springsnhounds

ive got one of each, a greyhound cross with a deerhound, he has been a great dog woked really well and natural, ive now also got a pure breed deerhound he has taken longer to come on but is now showing real promise, speed wise he is now just as quick if ya mate is norfolk way, my deerhound will now be available to stud

im a bit late doing anything with nelson me deerhound ( he will be 2 in november) as he has been out for several months due to hind leg injury so im only now getting him fit and out loose, so far he has just had rabbits but i would like to get him onto bigger stuff now, he has been excelling in the show ring though with reserve best of breeds and best of breeds, its now a matter of getting him out and working him, he works well with my springers they o in all the cover and flush out birds and bunnies and nelson lies in wait and is straight in for the hairy stuff. question.... i am new to work

im only 5ft 1 so i could nearly ride him he is only now back from injusry, he cut his leg open whilst running in feb this year went throught tendon and straight down to the bone, its taken several months to heal but he is fine now and luckily his tendon has healed well and there is no lameness or limping, so hence the injury im only now starting to get him out hunting he is near enough upto speed now and he had his first rabbit last week so im hoping this is the start of something good now

this is Nelson, he is 35" tts

hi there im zoe, i live in norfolk i have 4 dogs and several pure bred bantams, i have 2 show type english springer spaniels which i do show but i also work them as well the oldest is 10 and the youngest is 2, and i have a deerhound x greyhound he is a good working dog but is now being retired he is 12, and i have a pure bred deerhound who will be 2 in november , i show him am now starting to use him in the field too, as for the bantams i keep wyandottes, sablepoots, brahmas and pekins