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4 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:
I don't think they are less obedient, a lot of stock breeds have pricked ears and unless they are hunting mice and small animals to survive out bush I don't think the ear carriage matters.
Interesting with the fox's, but the prick eared herders are more biddable than the drop eared sighthounds etc.
Lots of dogs with wind have drop ears
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It's a mongrel with two breeds in it that can come prick eared FFS
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5 hours ago, ryaldinhio said:
I've been off here for ages. Am I missing summat here? I've had a fair few bevis like BUT dogs going lame in August for hitting barbwire fences?
My bitch still on foot and bike work.
Is it just me? No wonder we have a bad name and 'countryside police' have their own division.
Fucksake
Wire etc is a everyday thing round here, for all types of dog and owner...
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2 hours ago, All-terrain said:
There’s holes in some of the banks on the old coursing grounds near here, purpose built for the hare to escape into can’t think what they are called A-t
Sough?
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4 minutes ago, mC HULL said:
Edit to say taking shite were am I talking shite ?
Me, don't know where I got Shrek from lol. Snappy today?
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12 hours ago, mC HULL said:
Just been watching dvd with brindle Lucas bitch on it tidy kills right threw the season nice style to be fair
Do you know how its actually bred?
And what about the white one
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7 hours ago, GaryMcEvoy said:
Yeah ive had a look at that but it dosent mean a whole bunch just know the bitch was a dinger good thing and apparently so was he, pups full of speed all the same and seem to have a good brain so far hopefully stays that way when he hits the field!
Think his owner might be on here, mind one of those pics on someone's profile
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15 minutes ago, C.green said:
Could be feller i dont know thats why im asking. I seen some real good looking animals of this stuff owned some good rough and ready lampers/field dogs off razors father meself. But never got on with the stuff of razor and know a few people say they can run just headache to have about.
Yeah I'm just yapping. People have said Romeo stuff can run but are annoying as knock about dogs as well
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13 minutes ago, C.green said:
Are the grizzle dogs front feet really that flat or just the pic ?
Thought it was feather on this phone?
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8 hours ago, goshawking719 said:
His sire was razor and his dam was a pure saluki out of John lennons stuff, she was litter sister to the sandman dog
Keep seeing "sister to the sandman" "brother to the sandman" etc.
Anybody any info on the sandman?
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12 hours ago, GaryMcEvoy said:
No kc lines just worker to worker father is "blue pride of Ireland" don't know a whole lot about him but you know yourself!
Blue pride of Ireland, is a KC dog, he's on the whippet archives if you want info
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On 03/08/2021 at 13:08, stevemac said:
Well I've seen galgoes run black tail jacks over cactas filled desert in New mexico and the the frkers can catch. Ive also seen saluki hybreds and pure saluki do the same.
How did the three compare?
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54 minutes ago, grompz said:
GOT TO AGREE WITH YOU GILBEY, IM NOT A CHOP AND CHANGE MERCHANT WITH MY DOGS AND NEVER HAVE BEEN, ALWAYS FOUND THAT BEDLINGTONXS AND WHIPPET TYPEXS WORKED WELL EVEN INTO OLD AGE, IF ENTERED CORRECTLY ANDW0RKED AND FED PROPERLY MOST LURCHERS WORK TIRELESSLY FOR YOU EVEN AT A GOOD AGE, MY OLDEST LURCHER IS A DEERHOUNDX AND IS 11 YRS OLD,STILL LAMPING HIM LAST WINTER AND HAD AFEW WITH HIM,CAUGHT A RABBIT ONLY YESTERDAY ON A GENTLE STROLL, OTHERDOG IS DEERHOUND X AGAIN AND IS 6YRS OLD AND TO ME IS IN HIS PRIME, WILL RUN HIM THIS WINTER, THE DEERHOUND DOES HAVE ONE OF THE SHORTEST WORKING LIVES OF THE TRADITIONAL LURCHERS, WHEN YOU THINK YOU LET EM MATURE TILL ABOUT 18MONTHS OLD, RUN EM TILL ABOUT 9YRS AND THEN THEY NEED TO BE EASED OFF WORK BUT NOT STOPPED COMPLETELY,I THINK TO GET ADOG OUTEXERCISING EVERYDAY KEEP THEM FIT AND HEALTHY INTO OLD AGE, BUT THATS MY EXPERIENCE OVER THE YEARS, OLDEST LURCHER IHAD WAS BEDDYX LIVED TILL 16YRS OF AGE AND WORKED TILL 11, FERRETING AND DAY TIME MOOCHING.
Oldest saluki was 16 1/2 and oldest lurcher was 15. Just comparing those two, the lurcher X lurcher was a old dog for longer
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Think some of the traditional lurcher types are old before their time, compared to salukis and crosses
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10 minutes ago, mC HULL said:
Doesn’t look like it’s ever been fit either lol
Bet you like that kids wellies though, no joke thought of you
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2 hours ago, sandymere said:
Had a look, sire looks to be a Galgo.
Aye, dam looks to be a saluki lurcher
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3 minutes ago, sandymere said:
Any pics of parents?
Yep, you'll be better at that than me
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1 hour ago, TOMO said:
where are those advertised mate
Just looked and they've gone off 'Freeads'? Found them on pets4homes under mixed breeds Darlington
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Some galgo X saluki lurchers for sale at the min
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Don't just show him the same sheep all the time(your sheep), break him to different sheep. Like some dogs living with a cat(your cat) and catching ferals
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4 hours ago, jigsaw said:
Story out of late ,his wife was feeding the Alaunts,she fell over,hit the deck a dog/dogs attacked her and did serious damage???he was laid up unwell.....hope it's not true....
f***ing hell
Dogs normally think your having a right laugh when you fall over
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1 hour ago, fred90 said:
it's hard not to get attached to them. I swear you get more attached the older you get. unless I am getting a soft old cxxt
Yep, haven't learnt how not to get attached, f**k me it would be a lot easier not doing
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He might of got some since, but just the other week he didn't have any runners. So some of the above ideas would be a bit difficult, unless he used a doll or drew pictures
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4 minutes ago, AndyD89 said:
Would u lads say jumping gates /fences is essential for a working lurcher ??? Have u ever seen a dog clear a fence or gate whilst in pursuit of something ?? Would always have me gun-dogs jumping , but like been mentioned above there not going 30mph. I just imagine a dog misjudging a jump in full flight being an absolute car crash. An maybe jumping better left out, an just accept loosing some game as a result
Yes and yes all the time. But it's up to you it's your dog. If you do go down the jumping route, I wouldn't have young pups jumping high stuff, it can do more harm than good
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Slip lead/collar
in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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Make the wrist loop just big enough to go over your hand, shouldn't lose them then. Might trail it through cow shite mind