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hi grubygrafter, is that dam craigs bitch from durham? if so its the dam of my pup too lol! cracking looking bitch! the sire to mine a 1st cross wheton though. travelled up from brum to get him, well worth it! :yahoo:

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matty yes that is the same bitch. so you have a wheaten greyhoundx whippet :D . he is a half brother to mine. i have a pic of the dams gran which shows why she throws up .

 

 

 

and this is ozzy's sister a half sister to your dog

 

 

 

gat a pic up so i can see how its looking

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will get some pics sorted asap and also gotta figure out how to put on here! :wacko: . i also thought that the dam was a whipp/grey, but hey ho not a prob im sure he will turn out right if his sire is anything to go by!

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a lot of the wheatons have bull blood in them,from what i am told by those that still work them,i have seen a couple go out,there not for me,but if they ever get as popular as the bullcross you have shit out,because with the real deal dogs will come the peddlers,so my guess is 5 year from now they wont be worth a bolt,,,

No mate the irish put wheaten into the bull to make them more gainer and keener that is where the irish staff originate from (wheaten and staff bulls) that is the old type the old irish poachers dog to guard them if got into trouble. :blink::blink:

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a lot of the wheatons have bull blood in them,from what i am told by those that still work them,i have seen a couple go out,there not for me,but if they ever get as popular as the bullcross you have shit out,because with the real deal dogs will come the peddlers,so my guess is 5 year from now they wont be worth a bolt,,,

No mate the irish put wheaten into the bull to make them more gainer and keener that is where the irish staff originate from (wheaten and staff bulls) that is the old type the old irish poachers dog to guard them if got into trouble. :blink::blink:

 

no way you'd put a wheaton into a bull to make it keener !!!or gamer!!!

have some friends from ireland and when we;ve talked about wheatons they have said its very hard to find a wheaton without any bull blood in it , these discussions took place about 10 years ago !!!

irish staff was a mishmash of bull breeds, the term irish staff is frequently used by dogs bred down from the likes of psycho for obvious reasons :whistle:

got some nice looking "irish staffs " around my way all owned by chav types :rolleyes: shame :yes:;)

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a lot of the wheatons have bull blood in them,from what i am told by those that still work them,i have seen a couple go out,there not for me,but if they ever get as popular as the bullcross you have shit out,because with the real deal dogs will come the peddlers,so my guess is 5 year from now they wont be worth a bolt,,,

No mate the irish put wheaten into the bull to make them more gainer and keener that is where the irish staff originate from (wheaten and staff bulls) that is the old type the old irish poachers dog to guard them if got into trouble. :blink::blink:

 

no way you'd put a wheaton into a bull to make it keener !!!or gamer!!!

have some friends from ireland and when we;ve talked about wheatons they have said its very hard to find a wheaton without any bull blood in it , these discussions took place about 10 years ago !!!

irish staff was a mishmash of bull breeds, the term irish staff is frequently used by dogs bred down from the likes of psycho for obvious reasons :whistle:

got some nice looking "irish staffs " around my way all owned by chav types :rolleyes: shame :yes:;)

they dont no much do they asy a oid irish man ;) :whistle:

 

a lot of the wheatons have bull blood in them,from what i am told by those that still work them,i have seen a couple go out,there not for me,but if they ever get as popular as the bullcross you have shit out,because with the real deal dogs will come the peddlers,so my guess is 5 year from now they wont be worth a bolt,,,

No mate the irish put wheaten into the bull to make them more gainer and keener that is where the irish staff originate from (wheaten and staff bulls) that is the old type the old irish poachers dog to guard them if got into trouble. :blink::blink:

 

no way you'd put a wheaton into a bull to make it keener !!!or gamer!!!

have some friends from ireland and when we;ve talked about wheatons they have said its very hard to find a wheaton without any bull blood in it , these discussions took place about 10 years ago !!!

irish staff was a mishmash of bull breeds, the term irish staff is frequently used by dogs bred down from the likes of psycho for obvious reasons :whistle:

got some nice looking "irish staffs " around my way all owned by chav types :rolleyes: shame :yes:;)

they dont no much do they asy a oid irish man ;) :whistle:

and it was alot more 10 years ago :rofl::rofl:
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I always wonder just how good the "bull" or "wheaten" or "beddy" is in the cross? As there aren't many real good game ones of any of them knocking about anymore.I'm quite lucky that I can trace my three quarter bullx right back to the first cross pit, as she was line bred by one lad who whole heartedly tests all of his dogs to the full. When you see ads for pups do you wonder about the ability of these game dogs? I once saw an ad for a bullx that went on to say it was greyhound x with english bull!

Never doubt the ability of a good bullx, I've seen a few and they are dead game.

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i beileve the bull in ozzy is back to a line called the J line back to a dog called fearless jack. dont no feck all about bull breeds so its neither here nor there to me :blink::rofl:

 

 

 

 

not long back you argued that ozzy was definatley a first cross wheaten/whippet. then lately you said the dog had some greyhound blood in it and now you say there is bull blood in it :blink:

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deal dogs will come the peddlers,so my guess is 5 year from now they wont be worth a bolt,,,

No mate the irish put wheaten into the bull to make them more gainer and keener that is where the irish staff originate from (wheaten and staff bulls) that is the old type the old irish poachers dog to guard them if got into trouble. :blink::blink:

 

 

they dont no much do they asy a oid irish man ;) :whistle:

 

a lot of the wheatons have bull blood in them,from what i am told by those that still work them,i have seen a couple go out,there not for me,but if they ever get as popular as the bullcross you have shit out,because with the real deal dogs will come the peddlers,so my guess is 5 year from now they wont be worth a bolt,,,

No mate the irish put wheaten into the bull to make them more gainer and keener that is where the irish staff originate from (wheaten and staff bulls) that is the old type the old irish poachers dog to guard them if got into trouble. :blink::blink:

 

looking "irish staffs " around my way all owned by chav types :rolleyes: shame :yes:;)

they dont no much do they asy a oid irish man ;) :whistle:

and it was alot more 10 years ago :rofl::rofl:

 

 

Ime not the best of writers,but Buster if you learnt to string 2 or 3 words together before posting and stopped daydreaming you might get a better response.

 

staffy-1 Cant you get a stronger heavier chain to stick around that dogs throat.....what does it mean the bigger the chain the gamer the dog :11: :11: .....chav,chav,chav, :D

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