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    Older bitch we have was bang on 25" tts at 6 months and ended up just under 29" tts, but as has been said, depends what's in it's breeding, but I would've thought about 22"ish for your pup
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    Too young, too wet, too light. Lol. Get and catch some bunnys It's funny as fook this place Gaz but you gotta love the member's .. .. no like's by the way so here you go .. Too young, too wet. too warm and faaar too light to be lamping in the daytime! , or perfectly ok if you were doing what you stated in your original post lol
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    Haven't seen those videos, but agree with you completely as to their allround ability, especially as lamp dogs, taking all quarry.
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    Not my type of dog, we all like different things in a dog, but I do like nice athletic staffs
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    What type do you have now sandy?
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    She's turned out nice satan
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    the too tall business is a myth old wives tale's mainly said by people who have not witnessed a large lurcher at work there are 33" dogs what do well on rabbit i had a 29"tts that was dam good on them and have a 28" dhxgh what catches them so its a load of bollox if the dog can get down and feed and pick scraps off the floor i am dam sure it can pick a rabbit up Lol
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    Some nice dogs there lads. Bitch we've got here now is 1st x collie/grey x 1st x deer/grey. Not meaning to be contentious, but I just don't get why some people come out with this 'too tall' nonsense, she's nearly 29" tts and catches rabbits with no bother, and I've seen and owned other dogs similarly bred, and taller, do the same. As long as they don't turn out too heavy and they maintain good balance, I don't see a problem with their height
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    Anyone run them, and if they do/did, what do they reckon on them? Pre ban on deer, hare, rabbits or whatever?
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    all i have had on the last pup is messers one even said they are going to be too big for rabbiting hahahaha and my beddy whippet GH had dh in him because he stands 24 1/2 tts and he would be too tall to catch rabbits hahahaha my dhxgh catches' rabbits at 28 tts some real strange folk out there let me tell yapretty poor excuse gaffer,could at least took the time to think of a better one, ye pretty bad that one also said the pups feet are too big lol FFS what did he do, measure them with a clark's foot measurer!?
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    Haven't heard that in quite some time
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    that's what i thought too mateits a lurcher race I stand corrected but wasn't master McGrath a full greyhound? So why would you have a lurcher race named after him?ask the organisers Ha ha ha Master Mcgrath was a coursing dog too, so it makes even less sense to name a quick sprint lurcher race after him lol
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    Who's having the brindle gaf? And this too tall nonsense lol
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    Very nice bitch, looks a good length to her in the top pic, good luck with her
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    any pics of any of that litter? Was going to ask did it get used in any coursing lines that are about today?
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    F**k all wrong with shivering potlickers, very very underated dogs, I love the little fuckers
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    Smallest, pure whippet bitch 18" tts good on rabbits, was never really ran on anything else, though she did take a few hares, largest, 1st x deer/grey dog 30" tts, very very good on everything, including rabbits
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    Not being funny to some of the lads on here that's been into dogs for years, but why piss on someones chips when all they're doing is asking for a bit of advice? Like I said J, grey/collie/whippet is a good type, good luck
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    I would say grey/collie/whippet, should make a decent size for what you want, and be pretty easily trainable. Good luck
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    Exactly what I meant, grizzly bears, one of the biggest CARNIVORES on the planet, eat MILLIONS of berries and vegetation, 'omnivores by nature'
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    Dogs, carnivorous by classification and dentition, and predominantly carnivorous, but also omnivorous by nature. They eat a fair bit of vegetation, all my dogs have always ate quite a lot of grasses and herbs. Don't see the problem in feeding some cooked carbs in a mixed mainly raw diet either
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    lab x bull grey the fastest lurcher you have ever had, f*****g hell what other crosses did you use to keep Lab x Mastiff Lab x mastiff x reverse 3/4 collie/grey, technically still a lurcher then, I think .........
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    had one was my first lurcher 37 years ago was from a miner what a lovely looking dog was out 4 or 5 times a week good allrounder as you say never had a injury until it snapped its neck on a moor taking blue hares same as yours died happy lol would i get anorther no Why would you not have another mate ?? Good all rounder out 4/5 times a week never injured what more can you ask for ?? Was thinking the same, but from what I can gather NL 'click's with beddy x's, i e, they're his type of dogs NL, wasn't answering for you, more thinking out loud really lol
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    had one was my first lurcher 37 years ago was from a miner what a lovely looking dog was out 4 or 5 times a week good allrounder as you say never had a injury until it snapped its neck on a moor taking blue hares same as yours died happy lol would i get anorther no Why would you not have another mate ?? Good all rounder out 4/5 times a week never injured what more can you ask for ?? Was thinking the same, but from what I can gather NL 'click's with beddy x's, i e, they're his type of dogs
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