First Lurcher - Deerhound x Greyhound?

[toby1066 413]

some nice dogs on this tread

[Little Butch 16]

No problem mate, any talk about lines Is welcome!

Butch

[KingKong 44]

my deerhound grey shes 30tt but she gets down for them rabbits very well for such a big dog

[Little Butch 16]

lb you will look a fool with a deer/grey it will be bigger and heavier than you i dont think you'd be able to hold it on a slip oj lol i like the deer/grey but i think youd be better with some collie in the mix say a deer/grey x collie/grey

 

Interested what you think Collie brings to the table

Butch

[poacher3161 1,766]

lb you will look a fool with a deer/grey it will be bigger and heavier than you i dont think you'd be able to hold it on a slip oj lol i like the deer/grey but i think youd be better with some collie in the mix say a deer/grey x collie/grey

 

Interested what you think Collie brings to the table

Butch

Agility and brains [bANNED TEXT] put over a grey/deerhound this i have witnessed:thumbs:

[Top Lamper 2k10 169]

One of the best dogs I've seen is a deerhound grey colli grey and it stands 28 1/2'' tts and amazon dog

[Chid 6,377]

lb you will look a fool with a deer/grey it will be bigger and heavier than you i dont think you'd be able to hold it on a slip oj lol i like the deer/grey but i think youd be better with some collie in the mix say a deer/grey x collie/grey

 

Interested what you think Collie brings to the table

Butch

Agility and brains [bANNED TEXT] put over a grey/deerhound this i have witnessed:thumbs:

 

as above

[Little Butch 16]

Cheers mate

Butch

[Lost Generation 93]

A deerhound greyhound should be perfect for what you want and it's nice to see a youngster thinking about getting something other than a bull cross. Don't just restrict yourself to a first cross though, it would also be worth thinking about a 3/4 grey / 1/4 deerhound or a line-bred deerhound greyhound pup because there are a lots of dogs out there which have been bred deerhound/grey to deerhound/grey for a number of generations and which produce very typy dogs that generally do the job well.

 

Just remember, deerhound greyhounds are superb natural hunters and given the time and space to learn and work things out for themselves will deliver far more than most would think possible. They are much, much more than just point and slip dogs and if you put in the time and effort to get out and about with the dog and allow it to learn then it will repay you richly.

[fordie 8]

I got a Deerhound/Greyhound/Whippet dog pup that 8 weeks today I soon get some photos of him up soon

[Little Butch 16]

Lost Generation, thanks mate good post and really appreciated! Just what I wanted to hear aswell..

I'm really Into my Bulls and been around them since I was a toddler and owned a couple but I'm after a pot filler and I can think of better breeds to do that job rather than the Bull x although I can understand why people own and work them.

 

Butch

[iamduvern 62]

They aren't all huge, this one is only 23" tts at 11 months, her dam is just under 24"  (deer/grey x collie/grey)

 

Cracking looking bitch 

 

 

 

[Guest LancsUK]

Although never had one myself (yet) I really admire the Deerhound cross they are a cracking lookin dog and are built for any job. Some nice pics ya put up lads, atb in season!

[Little Butch 16]

They seem a real tough Dog that can cope with most conditions and tasks!

Butch

[MOUSE TRAP 19]

hi mate i have a deerhound greyhound x berddie greyhound 23ths dont miss many rabbit and very game on other stuff