Allan P

I enjoyed the first series not seen the 2nd yet. My favourite fishing programmes where A Passion for Angling watched them many times really enjoyed them.

Look good fish, what tactics did you use bread flake on the surface?

Looks very stony ground, would like to see what their feet looked like after that run. They must be a tough breed.

No comment.

POA.

Not sure how he is bred, but he seems to have sired every litter of Saluki based chancey Lurchers for sale atm.

Trouble is I want to catch more than one.

Both, but mainly on my own, to bush and catch for one dog is a big ask in my experience.

More lamping and bushing.

I’ve had a look on some forums but still need to do some more research. For me getting a dog is a big decision it will be here for it’s life so I like to get a few opinions before committing. I know I only want to do a bit of rabbiting but I would like to do it well and try and find the sort of dog that will give me a good shot.

This is what I am trying to ascertain having never seen a whippet work. They have been bred for a few hundred years now for rabbiting so they should be top of the list.

Don’t Lurchers have more strings to their bow than working just rabbits? I understand some whippets do other work but aren’t they really bred for rabbits?

I have a Bedlington Bull Greyhound who is how can I say past his best, in the past I have had Beddie Whippet Grey. Yes I will be wanting a dog for rabbits. Mainly mooching , lamping and bit of Ferreting.

Thanks for the reply and that is sound advice that I will take on board. I am probably over thinking things as usual.

You’re correct , but not sure the wife will be happy with one of each type in the house and garden that’ll be quite a handful, so just want peoples opinions so I can pay my money and make an educated guess on one type of breed if that’s ok.