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Posts posted by oddser
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You need xray you need to know what damage has been done leg may need strapping up if it is treated right dog will come back ok when they say sprained hock they have no idea what damage has been done that is why you need xray
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19 hours ago, Lloyd90 said:
Just at walking speed?
thanks for replying
Walk as fast as you can or push bike if you cant
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19 hours ago, Havelightforcewilltravel said:
Can’t get dog fit by walking it free running galloping best way to get dog fit.
Not said just walking can get dog fit read my post it is part of the training as galloping is
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Yes walking dose improve fitness coursing greyhounds in Irland get up to 8 miles a day road work
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Vitamin E and Iron tonic but don't give them together give one in morning other at night or you can boil up nettles they are full of iron
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4 minutes ago, Igz said:
Ffs mate I’d find that quite easy with the mrs but not my dogs
. That’s what I’ve done both times when I’ve got back from him doing it just closed kennel and locked it. Didn’t go back out there and feed him till half 11 last night and normally fed soon as back just to try let him know.
Can take few weeks before he gets the message
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Dog knows you are soft touch got to totally ignore dog don't stroke or talk to him try this for 3 weeks he will be ok
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Don't know but they were nothing like the KC ones that are about now
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Being old enough to have seen George Newcome bedlingtons they were smaller strong looking dogs don't know if anyone has kept these lines going be shame to loose the line
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9 hours ago, oddser said:
The rough one the cross I keep banging on about the deerhound x greyhound x salki x greyhound are very much like this dog
Didn't say they had saluki in them said very much like
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5 minutes ago, Trev70 said:
I ran a few deerhound greyhound x saluki greyhound’s back in the 80’s and early 90’s I liked them
Most could get to hares they were good all rounders
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You find most x are not what they say folk just guessing unless it is there own breed but what dose it matter as long as they do the job
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The rough one the cross I keep banging on about the deerhound x greyhound x salki x greyhound are very much like this dog
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Made up name never heard of them probably never seen exmoor
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Like the rough coated one my type of dog
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Mans own breed he breeds them for protection work I thought it was strange cross till I seen them in action he is a naturel guard but very intelligent he is easy to learn things
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Pitbull giant shnouser Russian terrier malamute
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This is my lad he is very quick for big dog intelligent pray drive best I have ever had in a dog but he is not popular breed hes crossed with 4 different breeds he is 27in
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What they bred for wild boar
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2 hours ago, shaaark said:
Actually, the dogs I mentioned were sire collie/grey x whippet/grey, dam was a greyhound
6 hours ago, shaaark said:Only seen a couple bred similar. Sire was tor of dartmoor, dam was a 1st x deer/grey. Didn't see them working though. Only saw them up until they were about 10 months old. Dog and bitch kept back out of litter. Bitch was pretty racy and light, dog threw to deerhound size and build, but smooth coated, 30 1/2" tts at 10 months. Looked quite awkward and uncoordinated when he started running, but would probably have got it together as he matured
Are you trying to wind me up
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13 minutes ago, shaaark said:
No mate, the guy that bred the litter used to lamp and catch more fox than anyone I know. He had a pair of collie/grey x whippet/grey lurchers, brother and sister, that caught hundreds. Caught plenty of deer too. He never owned a bull cross.
Don't know if ge's still into dogs now, not spoken to him in over 20 years
They will do the job said they were allrounders but lads have gone onto bull x because they think they are better for fox n deer like I said just my opinion they are the best all-round breed
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48 minutes ago, shaaark said:
Only seen a couple bred similar. Sire was tor of dartmoor, dam was a 1st x deer/grey. Didn't see them working though. Only saw them up until they were about 10 months old. Dog and bitch kept back out of litter. Bitch was pretty racy and light, dog threw to deerhound size and build, but smooth coated, 30 1/2" tts at 10 months. Looked quite awkward and uncoordinated when he started running, but would probably have got it together as he matured
Years ago they were all the rage but back then lads only did rabbits n hares they were perfect for this work but new generation of lurcher men want to hunt fox deer so have gone on to bull breeds
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20 hours ago, Greyman said:
They have put a bus on from Bradford they will soon be gone
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20 hours ago, shaaark said:
With those breeds in the mix, it certainly shouldn't need any fancy trainers on it's feet
That's right
they make good all rounders out of most crosses that are out there would be my choice but that is just my opinion
What a joke dogs have become.
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The breeding has got that bad with some pedigree dogs folk should only buy pups off parents that are gold or silver health tested