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  1. 9 hours ago, trigger2 said:

    He was a good dog buck. It was a shame to see him looking so old the other week.

    True John, he  as aged, well he is 11, but  as you know we had many a good night with  him, remember that one night he got that fox in field, and all the cattle were chasing him, he jumped the fookin fence with fox in his mouth.there was no way was living his fox threre he must thought fook cattle lol, he was full on after his quarry wasn't  he. Remember that night we bought lad out with us, he wanted few tips on lamping. I said hold  Buck, and I get over the fence , I started to climb over, when fookin Buck jumped up, and nearly dragged the lad over the fence, I had pull Buck back, the lad went near 6ft in air  haha, he was strong bugger  Buck  was lol. Yeh Trig shame to see him old now mate

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  2. 9 hours ago, keepdiggin said:

    Did you work them then ray 

    They were me dad's  really, I walk them for him, he used to know lads got them, and sometimes take them out with him there. This was in the 60s, bit more relaxed about staffs then. 

  3. 4 hours ago, YOKEL said:

    I make you right, and for the reasons I stated. The vast majority of people I've seen around these XL types are clowns who either want a hard looking dog, or, want to make money by selling hard looking dogs to clowns, and the dogs have no other purpose. Take that away/make it harder, and they'll just drop them.

    The reason there was passionate/dedicated owners that kept the a.p.b.t. going after the DDA of 91, was because it wasn't about the money they could make out of them, but about the total appreciation/awe/addiction to their sporting qualities, and the breed was a whole lot better for it....j.m.o...

    Yokel

    Spot on mate, when we had our old line bred staffs in the 60s, ours were more like some apbt of to day, ours hit 15 - 19 in and 40lb - 55lb,  ours were walked always on leads, and not public places, and if anybody ever seen them, they just thought they were leggy staffs, ours were all in kennel / runs, not really house dogs, nice temps, with us no good as guard dogs to daft, but wouldn't trust them with strange dogs. 

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  4. 1 hour ago, shaaark said:

    Gsd/alsation bitch, greyhound sire, razzmatazz.

    Only answering this in case bird doesn't see your post for a while.

    If that's OK @bird?

    Thanks mate, your spot on with what wrote. The dam was from Eastern European bred stuff, she go out in the day with the lads terriers and lurcher, a fit healthy bitch , nice straight back etc, good guard dog, but not over the top, a nice  nature, and  Razzmatazz, was big 28 in distance greyhound from Max stuff on here, he deff got good dogs in him. And regards the dam as the base blood =gsd, I think it put that bit more fire into to the litter, the dam 24 in, and razz 28in, we new the pups make 26 - 28in, Buck 28in, he deff was full on to his quarry, but like said, when not hunting, was very docile with people and dogs, great temp, prob not get  a temp  like him again. I never had dog like him in temp, they either nice temp, but not kill a fox, or bigger things, or do quarry, but bit sharp with people or dogs,  so he got it spot on, best temp really in me 37 years lamping these buggers lol

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  5. 10 hours ago, Deerhunter1 said:

    Always been interested in this cross, not a fox man myself but when you say about fallow was yours a good dog for bigger and smaller species of deer? How many did he have over his career? 

    Well, hard to say really, I went to lot of places, he had roe, cwd, fallow. Munjack.  What I got went in me freezer, it was great to somthing, more so if I had travled   6 hours  round trip, and come back   happy. As long as he caught something That's all that mater to me, not how many he caught. But where he really came into his own. Was going in cover day /night, he smash through any thick cover to get his quarry, he had few munjack in woods, that takes good dog to do that, his nose was brill finding them, I think got most pleasure, seeing him do that, coming out either dead munjack, or a fox, feck knows how did it, my  collie x grey Bryn, would never do it, he watch him, and wait if there was bolt from cover, day or night,  for big dog doing it was  brill to see deff. They make great mooching dogs as well, a lamping  dog. 👍

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  6. 1 hour ago, gnasher16 said:

    Holyfield never walked through any fighter in his life he had other qualities,he certainly wouldnt be able to walk through an opponent pivoting off the front foot changing the look the way Usyk does.....thats not to say he wouldnt of beaten Usyk i honestly dont know it would of been a fascinating fight to watch unfold.

