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    Heres another pic,
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    Nice dog how tall is he Cheers, he around 19tts, ill try get sime more pics up later,
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    First cross, good dog
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    First cross beddy whippet!!
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    Ive a collie x grey x whip,also a firstcross beddy whip,collie grey is a steady girl good all round, beddy whips slight head strong but is a serious dog and they both please but the beddy sometimes has me cursing.
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    Seen a few my way also in surrey and sussex area,
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    Hello, i have a first cross bedy whippet with me now,and i love him, hes a great dog, loyal, excellent nose,(like seriously good) ,game, has great turn and take off, good speed,very head strong at times, ,a dog built for purpose, he does piss me off at times though, your new dog should do you proud
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    Just come into this thread and havent taken the time to read all posts as i think simoman summed it up in his last couple posts,i own a first cross beddy whippet and a collie grey whippet,which has taken mostly to the whippet,now i know these two dogs could do it but i think there are more appropriate crosses available which single handed wil cope alot better, not saying whippets cant because i know they can but ill keep my two on the legal stuff, p.s bit of beddy in with the whippet puts some fire in em all the best
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    Then the Spaniel (unadulterated) is the animal for the job! You'd not be gaining anything by crossing with a lurcher. Saw some spaniels working on the weekend think id sooner have a good nosed lurcher such as a beddy x, wasnt impresed at all with these dogs, im sure if a soft mouthed retriever is your need then a spaniel is the one, but dont forget a good nosed lurcher can do anything a spaniel can do, but if you need more than such as bushing ferreting and all then a good nosed lurcher is a much better choice :laugh: Do you think i am wrong in saying this, if so pleas
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    Then the Spaniel (unadulterated) is the animal for the job! You'd not be gaining anything by crossing with a lurcher. Saw some spaniels working on the weekend think id sooner have a good nosed lurcher such as a beddy x, wasnt impresed at all with these dogs, im sure if a soft mouthed retriever is your need then a spaniel is the one, but dont forget a good nosed lurcher can do anything a spaniel can do, but if you need more than such as bushing ferreting and all then a good nosed lurcher is a much better choice
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    cheers for posts,think its good for the summer months as i dont run my dogs on quarry during these months,got some working shows id like to go with my beddie x and want him looking as good as he can be,plenty of road work i think makes all the difference,
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    Cheers for all the replys, think i might get the old peddler out more often, although on my field the beddy x just stuck on basically the route we walk every day (open field) he was a good 20feet out while i took the inside line. lovely seeing him cruise,they look amazing side on full chat, think ill take the bitch out on the peddler as i could see what you lot say happening as she ran way to close,rich
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    He stands 19tts mate what about yours?
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    After recently getting myself a a field bike again for the summer to tinker about on,thought sweet get the dogs running with me,now my beddie whip was brilliant done three laps of this massive field out back loves it but my bitch dont like me on bike at all moment i open it up she tries munching my legs lol, do any of you run ur dogs with cars motorbikes or such bet it gets em looking nice,road work tonight for me,and a quick question,my 1st cross beddie whip weighs inat 37 pound very well toned solid muscle, could anyone tell me the weight of there 1st cross beddie, many thanks rich
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    Whippet x beddy here never been wrong yet
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    wel im from down south and my dog is northern ,so together we got best of both lol
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    Hi scruff,i hav two dogs a whippet x collie grey which has taken mainly to the whippet and a first cross whippet bedlington,both great dogs, beddy being a little head strong, but as previous posts have said they are seriously brave dogs,great for bushing, lamp, ratting,and there noses are spot on for marking, mine never been wrong, as i do not own a pure whippet i cant comment to much, but will say that jaw power and the teeth on him put my whipet grey to shame they are some serious teeth,i must say i would prefer my beddy x for colder days wit not much action as my whippet grey does get a tad
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    I dont have one of mikes browns whippets but i believe them to be very good have a look mikes whippets cheers rich
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    Well done mate
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    Cheers bedwhip, nice,my x is very head strong, completly different to my collie grey whip,its a shame he cant get stuck into something bigger than rabits i think thats what he would excell at, oh well, cheers all replies ive enjoyed finding out abit about these dogs, anyone else?
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    Cheers sounds like he added a fair bit to his dogs then, glad ur dog had a good innings, any pics would be great,ull see my dog in previous posts
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    Cheers morton, appreciated
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    Thanks for that any pics of his terriers?thanks for replys everyone, anyone else had his terriers what were they like cheers rich
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    Ok cheers for that both parents worked sire was a great ferreting dog and the dam terrier was onto the rats any knoledge on nicky newburns terriers though would be great anyone
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    Hi all, wondering if anyone can help me with some info on nicky newburns bedlingtons,my beddy whippets dam was one of nickys from halifax? Now i have read many books on beddys now and have seen that there are only two true working bedlington lines and they are rillington and gutchcommon lines could any of you tell me if nickynewburns bedlingtons are rillington or gutcommon lines, or am i wrong in reading these are the only true working lines,any info on nickys dogs or anything will be so appreciated, many thanks rich
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