[Beddy greyhound pups]

7 hours ago, billhardy said:

Seen a few black tans blue tans when xes with greys or whippets its from the beddie .atb bill

guessed it was but something in the bedlington makeup from way back in its development must of been like that.

[Beddy greyhound pups]

nl I know nothing at all about beddlington  crosses, and they are sound looking pups to be sure, but where does those markings come from on that coloured pup, I like it.

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3 hours ago, Black neck said:

Please 

 

3 hours ago, Black neck said:

Please 

the lad can draw, but that be some challenge blacky.

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2 hours ago, Black neck said:

They were all about as much use as hanging out the window wi a bow saw

ive worked in the building trade for forty odd years an I never heard that one' explain please,lol

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4 minutes ago, Black neck said:

I'll match them 3 hounds agen 1 crate beast them punks won't know them arse from the elbow 

you can tell summers on its way when lads start talking matches.

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1 hour ago, Black neck said:

What's he gonna do wi that jag of smelly horrible things

I recon they would give your crate beast a run fore his money lol

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7 hours ago, Dame92 said:

Yeah they did mate. a few lads who get on here have them 

good to hear,dint you keep one mate.

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1 hour ago, Black neck said:

On the slip, in the ground or smashing stuff , otherwise in the crate mate 

Ignore that northernlite he's just jel 

thought so you must be some dog man to work him.

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you had some benji type pups a few years back did they not make the grade mate.

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does it have to be kept in the crate all the time when it not working mate.

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we used to go to a place where the hares always ran up a lane and my dogs always had smashed up stoppers, but not there feet so just used to clean em up and go again, they were never lame because of it.

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in my rabbiting  days we used bread trays that stack on each other and give better cooling like the proper game dealer ones.

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good job mate, I need to do something similar in the defender for next season mine will have to be a box though.

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does it all come out easy, and do the two big doors just access the pick up back or is it a box.

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I have a vet 10 mins from me but they are only interested in pets realy the original man retired and they wont do my spaniels tails, so I now go 40 mins but good vet and cheaper, I think he is a bit farer cos there working dogs as well.

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22 hours ago, Jerry71 said:

When we was kids we would be out from early morning tramping the woods, I remember a group of us leaving the site and walking the woods near Belvoir castle, we had been looking for" kaney yoras"phesant eggs along the Heage rows to take home, once we had anufe we walked the woods mucking about as all kids do, we came across a keeper's shed that had a few nasty looking traps, we told our mams, dad's when we got home and forgot about them, we moved few days later and traps were in the scrap on the dray. Atb 

we found some gintraps in a rabbit sett when we were kids we chucked them in the river.

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when we used to be out and about in the woods at night we used to use a thin stick in  front  like a blind man uses a cane to find the alarm gun wires.

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2 hours ago, Gilbey said:

bloody hell it looks a small thing next to her, thought it was some sort of pot

that's just what I thought some thing like that, did you nip back for another shot nl lol

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nice mate what's the object in the picture behind your old bitch.

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34 minutes ago, Gilbey said:

not having a pop here, its obviously the farming/peddling alot of people don't like, also believe he sourced good breeding stock in the past now he just takes what greys he can

I am sure you right about the farming thing, I don't like that, dogs aren't like sheep or chickens, they crave human contact and thrive better when they get it, some moan about breading from non working stock, but f1 colly crosses or any cross bred from a greyhound bitch likely only has one working parent at best who ever breads it, how many litters do they breed? what happens to the bitches when there done? and who buys em all? as has been said before you get what it says on the tin, and the pup in the thread im'e sure will be spot on, intensive farming gets loads of stick and rightly so, it s all down to conscience.

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 good result.

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10 hours ago, Scafflad1 said:

nice looking bitch, why do they put saluki to bull cross ?

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ime glad I finished reading this , and its punctuation, punctuality is turning up on time.

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saluki lurchers on the whole don't need much  improvement to do what there bred for, ,butt for certain areas, and added to a strait saluki grey it will enhance durability,  and on the other hand improve the recovery of the beddy cross for the larger rabbit on open ground,  in the early days this was what the addition of saluki was for, as most of the early crosses were with lurchers, rather than greyhounds, the bitch in the photo came to me from the leictershire area and was supposed to be bred down from my original seventy's dogs, with the beddy clearly visible, but  sadly she was very average for what I wanted but made a friend a very good lamping bitch. 

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my early coursing dogs had beddy in and I think it adds something, always fancy adding some but bottled it .