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make good dog this ,all the hard work done as well , i like them younger, but with the breeding and training and one to one could make good lurcher .
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spot on , just bit of a update , the lad brought her round last night to my bungalow , we brought her in as it was pissing down, feck me are they big dog , in side you house or my case bungalow . my dogs live out side and even though Buck my 1s gsd x grey dog big compared to most other lurchers and other mid size breeds , but even this bitch who small to other male Boerboels , 4 stone bigger than Buck. She was ok nice temp and looked quite healthy as said her line have low hip score . Her dad , they said was 15 stone 5st one bigger than her , this breed to big for any house i reckon ,
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+ 2 great that , its deff give kids confidence growing up, and can stop bullies in there tracks . But i do remember when i was 15 year old lad million years ago lol, we had a lad who was a real good boxer, and boxed at a proper club , well this prat would knew he was good and would hit you if need be . one day it was pissing down , so no out door sports , so it was boxing, well me and the lad were similar size , so we had to fight each other , well at 15 and in front of your mates you dont back down. well 1st round i went hell for leather , and copped him with couple good big sho
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no way on earth, could i live in that shit hole place , they dragged it down to there level, ive never really got on with cockneys with there full of them selves lol, but rather have then than that lot in the 2nd pic . where i was born/bred W-ton its getting the feckin same , they took over , i moved out 30 years ago , south staffs, and just moved to Hereford/ border 3 years ago, couldn't go back to the inner city no way. !!
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thanks lads
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in what respect mate, for breeding purposes etc, or just to know where you live, and dog ended up . in one way with a contract it might stop over breeding, and keep healthy blood lines, as i said the big breeds are plagued with health probs HD etc , and these pups go for £ 1700 quid and more i want it out of healthy blood lines as possible , that young bitch in the pics comes from good lines, but still wouldn't pay the above , they all shit and piss the same , you get a gsd x collie or somthing simlar for £65 quid from the rescue center ,and guard still your house and lo
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had nice mooch to day with my 2 dogs, both were picking up scent , so new there were few rabbits about or a fox . Old Bryn marked some thick cover/nettles , he moved just in just a bit, Buck went right in the cover, and then a rabbit shot out the other end of the cover and ran up the bank, Buck went like a rocket and nailed the rabbit at the top of the bank .I was really surprised how he made up the ground on to it, he can shift for big dog, his long stride deff comes in handy when covering ground . So they got there dinner , and i give them a bone each for there good work .
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yeh deff 100% right ive said on here before back in 90s a farm had big black male gsd x collie this thing would rip you to pieces if it was loose, it was loosed at night on the yard odd lb of teeth coming at you that would deff have you , plenty like that about round farms, scrap yards , just ask and you could get pup in time once you make the effort
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How many generations is he? thats what i was thinking , if he not a 1x, is he a 1x 2nd gen = 1x to 1x .! or 3rd etc hes half x to half x for 7 generations and that sounds bang on, for speed plenty of pace in there and guts deff, best way to go lurcher x lurcher , my next dog will be lurcher x lurcher somthing with good drop pit in there maybe bit of collie, just worker to worker . i like wheaten xs they very good dogs, but can bit fiery with other dogs, but suppose if you keep on to of them , they be ok .
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How many generations is he? thats what i was thinking , if he not a 1x, is he a 1x 2nd gen = 1x to 1x .! or 3rd etc
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spot on mate , like i said on my post the Boerboel is prob the best of the guard breeds out there today . But the thing puts me off them is the price , and you still get health probs with them , and the other breeds rotties,gsd,mastiffs , bullmastiffs, dobs etc if i really wanted a pet and guard dog , i get a well bred gsd from proper working lines East Europe , with these you get good more healthy and good solid temp, a nice male pup be spot on and alot cheaper than a Boerboel , you get good gsd for £ 600-800 quid .
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nice pup, and well bred litter , that cocker spot on temp , great with the pup , i phoned you the other day Ray
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yeh just had a luck , looks nice pup and as above not bad looking 1x ,
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well done folks , great read that , and you done the site proud
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good for her , , she highlighted the dangers of this feckin garment, she could have been strapped up with explosives on her , and blew the bloody place up . it about time the rest of the world , get's real with this backward religion , and the threat it as just shown with the above .
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funny thing to day , i was talking to a couple who were thinking of getting couple retired x racing greyhounds as pets, as they wanted nice easy dogs to walk and keep in there house. they liked old Bryn my 1x collie x grey , they took shine to him , thought my 1x gsd x grey Buck was ok but bit to big for in the house. i was just about to say to them, Buck as docile as a greyhound at home and on the walks , when a squirrel or a rabbit , not quite sure ran across the track to the field , Buck went like rocket after it and jumped a 5 bar gate all happened very quick , the couple
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not sure , when i see the bloke again with his dog, i will ask, think its more in the males being alot heaver than the bitches .But as i said even though i liked that bitch , i still think you get health probs with that weight they carry , other dog breeds 6 stone lighter than these , have probs , so there bound to have problems being that much bigger type dog .
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nice pics mate, and nice to see them mates , yeh go along drop of saluki, and maybe bit of collie
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spot on, my old dog Bryn 10 in sep , dont work now as such =lamping as he lost his pace a bit , but the old bugger will still go after any rabbit he sees in the day , you can have that old bugger if you want, free to good home lol
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yep just like this one, the bloke died few days after his injuries , very serious guard dog the link on here some where lol if it works boerboel-attacks-intruder | South Africa Today South Africa Today632 × 425Search by imageboerboel-attacks-intruder
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spot on roy , have look at the size of them, if not to big say 22-23 in and nice calm temps have a pup there . a nice x thats been said nice beddy x grey , as with they greyhound in there you get quite a laid back temp, and this x just the 2 breeds in it norm go 22-24in and thats not over big i dont think. i know alot go for the 3 breeds beddy,whippet,grey, but for me i perfer just the 2 breeds beddy, grey and the pups are like peas in pod all the same a good x if you can get it .
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glad to have you back , dogs looking well , nice to see your pits enjoying there selves, they love hunting, my bitch did as well when i had her
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