
Chunky11
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- Birthday 14/08/1956
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Chunky11 started following Pup for sale.
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Cracking looking pup & a very good price.
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I have been looking for a spaniel X for years. Last night I found 2 pups for sale. Springer X Grey/Saluki, great £1500. No way I could justify or afford that
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It can only be the pups that suffer, when they mature, have no training & become a problem the rescue's will be full of them.
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Good luck, I have been looking for a spaniel X for years
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All these pups look good but that dog has always stood out to me
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He hates fox & is very good on them but never puts much effort into other game. This is probably down to his father being a good rabbit dog. I will try to find a picture of him.
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I have one here he is out of a malxgsd & his sire is a bed/grey X grew. Not the best but a good dog to have around.
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My father always said that a Springer Spaniel x Greyhound was the best dog for Ferreting & trapping. Trying to find this X is a different matter, I have been looking for one for years.
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I can't believe you still have him, I would have thought he would be ideal to start in the coming season
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Nice looking pups, I do like the look of the blue/white pup
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My father told me that during the war they were a popular x & were used mainly for ferreting & mooching. I have been looking for one for years but not seen any for sale.
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All the pups you produced are stunning but there is something about that dog pup that stands out for me.
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I thing you have it spot on. My last collie died on the first of December & was 19 years old. He came off a farm on Exmoor & was going to be put to sleep when he was 12. He had been kenneled all his life. I took him home & couldn't ask for a better dog. I only keep a few sheep to follow behind the horses & don't think I would have the work for a Kelpie but do wonder if a first cross would do the job of a lurcher & the occasional bit of work on sheep.
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I have spoken to a few sheep farmers around here who have Kelpie x Collie's. I'm not sure why they cross them but they seem to do the job. Perhaps the pure Kelpie is to much to train!
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Belgian cattle dog 1st x
Chunky11 replied to scottish hare hunter's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
If you ever cross him with your Dear hound x can I be first on the list for a pup. He is a cracking looking dog