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Well done . Lovely to see the kids out enjoying themselves. I used to be obsessed with lamping heavy dogs. Now I prefer mooching with the whippet and a terrier or a morning with the ferrets. Just nice to be out the house and watching the dogs work. Are the rough dogs half beddy whippets.
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Bet the young ones loved it , well done
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They last a nights lamping which I doubted before I got one . No foot problems so far and no bother in the cold . She s had some good knocks but just got herself up and kept running. Their only down side is their size and weight , but my lad keeps reminding me she s a whippet not a bull cross lol . Can t help myself sometimes it’s just habit owning heavy dogs for years. When I see eyes in the lamp to just slip the dog . He s bollocked me loads of times
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I’m impressed with this bitch. She ll jump into brambles . Mark’s , hunts and retrieves to hand.
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Nice dogs mate . Is the top one collie bull grey
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On 06/09/2022 at 23:56, South hams hunter said:
My favourite little bitch; Nia was 23 tts but didn't know that.
Lovely little bitch. How was she bred
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Did u find out the breeding
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My best all round dog was a 5/8 x 3/8 . We were out a lot at night, then he was out with the terriers Saturday and a foot pack Sunday’s . Whatever you threw at him he d do it . Was a handy dog on an earth and lamped off the lead, really obedient. When I put him down to old age I had dogs with a higher bull percentage ie first crosses and reverse 5/8 x 3/8 . All game but none as good all rounders as my old dog . I tried 3 3/4 gh x 1/4 bulls. They could all shift but had no bottle . Yes you d have foxes with em but they were vocal when they got bit and fxxxed about with stuff when a bit sore .
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Well done . Nice open places as well . Most of ours is hedgerows at the minute
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On 06/07/2018 at 10:09, Daniel cain said:
Always get the bargains, butcher in morissons is old lurcher lad and sorts me meaty beef bones etc
Wish our Morrison’s priced like that. Beef bones are £4 and lamb bones £3 . No where near that size tray either
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Well done . Like an old boy used to say to me . They learn nothing in the kennel
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13 hours ago, BGD said:
I'll be trying a 13 year old virgin stud when this bitch I've got here next breaks down. Have wanted to get something off him for years now but things just never fell into place so will be keeping my fingers crossed but not that hopeful if I'm honest.
I would nt hold my breath mate tbh. Is there nothing decent about by the dogs litter brother or sister
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A mate of mine sent me a terrier down and sent a bitch down to be mated to him. The dogs 10 and put her in pup. A vet said to me once if the dog has been used regularly he should still throw pups to an old age
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Thanks. I think he s putting a half cross over her next year so be interesting to see what they make. How did u rate the bull whippets compared to a small half cross bull greyhound
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Good luck with her. My lads got a bitch with that line on both sides of her breeding . She s a decent bitch . Dives into any cover and has good nose amd stamina for a little whippet
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On 22/11/2021 at 12:23, fred90 said:
After over 30 years of beddywhippets, I have my first whippet, hope she makes the grade
How did you rate the beddy whippets ?
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On 03/06/2021 at 12:48, socks said:
This was full of meat five minuets before the video was taken.
https://youtube.com/shorts/C5datPR32_0?feature=shareCracking looking pups fair do s
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How r they bred
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Well done . Nice strong compact little bitch.
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Nothing to do with being less of a digging man . I used to be out a lot over a lot of ground and had 2 steady workers and 2 mute mid tube jobs. My mate had a few dogs so we alternated . If I only had rough dogs I would have needed a lot of dogs to get round the digging I did. A rough dog will obviously get way less graft than a steadier dog who can be dug a few times a day . But u have to work with what u have. If someone wants to keep 20 terriers good luck to em. Each individual dog won t get the digs under his belt unless the owner has a shit load of digging and no work or nagging mrs lol.
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There’s loads of digging and lamping lads selling dogs for big money . Has been for a while now
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Cattle dog
in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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My mate has one. they have brilliant feet and very intelligent . Can take a good knock a good hardy type. He reckons it’s just the top end speed the dog lacks . I m going to use him across my lads whippet bitch .