Elchapo

Any cross could be good rabbit dog for each individual, what would I call a good rabbit dog , well anything catching consistently on all terrain ,in your post you seem to keep making out I’m stupid because I don’t think collie crosses make good rabbit dogs which isn’t what I said or tried to imply , if rabbits were my sole quarry I would own either a collie whippet grey ,or a 3/4 grey 1/4 collie so it could consistently catch rabbits on any terrain, there is no way on earth I would own a collie with 1/8 greyhound in it for catching rabbits it’s near enough a full collie and it wouldn’t stand a chance catching rabbit on the lamp or bushing or bolting to ferrets ( consistently) yea if it got good at its game I could catch rabbits at the mouth of burrow and could pick rabbits up out of reeds and rough but it would be very limited on the terrain wich favoured the rabbit , you and collie John mite only ferret and a dog of this breeding may be ideal for you but it is as far from an all round rabbit dog as can be ,

Bugger wondered where I’d put them

Very true , young dumb and full of cum types showing off to mates round London way will shoot each other up for been on the wrong street , f***ing idiots

So if a man kills 50 muslims with a sharp stick are we going ban sharp sticks , where does it end , what about rifle all together why not bad everything bar shotgun, he used a shotgun too ,

I no you did , and me saying so surely it’s not an all rounder ( meaning all round rabbit dog) was a rhetorical question simply replying to you first bit of the post were you said “ he was saying an allround rabbit dog not an all rounder “ as I don’t believe a collie with 1/8th grey hound in it is an all round rabbit dog .

No he’d have be at front of the pic

It is if you have a 3/4 collie or 1/8th collie

Right then off to bed for me I’ll look forward to my onslaught in the morning from the collie lovers .

So surely it’s not an all round rabbit dog if it can’t catch on all terrain in all forms of hunting ,

To me personally? An an all rounder ( just rabbits) would have to catch rabbits consistently on all terrain, be it in the day bolted rabbits ,hunted up rabbits ,lamped rabbits ,bushes rabbits I fail to see a 1/8th collie catching consistently on all terrain , I have no doubt that it could find rabbits in Reed beds and cover and catch the odd few and also catch the odd few bolsters , but I don’t believe a 1/8th collie could catch consistently on the lamp and if a rabbit had a fair start in any form of hunting I think a near enough full collie won’t have the speed to get to it ..

Sound cool

Them dales rabbits slow as shite on lamp . As for bolted a dog what noes it’s trade will no where to be and pick a rabbit befor it’s made a yard , but what happens when it’s made 5 yards ? I doubt very much a dog of nearly full collie blood would even catch at least half of what it ran

So would you call a 1/8th collie a all rounder

They will if running them sales rabbits there a vid of a 3/4 collie 1/4 grey catching rabbits up there but then I no lads who I trust who say there the easiest rabbits they’ve ran .

And show me were I said they can’t mark and not counting they will catch the odd bolted but who in the right mind thinks 1/8th collie is an all rounder