saluki grey x greyhound?

[davey&ace 1]

ive just got a new pup his dad is a saluki greyhound and his mam is a pure greyhound (ex racing) and the dad working any ideas on how this dog will turn out given a good upbring and training?

[coursing_lad 45]

is it a genuine 3/4 bred mate? genuine 1st cross dog to grey bitch? if so be intrested to see how it turns out , as ive always wonderd of this type ,

 

i have seen coursing bred dogs put back to pure grey , and pups turned out well ,

[ferreter.al 22]

get out what you put in,every dogs different,no reason why it shouldnt make the grade but some just donw.no reason why yours wouldnt anymore than anyother pup.should be a handy x

[davey&ace 1]

no the fathers parents wer saluki grey and saluki grey so not 1st cross, not sure if the parents wer 1st cross either

[romany52 313]

no the fathers parents wer saluki grey and saluki grey so not 1st cross, not sure if the parents wer 1st cross either

You could end up with nothing more than a greyhound then.

[High Accent 1]

ive just got a new pup his dad is a saluki greyhound and his mam is a pure greyhound (ex racing) and the dad working any ideas on how this dog will turn out given a good upbring and training?

 

Hi there..

Here in South Africa many ppl use this type of cross to hunt animals and they are very good hunting dogs..

[Guest SUPERTED]

ive just got a new pup his dad is a saluki greyhound and his mam is a pure greyhound (ex racing) and the dad working any ideas on how this dog will turn out given a good upbring and training?

Shouldnt you have asked yourself that question before getting the dog?atb with it any ways,any pics?

[the pikey poacher 1,157]

cant see his feet being the best would of thought it was prone to injury just like a greyhound but good luck and all the very best

[davey&ace 1]

well i did lol but jst wonderd what other ppl thort and if anyone else has worked this kind of dog and if theyve turned out well and ive got sum pics jst stil workin out how to get them off my phone

[billy bronk 76]

ive just got a new pup his dad is a saluki greyhound and his mam is a pure greyhound (ex racing) and the dad working any ideas on how this dog will turn out given a good upbring and training?

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all depends on the up bringing and the entering but shound be fast

[J Darcy 5,871]

I have owned a few of that breeding. Some good, and some not so good. The important thing i found was working out the dog and trying to get it on your side as well as plenty of training.

Often they can be unresponsive if their owner chastises them too much, or indeed shows them any aggression as a youngster as they are wont to remember this for the rest of their lives.

On the plus side they will be fast, very fast, and have great prey drive. They are loyal and one-man-dogs that are devoted to their owner. They have better feet than a greyhound and are much more tractable. Personally i find them responsive.

But, a man needs to decide what he wants his quarry to be and choose a dog to suit.

 

Heres one doing a nice retreive back to hand. First retreive was at about 6 months of age, just proving that you do not need to start them retreiving from 10 weeks old.

[scotty2306 37]

cant see his feet being the best would of thought it was prone to injury just like a greyhound but good luck and all the very best

had this cross just parted with her her feet were very good never once knocked them up or anything and ran on all grounds she was 26" 60lb had a go at all game and was dynamite on bunnies and long ear a very very quick dog

[davey&ace 1]

i cant believe how much that dog looks like my pup! exactly the same white markings

[scotty2306 37]

i cant believe how much that dog looks like my pup! exactly the same white markings

are you on about the dog of mine mate,she was a beauty real nice dog done all i asked but i was after a out and out lamper to run all night long she was more of a daytime dog wish i never sold her

[poacherman 353]

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the p***y poacher' date='12 July 2010 - 02:02 PM' timestamp='1278939721' post='1629247']

cant see his feet being the best would of thought it was prone to injury just like a greyhound but good luck and all the very best

had this cross just parted with her her feet were very good never once knocked them up or anything and ran on all grounds she was 26" 60lb had a go at all game and was dynamite on bunnies and long ear a very very quick dog

u not got that dog anymore mate

 

atb poacherman