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I once had collie bull grey that loved eating raw broccolli storks,
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On 22 February 2018 at 22:09, dodger said:
I think he's razor x a minshaw type bitch pal
Is the minshaw bull blood?
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On 23 February 2018 at 12:13, roybo said:
Don't go too far in the tall and racy departmental, as it don't necessarily go that you will get something 1/2 way between. Use a stud that would be a dog you'd own ,and would do everything you want.
Maybe the same cross as the bitch but showing the traits you want.
Just adding greyhound will add speed for sure ,but may not be as robust or sensible so as well as adding speed you could be adding recklessness too.
A lurcher that has had a good handful of seasons without too many injuries and a good catch rate ,would come before a dog only with speed to offer.
Makes alot of sense roybo, i am thinking more now of the lurcher rather than pure greyhound as the bitch is very steady and sensible and that is a trait i would be looking for in the stud and like somebody else mentioned on this topic the pure grey could take more than it gives.
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1 minute ago, edrd said:
Good luck ? we all need it sometimes
Thanks, im sure i will need it! Atb.
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8 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:
Its a nice bitch but I'd be putting something leggier to her, if not a grey a working deer/grey and would keep some coat,working ability and legs.
Thanks and all shes going to is something leggy and as racey as pos, but other things must be considered also i guess
also my bitch is small in height but shes quite thick set, not whippetty. No offence to any whippet owners!!!
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8 minutes ago, two crows said:
there is only one way to go with a bitch like that, if she is good enough, and your motives are genuine and that is a line bred coursing dog, greyhound would take more than it gives.
My reason for breeding her is so that ive still got something of her when shes no longer here, ive been lucky enough to get something so like my old bitch in so many ways(temperament, brains, looks and expressions, and the way they both graft). My old bitch has been dead around 10 years now and i regret not having anything from her so thats my motivation for wanting to breed the bitch i have now. The only reason my brother gave me this bitch was because he couldnt beleive how very alike it was to my old bitch,
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1 hour ago, dodger said:
I don't know if the owner would want to stud him or not but there's a member on here with a dog called Troy very good alrounder if your bitch is worth breeding from that's the dog I'd be trying to use..
Do u know how its bred???
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1 hour ago, white van man said:
Someone on here will have a decent tall racey lurcher I’m sure. Good luck with it.
I would seriously consider that, like i say nothing is quite certain yet! Atb mate.
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3 minutes ago, white van man said:
It’s a risk to see which way the pups will throw if you used the half cross. If it’s a bull x you are wanting over her then a decent line bred racey type will do the trick. You got to be 100% sure it’s the right dog and 100% sure if breeding off her is the right thing to do. ATB
Its a first cross wheaten greyhound and im not using him cos i want a bit of height in the pups, thats why im considering the straight greyhound. Shes well worthy of breeding from, and the right time is defo now
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34 minutes ago, Wales1234 said:
I don’t measure mine just guess usually lol my bullx bitch is around 26 I’d say she’s down with a friend helping him out and having some real fun
Ive got a 24tts half cross, i was going to use him but he hasnt really got the top speed,
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Just now, Lance82 said:
Thats the bitch, shes 21tts, wheaten whippet greyhound
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1 minute ago, blackmaggie said:
Have a chat with max hard core on here he's got some of the very best blood if she worthy he will tell you hes a clued up lad unless its about football ?
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8 minutes ago, blackmaggie said:
How much as your bitch done lance and how long have you had her
Ive had her since she was about 16 month old and she was my little brothers dog, he gave me her just after my old bitch passed away. Shes had hundreds and hundreds of rabbits on the lamp and also daytime. Shes also had a fair few bigger ones in the lamp aswell, (not so many recently with her age). Live to hand. She has also been on maybe 20ish???, with another dog but she does only have a quick go, she comes off before its over but thats ok cos she isnt that type of dog but she loves to have a go, broke to all livestock and works well with ferrets. She follows command very well and is very obedient on and off the lead. She is also a much loved family companion and lives indoors with 3 youngsters.
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1 minute ago, scottish hare hunter said:
Still green mate just starting him now
Nice thing. Atb mate
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All them dogs look cracking, what a nut on that terrier aswell, i bet that black 1 can pick em up well with a good long strong neck like that cant it??
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1 minute ago, Dinosaurs said:
He’s got a couple at stud distance dogs & he works them aswell. Very knowledgable bloke re dogs & prob forgotten more than most of us ever learn. If you not got edrd i’ll get his no tomoz for you. Atb
I will pm u
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3 minutes ago, Dinosaurs said:
Contact Dave Sleight his phone no. in back of Edrd. Atb
Thanks, does he have many do u know?
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2 minutes ago, keepitcovert said:
Dont know anyone who would work a pure grey, suicidal tendencies, lack of brain, too much prey drive, great building block for producing a lurcher though when crossed with the right breed. Why the obsession with height most guys i know that think along those lines are posers that think a bigger dog makes them look the part i dont give a shit about the height of a dog just as long it can do the job.
Each to their own i guess, my bitch is 21tts and i want something bigger to make more of an all round type of worker
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24 minutes ago, Black neck said:
Not many working pure greys about must be some but a track dog would be sound enough
Yes i think a track dog would be ok.
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20 minutes ago, poxon said:
On about breeding dogs again ffs no one with a real decent dog will through you a bone as all you go on about is breeding
Obviously im going on about breeding again cos im getting my bitch covered, all my posts about breeding has been about my bitch apart from the silly stud 1
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1 minute ago, Navek said:
That’s more like it ..
Fair enough i admit yeah i was wrong to put a pup up for stud, my mistake. Just got well carried away with his progress. Anyway hes doing fine but my bitch is 21 tts and i wanted a bigger size with as much pace as pos in the pups, thats why i was thinking straight greyhound.
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2 minutes ago, Navek said:
How olds the bitch 18 month lol
Bitch is just over 6 years old,
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Is anyone working a full greyhound dog? Im thinking of putting my bitch to 1 instead of my half cross wheaten greyhound, nothing for certain yet im just maybe seeing if so???
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Excellent news, glad to hear hes safe and sound, you just cant help but wonder what the heck hes been up to, mine came back covered in mud from tail to nose. Atb. Lance.
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I think ive just seen the dog u mean on a old thread called razors offspring, is it black n tan with a bit of white? Strong looking animal, i think maybe too strong for what im looking for in the pups as my bitch is also strong built. Nice dog tho.