doge77

Aye fast wee bitch tia

Whip/grey is a long dog not a lurcher,is that the racing non Ped your own about lol.

heres a couple of pics of my bull/grey x collie/whip/grey 22tts and 52lb, not the fastest thing on four legs but has the heart of a lion and prey drive to match, has her limitations but keeps me happy.

What size is the striker?

Tried to put up a pic from mobile photo bucket but did not work, will put up a couple when I get home.

Cheers jim

The dog that birddog and haymin is going on about is my little bull cross, i cant point you in any direction as i have never tried to correct it as it is not that bad. Its when its her first couple of rabbits of the night and she goes in for a strike and misses then rabbit makes distance on her she will little out a couple of yips, or if she has not been out for a while or on a fast rabbit but theres times when i can take her out for a few nights in a row and not here anything. She has a very high prey drive,very keen and gives 100% in the chase and strike, would have made a handy little pre

my wee bull x

I personally dont but i keep the dogs on a lead until i am a good bit into the hills away from any livestock and just let them exercise them self.

the little dark brindle bitch is a bull/grey x col/whipgrey she is 22tts and 13 months old and the tan bitch is basically a lurcher to lurcher with a lot of grey and a bit of saluki, 7 month old just touching 25tts.

drove up to glen esk this afternoon for a couple of hours walking with the young lad and dogs. i live about 30 miles east from the glen and its a lot colder up there today, bloody baltic but good fun. IMG]http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u486/doge77/IMG_1069_zpsd7622351.jpg[/img]

how tall is the pup now?

One of my mates whip greys tail rolls up, so it could be some trait?

Cracking wee pup.