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  1. wharrier
    Not worried about height just thought I'd throw it out there. parents do all I need so no problems there
  2. wharrier
    Not worried about height just thought I'd throw it out there. parents do all I need so no problems there
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    Parents are 19tts and 26tts so was thinking around 22 but she quite big for 8 weeks
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    Just had a litter beddy / whippet to a deer / collie / grey kept a bitch back she stands 10 1/2 tts at 8 weeks I think she might make 22 tts what u lads think . Cheers Paul
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    At 23" u should get to about 24" when fully grown I'd say cpl months still to go I run a beddyxwhippet atm she stands 18 3/4" so 21" to 22" will do me fine I rekon just to get that bit extra
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    Nice looking pup that mate very similar to mine bit more whippet in mine like so expecting to make around 22" Mark
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    Cheers chaps she is broken coated only 1 like that in the litter sorry cant get pics up her mother is 23" and the father stands at 21/1/2"
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    After lose'ing my pup i bred myself a 5 months old in a tragic/freak accident decided on buying 1 in shes a deer/whip x bed/whip/collie/grey is the dam put to a pure whippet any comments on this cross or photos appreciated ! Rip Alfie x
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    Got a litter here now ready to go only 3 left bred for my own use and a few friends dam is beddyxwhip sire is beddy/whip/grey should make good workers
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    Aye had nothing but problems with mine sent 1 back they weren't too happy about it got a snooty cow on the line going to sell mine n go back to mk 1
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    Could of sorted u out mate got a spare working gill here but probs too far for u
  12. wharrier
    Nice dog mate nowt worse than an injury lay up then the worry of a break down the first few outings afterwords hope stays fit for u
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    Aye go to pennymeadow whippets that's where I got mine from think he's got a litter ready now atb
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    I've got 1 [BANNED TEXT] decent lamp
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    Skycat in your opinion would this cross make a good novices dog ? Bearing in mind a lot of beginners would be keen a lot would probably enter it too early and run it on anything and everything across a whole spectrum of land types taking into account the dogs size and stature there's not much scope for error would that be the ideal dog ? For me they need careful entering and someone who knows what there after! appreciate your response Paul
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    can u not read or what look at the last sentence !
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    After having lurchers all me life decided on a beddyxwhippet for me new hunting companion (2 year old now) lovely little bitch now but quite difficult in 1st year still needs good handling now to keep her from hunting on ect also with this cross you've got to know there limits there a dog for people that have specific requirements in my opinion no good as an allrounder imo no good taking them on big open land and the like some will disagree but for me their a good dog if u know what u want but not a beginner's dog for me
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    A wouldn't start off with a beddy x mate I've got 1 now lovely bitch I've had lurchers. For years and. This is me 1st beddy based lurcher very challenging to start with but fantastic now wouldn't. Be a beginner's dog though a good colliexwhippetxgrey would be idea a would say more laid back and with the collie should be ok to train any with whatever u decide
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    who's on about bulldogs like u tit if u cant hold a sensible debate grow up n do 1
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    as said for me the hare deserves more respect than being run down on stamina of a 5/6 mins or longer course by dogs not produced in this country for the job personally think t should be brittish dogs ie greyhound /whippets and there crosses of brittish heritage like deerhound n collie over a fast and fair run for me running a 6 or more minute course over big open ground with no cover is nowt to be proud of anyone agree ! p.s i have no problem with saluki's in there own domain but not for our country
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    as said for me the hare deserves more respect than being run down on stamina of a 5/6 mins or longer course by dogs not produced in this country for the job personally think t should be brittish dogs ie greyhound /whippets and there crosses of brittish heritage like deerhound n collie over a fast and fair run for me running a 6 or more minute course over big open ground with no cover is nowt to be proud of anyone agree ! p.s i have no problem with saluki's in there own domain but not for our country
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    A think the prob with a lot of young ppl getting dogs now is they get everything so quickly nowadays don't have to wait for out with next day delivery's and internet so having to wait between 8 and 14 months depending on type to start a dog off seems too long for them plus they want what's in at the time cross wise so it goes on !
  24. wharrier
    Sounds to me your bored with the 1s u have n will probs end up getting another lurcher pup in A few months seen this type of thing on here loads normally ppl wanting the next best cross to have wats in vogue at the min sounds very similar to me !
  25. wharrier
    A think getting yourself a ferret first n starting that way is the best option as its a more controlled quieter way of going about things farmers need to trust your respectable of his lad 1st not have a stranger and a dog running all over his farm to start things off atb
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