    All you do when you come out with these silly statements is prove that you dont really understand what you are looking at.

    true Gnash, dont know where this c rap comes about  usyk , because ive said this lot of times, the fookin bloke  6ft 3in  fights at 15st 10lb , same weight as wilder, same size as what ali was at his prime , he gone up from crusier  to heavy  quite good i think. ok not 18st heavy weight , and never will be, and carnt hit like one, but he still stop one with his boxing brain, agilty , and having a 220lb  bang  on the  head/.jaw  any man will go down deff. dont know what going to happen in 2024  regards him fury ever getting in the ring together , if fury pulls the plug again, he should have belt took off him, and give to who next in line so usyk can fight  for the 4 belts , its only right that he can, it all true boxing fans want in the heavyweight division .:boxing:

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  7. 10 hours ago, dodger said:

    Sounds like you had some good times with home and he's left you with some lifetime memories that is a special dog indeed..

    thanks mate, he deff done that, when hunting he was spot on, i would always get some  for freezer big or  rabbits . and yet as ive always said on here, his temp  his brill with people, my grand kids, dogs  friendly  with them, but fookin dogs, male dogs attack him, lot of bloody labs  try to kick off on, he old now like me, he dont want any trouble , he move off from them,  and yet he lock on to a 180lb fallow  , or kill  big dogfox no prob, ive never really  understood  him , the strength of him and jaw power, when younger he could have wreaked most dog  if had bitten them . ive had a fookin male dob goes for him all the while, they muzzled the twat, people must have complained , it fookin loose  ive had 3 goes at the bloke and women, i said it needs a fookin bullet , i norm have lock knife on me that i had doing rabbits over the years, i did think of jabbing fookin dob couple times, but i thought dont go down there , not worth  all the  hassle with cops etc, so go ot earlier to try miss these thick dick head with there pet dogs, i go out at night for quick 1/2 with lamp , nothing really by me no rabbits odd hare o r fox, but nice walk for old Buck, best time really , he just plods along unless he seen a fox, wouldn't catch now , but he comes to life  he sees one lol.  

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  8. 1 hour ago, dodger said:

    Anyone still run these I remember an old friend having a 3/4 greyhound 1/4 alsation that was deadly on fox on hares but we waw teenagers n not driving at the time so local ground but very keen and the lad was never in this bitch genuinely took alot of gear especially foxes, not the best of feet if I remember but with all that greyhound it happens but still she worked until an old dog I think..

    yeh mate, still got me old dog, he 11  now,  and he 1x gsd x grey , good feet, coat, good pace, good wind . not going say he any better than any other lurcherxs , there plenty of lads got lurcher x lurcher dogs  doing  all our quarry in the UK . now its funny  you say about what be the best the 1/2 bred like my dog, or a 1/4 bred gsd. well just as lamping dog, he ticked all the boxes for me, he deff kept me freezer full, and killed few Charlie's . Being honest mate, i never went out just for one quarry at night, but what i liked  about him, was that   he chase his quarry go in a wood at night  get it ,   we lamp for another 1 hour, got few rabbits, got a Charlie , then went back next day to pick up what he caught, had some brill nights lamping with him, he had more agility, pace, stamina , than my 3 bullxs , so to me  the 1x gsd x grey  as lamping dog   got it.  i did think maybe  years ago if a coursing type dog x back to the gsd , prob  drop size down a bit, you still end up with 75 lb  animal bang on for any thing .  me and the dog are both old buggers now, but at least i finished  hunting with good dog . i always have lurcher round me, had them 37 years now,  even if just a pet, i like all types,  wouldn't mind another kelpie x again thats another good lamping dog.      Ray

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  9. 6 hours ago, Samrog said:

    Thanks Bird. Yeah I can’t be doing with the pulling he pull me arms off first 10 mins  he usually miss the first rabbit because he steams in too fast too keen. Usually spot on after that but perfect if I can give him a good run to settle him down a bit. He’s 3 early next year and he’s a bedlington lurcher. Works out about  1/2 grey, 3/8 terrier beddy with drop lakey mix and 1/8th whippet and about 24inch. 

    not a bad x that, and nice size, he keen , ok it crap pulling on a lead like that, and feck me do i know, my big old  dog 28 in 88lb , my bullxs could pull, but he was worse  if seen his quarry . 

  10. at least you didn't  blank ,  i know what you mean pulling on  lead, it does your head in, my old big dog, was twat for it, he pull you of your feet  deff. i did what you did, give long slips calm the fecker down  , give him about dozen runs, then bit better , but he put long night in, so he done his job, how your dog bred, looks good coat,  how tall is it, and its age.?

