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