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  1. Blue one
    Thats a fine fit looking bitch.
  2. Blue one
    Ken, your dog looks in fine condition, as said, salukis can look very thin, its just the way they are i reckon. Baw, piss off will ya!
  3. Blue one
    This has happened to my lurcher a couple of times Moll, it will get better in a week or 2.
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  5. Blue one
    Coursing lads that are over here in Ireland, that have bred a litter of pups, out of good prooven parents, what % of pups, in your experiences, made the grade, or their new owners standards, as everyone has their own standards? Cheers.
  6. Blue one
    Sounds good, thanks for that and best of luck with him.
  7. Blue one
    Spot on.
  8. Blue one
    a lot of lads have beddy/whippet/grey types for example and the yapping is all to frequantly mentioned amongst them,only seen two work myself and both yappers,they cant all be shite dog men so must be a common trait from the beddy side,neither of the two i seen work was with terriers so no reason for them to pick up bad habbits both were lamping dogs,shear frustration,who knows but not for me,been put off by the whole idea of getting one Thinking about it a dog is 90% wolf and it works in packs i.e ofther dogs or people so when the dog chasing after a rabbit, fox, hare and it cant get
  9. Blue one
    His a grand looking dog , hows he bred?
  10. Blue one
    Thats a grand looking dog. Hows he bred?
  11. Blue one
    One of my most favourite colours.... And mine.
  12. Blue one
    fitness is so important if your running long ears regular ..but i find my lurcher with only a little bit of saluki in it is far easier to get fit then my other dog who has a very high percentage of saluki in it ..just my opinion with having both ..maybe its just my dogs but i dont think so... Cheers. all dog,s are different
  13. Blue one
    fitness is so important if your running long ears regular ..but i find my lurcher with only a little bit of saluki in it is far easier to get fit then my other dog who has a very high percentage of saluki in it ..just my opinion with having both ..maybe its just my dogs but i dont think so... Cheers.
  14. Blue one
    Is the saluki coursing lurcher, easier to get fit then, say a none saluki blooded coursing lurcher?
  15. Blue one
    Some nice blue greyhounds their Lurcher 1. Do you work them much? They look nice and fit.
  16. Blue one
    2 blacks first x saluki/greyhounds 7 month old red un bull greyhound x saluki whippet greyhound lurcher 4year old fawn un saluki whippet greyhound lurcher 16month old white un saluki hybrid .16 month old good stuff , any luck with them last season? it was hard enough here in ireland with the fecking snow ice ect ect!
  17. Blue one
    Some grand pics their. How are they bred, looks like saluki crosses? Like the 2 black dogs..
  18. Blue one
    Well said. Mine live together, this has added problems, where a friend, houses them seperately, works well for him. I will be housing any new pup in the future, seperately.
  19. Blue one
    Its tempting to have more then you need at times, worse when their is good pups about ect been offered, you have to restrain your self and look at what you have. In my area, 2 is enough really, 3 the max. I have 2 and even though its handy when 1 is injured, i find when they get left behind,its hard to keep them quiet, as they know whats happening and want to come!! When you live in a built up area, this can lead to problems! I have also found in the passed, with just having the 1 dog, it gets all the attention and work, so becomes in some cases, a better worker than if it was been worked
  20. Blue one
    im after having him out bushing dismorning he seems ok and he ate some more chicken when i got him back so im just keeping an eye on him now .his father came from Mike Brown and the bitch was a sotty sam luguna bitch aswell so he would be mainly sotty sam lines That's great that he is ok, hope he gets back to normal for you. Great breeding their, thanks for that info on him. Good luck and keep us posted.
  21. Blue one
    How is he today? Hope all is well?, he looks a cracking dog. Whats his breeding?
  22. Blue one
    Some interesting times ahead for you, a grand looking pup, good luck.
  23. Blue one
    I will just say this once, Irish hares, piss all over scottish mountain hares. They are, a different species, fact. But, not browns. As for number, who gives a monkeys, its getting out their and running your dog, if you get one for the pot, or 2 as a bonus, happy days. !
  24. Blue one
    Will love to see this.
  25. Blue one
    just exsericing them up there mate,,,gettin fitt for racing really,,,,althou there running about ,,in the heather ,inbetween rocks / boggy areas ,,,i dont see me having any problems with my dogs feet ,,,,but , that,s a far cry from actaully hunting dogs up there,,,,i think it could be very tough going for dogs up there,,,,,,,,in winter , on the tops off some off the hill,s could be very unforgiving place for some running dogs i would assume,,,,,,,i ve not been up there too visit my family in winter ,,,as there snowed in there most of the time ,,more so the last two year,s with those bad wi
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