Alsatian lurchers

[Simoman 110]

never done much with GSD's......are they as intelligent as say....border collies, as they are shepard dogs aren't they??

 

would of thought they'd make great dogs! have been interested in them as well....i liked the sound of someones belgium malinois x but think a first x would be slow....what do they compare to??

 

 

Well I have been fortunate to train dozens of different breeds and in MY opinion labs, collies and shepherds are the most easily trained and can adapt to a variety of tasks. I think a first cross shepherd or malinios would be fast enough for rabbits and if you live somewhere its legal fox too, although I wouldn't have thought it would have enough speed for deer or hare

[whin 463]

thye may not be fast enough on winter wheat etc but can hunt a wood out an push game out, for a faster dog plus at night when roe hit cover they can thrash in the woods better than saluk crosses and maybe good gaurd dogs , take the weather dont, lose

condition if your out nightly, they have there uses mate ,big strong dogs etc

[wild dog 9]

1979keeper any pictures yet mate

[jacob 28]

1979keeper any pictures yet mate

a mate of mine had one for about 10 years big strong ginger dog, half cross,he was a fecker with other dogs ,excellent guard ,mind of his own,he took deer single handed ,developed a taste for lamb though and would sneek off the first chance he got ,he had to have a lot of holidays away with friends,i dont think theyre as popular now because its hard finding decent german shepherds ,they all seem to suffer badly with hip problems,and slope backs.

[wild dog 9]

1979keeper any pictures yet mate

a mate of mine had one for about 10 years big strong ginger dog, half cross,he was a fecker with other dogs ,excellent guard ,mind of his own,he took deer single handed ,developed a taste for lamb though and would sneek off the first chance he got ,he had to have a lot of holidays away with friends,i dont think theyre as popular now because its hard finding decent german shepherds ,they all seem to suffer badly with hip problems,and slope backs.

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i think your right there

[stoaty 171]

last time I talked to Steve (yonks ago) he had a dog called Musket was this Rooneys son or brother as i said going back a bit now .hes a top bloke

stoaty

[sniffer 167]

I'm new to the site and new to lurchers in general. just got an alsation greyhound first cross. does anyone have an experience of alsatian lurchers? be interested in any photos of adult dogs.

what are you planing to catch ....why have you got this breed? tell us something about your hunting past???????????

[Guest world.hunters]

nice post lads im very intrested in this

 

any more pics???

 

and does anyone know any proved breeders???

[Guest bezza]

Check out earthdogrunningdog web site [bANNED TEXT]. There's a guy in Wales just bred a litter.

[heart of wales 19]

Caught this thread bit late just had a litter of first cross GSDX GREYHOUND five bitches in litter no dogs wannt to keep one for myself here are some pic

[F.R. 2]

Whin, I've heard of Steve Barton, Dave Skleight did an article in EDRD years ago. What happened at the Amman valley show? It's a cross i'm interested in. These are two of my dogs bred from European Schutzhund lines. Do a little work with them.....

 

That one on the left looks old Korbelbach/Barenfang blood. Nice looking dogs.

[heart of wales 19]

Whin, I've heard of Steve Barton, Dave Skleight did an article in EDRD years ago. What happened at the Amman valley show? It's a cross i'm interested in. These are two of my dogs bred from European Schutzhund lines. Do a little work with them.....

 

That one on the left looks old Korbelbach/Barenfang blood. Nice looking dogs.

Been breeding GSD for a while now because I dont touch show stuff only long coated white or black you cant show them backs are nice and flat stong boned highly inteligent racy type.

Steve Bartons dogs are a fine example of GSD X Greyhound inspired me to breed my White bitch who has a fantastic nose turn of speed and strike

[heart of wales 19]

Here is the stud dog I used Dine Daw Lad prolific winner and Stud not only does the business but breeds it to his son and daughter won the racing at our show last year his son raced against a 400cc racing quad over 100 metres and beat it

[D.C. 34]

Looks a nice litter you have there ..........I've always been surprised that there aren't more of this X about......I know of one which was a very versitile dog, & was more than capable of taking hare.

 

Good luck with you're pup!

[byrney 2]

I'm new to the site and new to lurchers in general. just got an alsation greyhound first cross. does anyone have an experience of alsatian lurchers? be interested in any photos of adult dogs.

 

 

a picture of yours would be cool mate :thumbs-up:

 

Hi, i'm new to lurchers. I got this one last week from the rescue centre so i dont know how capable in the field she is but she is a belting dog intelligent, obedient and great with my young daughter.

Edited September 8, 2007 by byrney