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  11. 1 hour ago, tatsblisters said:

    Talking recently to some one who knew that woman who got killed at West Melton nr Rotherham and apparently she had two a dog and a bitch that had to be kept seperate due to them wanting to kill each other. This death could have been avoided if she had used common sense and got rid of the dog and it seemed both dogs forgot their indferences when they set about killing her then nearly taking the hand off the man who tried to help her.

    That's true mate, know somthing not many people may not  no, is that 90 % dog attacks are from male dogs, that figures from America, with dogs like, apbt, rottie, various mastiff xs, few bitches but male dogs  were the main ones. Even if they ban breed, the macho people will want them, and not just  blokes either, I've seen few women walking around with rottie, gsd, big powerful breeds when out, maybe feel safer.

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  12. 9 hours ago, gnasher16 said:

    I honestly believe that boxing has fallen into the same trap that football fell into where its just so big and popular that it starts getting exploited in order to address political or society issues of the day.....Fury is a perfect example i think any other fighter at any other time the WBC would have stripped him ages ago.....the governing bodies only get paid when their champions fight yet having pulled the " mental health " stroke out the bag they have allowed him to go all this time without defending his belt or having any meaningful fights.......both Ryan Garcia and whats his name Charlo have used mental health issues to avoid fights and its now a get out of jail free card for fighters in my opinion......likewise these " anybody can be whoever they want to be " type of cross over fights or Saudi Arabia being allowed to exploit sport to show what a wonderful country it is......the integrity of boxing is suffering and its all the inevitable trade off of when sport and politics collide.

     

     

    9 hours ago, gnasher16 said:

    I honestly believe that boxing has fallen into the same trap that football fell into where its just so big and popular that it starts getting exploited in order to address political or society issues of the day.....Fury is a perfect example i think any other fighter at any other time the WBC would have stripped him ages ago.....the governing bodies only get paid when their champions fight yet having pulled the " mental health " stroke out the bag they have allowed him to go all this time without defending his belt or having any meaningful fights.......both Ryan Garcia and whats his name Charlo have used mental health issues to avoid fights and its now a get out of jail free card for fighters in my opinion......likewise these " anybody can be whoever they want to be " type of cross over fights or Saudi Arabia being allowed to exploit sport to show what a wonderful country it is......the integrity of boxing is suffering and its all the inevitable trade off of when sport and politics collide.

     

    I tell you what Gnash, if fury not fought usyk by may-June 2024, they should take his licence of him, and let who that belt fight usyk. That family gypsy's, have brought it down to there level in the shit.! 

     

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  13. 8 minutes ago, postie said:

    Thanks mate👍...

     

    Not sure about the colour but up to W.W.1 they were any all colours. I'm pretty sure GSD's used to be brindle as well🤔

    Not sure if this true. But they reckon, brindle came from apbt, that they say was added to it years back, either way I think there great breed,  very similar to a mal, think Dutch is a thicker set dog. As your dog got any sighthound in it, or just them 2 breeds, you still got your other mal lurcher? As bill ever phoned you, I lost his phone number. 

  14. On 24/10/2023 at 21:47, shaaark said:

    Well, with only about 1/3rd Mali, I should think it'd be an OK lurcher, as the deerhound, greyhound and whippet will have a good amount of a calming effect.

    Well, suppose it like most lurchers, that near enough 3/4 sighthound, it deff have plenty of pace, not bad stamina, as mal run all day, and deerhound not bad for big dog, the whippet, and greyhound, be crap wind, agilty wise if not over big, be good. The temp like been said, the mal, been watered down, so might get just the sighthound nature. But in saying all this, as most know on here I've got a  11 year old 1x gsd x grey, now he  size as never stopped catching quarry, he pick rabbit up easy, had good bags with, had deer, few hares, and killed few foxes, he been great lamp dog deff. Regards temp, he picked up the greyhound temp I think, he just big soft thing with people and dogs, now he   1/2  x . Regards that mal type x, I be very surprised if the mal temp comes through, with all sighthound in it. But might be wrong, as people who 1/4 bred collie, or 1/4 pit etc, say the gene still comes through, I've always fancied a 1/4  kelpie x 3/4 grey type lurcher, I reckon that make great day/night  dog👍

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  15. 1 hour ago, Greyman said:

    The only big fight coming up I,m looking forward to is when Mc Hull goes to the Gaza to KO Hamass in there own back yard after walking all the way there apart from that I,m more drawn to the smaller divisions now were hunger and pride still seem to have a place, 

    ok Gnash  , what are we going for in the Fury v  Usyk   fight in dec 28 if it still comes of, if beats this none boxer this Saturday lol.  i know  Fury be  4 st heavier ,  6 in taller , and lot sat to big usyk to deal with ok prob true. but i really think it be fury hardest fight of his carrier  . ok he can lean and pop him off with his long jab, drain him with the all weight on usyk, be deff no fool, and got to get in close  and thats when furry deff could come unstuck , i really hope it comes off , they both signed on the line to fight .  so they you go mate,what do you think.

