irish wolfhounds

[chartpolski 20,388]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

If I didn't have a deer x pup on at the moment, I'd have tried one of these just for the fun of it ! !

Cheers.

I used to joke that the "Doxhope head " was the result of a borzoi being added to the deerhound  line at some point, I'm sure it wasn't though !

Cheers.

 

 

[shaaark 10,127]

4 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I used to joke that the "Doxhope head " was the result of a borzoi being added to the deerhound  line at some point, I'm sure it wasn't though !

Cheers.

 

 

I'm sure I read that borzoi was added to some deerhound strains many years ago?

[chartpolski 20,388]

3 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Na bill kept records of everythjng, or maybe it was his ole man, but one them was meticulous I’m sure with there records, what a guy to chat with, a font of knowledge

I know, mate, I had a chat with Bill before I got my deer x grey, Lima, as he bred her sire; Doxhope Knights Errant, that's also the grandsire to my pup Nancy

Cheers.

[chartpolski 20,388]

4 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

See what you mean tho, some them Dogs from few years back when they was still at it themselves had heads. I had a 3/4 grey 1/4 deerhound bred by lad called asha used be on here an it turned into a 33 inch monster with a big old head on him gentlest dog I ever met with folk he knew

I remember meeting Asha some years back, up at Jedforest Hunt. He had a deer/grey with him and a pure deerhound pup.

I like the Doxhope blood, because they were workers, but they are getting hard to find now, and the blood is getting diluted.

I wish I had taken pups from my old bitch.

Cheers.

[pollypocket 231]

Last pic until lamping season,, hopefully some dead quarry will be in picture as well.

[breeze 1,219]

On 20/03/2022 at 18:10, chartpolski said:

 

I like the Doxhope blood, because they were workers, but they are getting hard to find now, and the blood is getting diluted.

I wish I had taken pups from my old bitch.

Cheers.

Charts.... "IF" You had taken a litter off your old bitch what do you think you would of covered her with ? 

[chartpolski 20,388]

7 minutes ago, breeze said:

Charts.... "IF" You had taken a litter off your old bitch what do you think you would of covered her with ? 

I think I'd of went for a big non-ped Whippet/Greyhound scratch dog.

These days it's "on & off" ; no hanging about with a dog being towed around a field for five or six minutes.

So, something with speed to spare ! !

Cheers.

[BobDown 581]

On 20/03/2022 at 18:10, chartpolski said:

I remember meeting Asha some years back, up at Jedforest Hunt. He had a deer/grey with him and a pure deerhound pup.

I like the Doxhope blood, because they were workers, but they are getting hard to find now, and the blood is getting diluted.

I wish I had taken pups from my old bitch.

Cheers.

My mate has a deer x grey out of doxhope I believe. She is a top bitch has worked  all types of deer in UK. 

[chartpolski 20,388]

42 minutes ago, BobDown said:

My mate has a deer x grey out of doxhope I believe. She is a top bitch has worked  all types of deer in UK. 

I may be mistaken, but I thought my old bitch Lima was from the last litter sired by Doxhope Knights Errant, almost 13 years ago.

My pup , Nancy, has a great grandsire, Cookland Bronson, that was out of two Doxhope dogs.

I think the Doxhope blood is very diluted know, which is why I regret not taking a litter from Lima.

Cheers.

[mC HULL 10,432]

2 hours ago, chartpolski said:

I think I'd of went for a big non-ped Whippet/Greyhound scratch dog.

These days it's "on & off" ; no hanging about with a dog being towed around a field for five or six minutes.

So, something with speed to spare ! !

Cheers.

deer grey whippet grey speed to spare

only a few runs a season will go 6 mins plus and some land you will hit them a lot more than others 

 

[chartpolski 20,388]

9 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

deer grey whippet grey speed to spare

only a few runs a season will go 6 mins plus and some land you will hit them a lot more than others 

 

I'm talking about the theoretical  sire having "speed to spare"

Ive ran hares for well over 50 years, with various crosses and pures, on various continents, but I appreciate and welcome your advice and input

Cheers.

[shaaark 10,127]

3 hours ago, chartpolski said:

I think I'd of went for a big non-ped Whippet/Greyhound scratch dog.

These days it's "on & off" ; no hanging about with a dog being towed around a field for five or six minutes.

So, something with speed to spare ! !

Cheers.

 

1 hour ago, mC HULL said:

deer grey whippet grey speed to spare

only a few runs a season will go 6 mins plus and some land you will hit them a lot more than others 

 

 

53 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I'm talking about the theoretical  sire having "speed to spare"

Ive ran hares for well over 50 years, with various crosses and pures, on various continents, but I appreciate and welcome your advice and input

Cheers.

You were on to a loser since the beginning, charts.

As I've said several times on here, there are some so blind that they WON'T see.

 

 

[Black neck 15,161]

2 minutes ago, shaaark said:

 

 

You were on to a loser since the beginning, charts.

As I've said several times on here, there are some so blind that they WON'T see.

 

 

Slop

[chartpolski 20,388]

10 minutes ago, shaaark said:

 

 

You were on to a loser since the beginning, charts.

As I've said several times on here, there are some so blind that they WON'T see.

 

 

I thought it was self evident I meant the theoretical sire would have "speed to spare".

But never mind, he's not a bad lad, just a bit misguided

Cheers.

Edited April 12, 2022 by chartpolski

[shaaark 10,127]

28 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I thought it was self evident I meant the theoretical sire would have "speed to spare".

But never mind, he's not a bad lad, just a bit misguided

Cheers.

Up to you if you still want to persevere with his 'education' charts.  BUT, I really do think it will be fruitless. 

He's been convinced, or someone else has put into his head, that saluki/coursing breds are the only dogs that can catch hares.

And, as a few people on here have said, myself included, if you want a dog that will catch a hare after being dragged around several acres, for 4, 5 or 6 minutes, before it makes a catch, SHAME, that hare has been outstaminered, and nothing else.  May as well get a couple of beagles or harriers.

Lol

Edited April 12, 2022 by shaaark