neil b

I did,she’s coming up 13 now, she’s provided me with some cracking days out, half bred Hancock, Arthur was her sire

Yes mate

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There is a book with abit about the cross in I just can’t quite remember which book, imo if they were tried and tested they would be the main go to dog, instead it’s the trusty collie xs of various percentages, fair play to you for trying it but it’s like trying to reinvent the wheel,

Typp ratcher lines feature heavily in the dam line, she’s ment to be an outstanding bitch by all accounts,

No relation, to mine, what you got your name on a litter off ed? Later in the year or a different litter

There not those of Ed cooks are they by any chance

Cattle dog x greyhound dam coursing bred sire

You will kick yourself you didn’t get one mate, mine has settled in a treat

Cattle dog x coursing dog

All credit to the lad I got her off he’s done a right job on rearing them, fed only the best no expense spared,

After 8 hour round trip I brought my new pup home at the weekend, I was very kindly gifted her off a member off here after a chance conversation, from the day they were born he kept me updated with regular pics and updates, she has settled in a treat taking everything in her stride so far, she’s an absolute credit to him, hopefully she might get the odd day out towards the end of the coming season, cheers Neil B

She was only 9/10 months old there she’s starting to go lighter in colour now

my 2 full bedlington and 2nd gen kelpie greyhound

Be careful using someone else’s hob that’s been over a number of Jill’s, you could be unknowingly be passing on the ferret equivalent of sti s happen to me a few years ago, made all the Jill’s infertile