  16. On 15/10/2023 at 22:04, chartpolski said:

    You can never discount New Zealand, Australia, South Africa., its their game, yes we invented it, but they took it to a different level !

    Cheers.

    true  Charts , i be watching  and shouting England on, but i think in all honesty , they be to much for us, and we go out tomorrow , sad but true . but as they say in football , you never really know what will happen on the day. if my team wolves, 3 point win away , and England win, be very happy man, got my son and his wife and 2 kids coming for visit , i hope i can have  extra smile on me face  tomorrow  come on England .:good:   

  17. 10 minutes ago, bird said:

    cracking pups  joe , and i like the breeding, if wanted a well bred dog pup, i be knocking your door mate. but when old Buck  calls it a day, he 11  now i try to get ex worker lurcher x lurcher  about 5year 24-25in  just as a pet now at my age, old age comes knocking on your door for man and dog quicker what people think  deff  . Ray

     how me old mate, last time  said he not very well. i knew when i was up your way, think he black pup of you, prob 8 year ago, he wasnt best of health then, he had big dog  back then, hope he ok was nice bloke .  

  18. 30 minutes ago, joe ox said:

    Collie, Bull, Grey mix.

    cracking pups  joe , and i like the breeding, if wanted a well bred dog pup, i be knocking your door mate. but when old Buck  calls it a day, he 11  now i try to get ex worker lurcher x lurcher  about 5year 24-25in  just as a pet now at my age, old age comes knocking on your door for man and dog quicker what people think  deff  . Ray

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  19. 3 hours ago, chartpolski said:

    I think Belingham has the potential to be the GOAT, he’s extremely good now, but what disappointed me about him last night was when an Italian pushed him in the chest, he went down like he’d been pole axed and rolled around holding his face !

    He doesn’t need to do that.

    Cheers.

     

    true , but there all do that pro footballers  today, but he is top footballer, and we lucky to have him in the squad , and kane, foden , grealish , all top players deff.  if you want proper  men that dont cry on the floorto get yellow  cards etc, look at Rugby  players , Curry the other week, went off stitched up , then played on like fook all happened lol, one tough fooker deff 

  20. On 15/10/2023 at 14:28, Dan lurcher said:

    Anyone running any lurchers with razor in there lines? Interested to see how others are getting on with them. 
     

    Here’s mine, ruby bred by @jacob evo good all rounder tbh, aims to please, quiet in the kennel, retrieves, can hunt up on her own, runs day and night 

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    it sounds like you dropped on a good'un there mate and nice looking lurcher as well . good dogs like that stick in your mind, but so do the crap ones as well  lol.

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  21. 11 hours ago, dodger said:

    Mine are also currently on blankets I usefully change to plenty of straw around mid October but with it being so mild I think I'll wait until next month so that they feel the benefit..

     same here, what ive used for 10 years since ive lived here at this place by Hereford , are proper horse blanket , you prob seen then on the horses in the day thrown over them. there very good, got good lining in them, made from a canvas , so easy to keep clean, i just put on the kennel floor, and if really cold i put on my red heat lamp, but being honest bryn had good coat, and Buck deff , being 1/2 gsd  he handle cold wet no prob, i always like a lurcher with good coat for that very reason .:yes:   

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  22. Just now, bird said:

    is it just a type collie dog = sheepdog, or any terrier or lurcher in it . looks a great spirited little thing, i carnt stand any kind of dog with sensitive type nature , as it can really make it that much more harder  to train   . what ive found in my 37 years with lurchers, the more  herding blood , they more sensitive , bryn my 1x border colle x grey was , big old Buck my 1x gsd x grey deff, strange really for such big powerful  dog, but when hunting a different animal , he was full on for that job . 

      are these welsh collies same  size and temp as border collies ? i know the kelpie bit different , and deff the acd in temp and looks . 

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