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Posts posted by mswarbs
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10 months now.
The bitch pup I kept on the right, the dam on the left.
She's smaller than her mum, about 21", ideal for me and really happy with her. I see a couple of other litter mates and they're variable, the biggest is same size as the dam at 24"
Bit of very early ferreting last week, I was asked to clear a warren that was encroaching on someones garden. All went to plan and didn't have to dig.
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Looking for 2-3 days hind stalking in Scotland for November 2019
Ideally Perthshire or similar distance north.
4 guns (3 experienced, 1 less so). Young fit and keen. 3 with rifles, 4th hopefully will have own by next year.
Many thanks
Matt
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41 minutes ago, maxhardcore said:
You def used a Sire with the right breeding behind it.
PM Tomo and Vin and let them know about these.
Them two lads would def give them the work they bred for
Did you mean you would or should I find them on here?
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25 minutes ago, Councilestatekid said:
Where in north Yorkshire are you pal pm if you prefer
I've PM'd you Pal
Cheers
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On 15/11/2018 at 21:11, maxhardcore said:
Should be handy ferreting - Lamping types.
Tomo and Vin were looking for pups I think ?
These could be just the ticket ?
Whats the breeding behind the whippet Sire ?
Sorry pal, just seen.
He's called Shadow of the North - pic below
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On 16/11/2018 at 11:54, Councilestatekid said:
IAlso I might add I'd have paid the 150 or whatever you asked for yours no problem if they was what I was looking for I think that's probably a fair price considering I've seen absaloute shite for a lot more but I belive in what we used to call dogmen prices where there going to a decent home to be grafted not to some tit who's going to sell on working dog working men prices to working homes atb with them the kid
Cheers, I agree with what your saying. I’m not really fussed what I get for them if they go to good homes.
I’ll see what people offer.
Thanjs for the comments. Very new to the breeding side of things
Hopefully taking the bitch out ferreting tomorrow!
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2 hours ago, Councilestatekid said:
There your pups pal you decide a lot on here will say gift them.I've had the offer of gifted pups and have always insisted on giving a token gesture of £50 but most dogs I've bought have been £100 as most of the time off lads i knew except when I've had them off Hancock then I think I paid £150 and £175.I got gifted a old type lakie many years ago and only dog I've never gave a penny for as I drove from perthshire in Scotland to Wales for her and the lad wanted me to have her as he knew she'd be looked after and grafted and also I said he could have a litter off her in future.I had patterdales but she turned out a real dog he travelled up when she was 5 with his stud dog lined her paid for the rearing came back 8 weeks later and took the pups bar 1 which was sold to a local keeper and I didn't take a pup or penny.I'd rather take £100 off someone I know who will take care of them them than £2000 grand off someone who will be selling it in 6 months time due to having not enough time to do it justice or split with his bird etc.
Appreciate that.
With changes in law requiring microchips and vaccs I'll probably want to cover my costs, but if people on here can vouch for someone who wants one, i'm happy for the, to go for £50 - at the end of the day I want good homes, ideally working ones. The bitch is a great rabbiter, lamping and ferreting, and heard good things about the dog, so hopefully they'll make good dogs!
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What do people think is a fair price,?
Stud fee was £150, think I paid £180 for the bitch. They'll be chipped, vaccinated and wormed. I've given a couple away to friends because I know they'll be looked after.
I did also have to put a new kennel in, but guess that's an investment.
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Sorry, what’s the problem?
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Bitch had 9 pups - really pleased with them all
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Whippet X Beddy Whippet Deerhound Greyhound
My lurcher bitch (Beddlington Whippet Deerhound Greyhound X Collie Grehound Bull) had a litter of 9 pups on 9/10/18.
She's done most stuff.
Sire is a pure whippet (Shadow of the North) who I was recommended off lads on here. He's done everything I think.
I have 4 dogs left.
They've had 2 courses of wormer, will be microchipped and will have had at least their first vaccine (DHPPi + Lepto)
North Yorkshire
pm for details
Open to offers, £150?
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Date15/11/18
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1 hour ago, lurchers said:
Lovely looking dog, all sorted now!
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Thanks all, went for a great looking working Whippet recommended by Trev
Appreciate the comments
atb
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5 minutes ago, shaaark said:
Can't really tell from pics, but is she 1st x beddy/grey? Tidy size if she is
She's a bit of all sorts
Sire - Beddy x Whippet X Deerhound x Greyhound
Dam - Collie x Bull x Greyhound
Great rabbiter, lamp and ferreting.
Not much killer instinct but doesn't bother me for what I do
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2 minutes ago, shaaark said:
Why not go for a straight whippet mate? Plenty around that size. Think you'd be hard pushed to find a whippet x greyound dog that size
You're probably right to be fair.
The bitch is 24, ideally want to breed something a touch smaller, only really do rabbits
Thanks
Any suggestions?
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Hi All,
My bitches season has sprung up on me and I want to get her covered.
Ideally looking for a Whippet X Greyhound.
Whippet size rather than Greyhound, 20-21" would be perfect.
Many thanks
Matt
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She should be absolutely fine. If she's sprinting around and isn't ever lame on it then there's no reason to be worried, the break should be completely healed now. If you can get 6 weeks of increasing amount of trotting on roads with a bike or you jogging then she'll be fit and the break as strong as it's going to be.
If you wanted a belt and braces approach then ask your vet to take an xray, hopefully for one xray they wont have to sedate her so shouldn't cost too much. Get a price before though so there's no surprises! If she's insured it might be covered.
Most vets will leave the plate in unless there's a problem. For instance if the screws are too long and are touching the ulna which can cause pain when they rotate their wrist etc. It'll cost quite a lot to take out and the dog will need to be on the lead only again for 6 weeks whilst the holes heal. It would mean you'd probably miss the season.
Mine broke her ulna and radius at 6 months and has been fine. A mates dog got run over and broke her radius and ulna at about a year and is running well now.
Good luck
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They've gone. Yeah life together, sorry to see them go tbf but got two kills which is enough for summer.
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View AdvertThese boots have genuinely only been worn once outside, I went on a 10km walk yesterday.
There's nothing wrong with them at all, they will come in original box with all the tags (tags not on), but they are the wrong size for me, (too small even with thin socks on)
Bought for £280, would really like about £220 for them which would include delivery
Thanks for looking