blondie and dancer

[mick h 181]

if the 4 year old dog is producing good pups of difrent bitchis i would use him, you can all ways go to the young dog in a few years with youre pup,

[rascal_2005 79]

hiya guys. the nearest i have got to dogs running is in books and on here. as a new boy to it all its great to see a good thread with no bollox! some good info and history there too

 

thanks guys

 

its good reading

[bolio 49]

Hi Mick, I'm pretty sure the older dog has never been bred from. It was his litter sister that produced this young dog. I've a week to ruminate over it.

[mick h 181]

this was a bitch i had robbed back in 1994 just 7 months old and she would of been first class.

[mick h 181]

sorry about the photo

[bolio 49]

Nice looking bitch, pity the lowlife robbed you of your time together.

 

I've got a crick in my neck now so I'm off to bed. Good hunting

[Terrie 12]

Yes but there's plenty of well bred dogs that fail to reach what's expected of them. It's a choice between a very good dog which has proved itself or a youngster which promises to be even better.....promises can be broken.

 

 

Think you have answered your own question if you get what i mean. wish you all the best in what ever you decided.

[Flynn 314]

To be honest I'm caught on the horns of a dilemma. Willow is in season and T has agreed to breed her. Now my first choice was going to be Collie's dog which is about 4 years old and has loads of 3' and 4's to his credit. He's bred out of the sister of Splodge mated to Del boy (Charlie x Dancer) but has been sold and will be going across the water in a couple of weeks, so the bitch coming in season just now seemed like Divine intervention. But when I spoke at length to Colly he reckons that a young nephew of that dog aged 13 months is shaping better than he was at the same age. It goes against the grain to use such a young dog no matter how well he's flying now.....suppose he quits when the hares go up a gear midwinter? And yet I respect Collie's opinion. He says if it was up to him he'd use the young dog.

Feel free to offer advise......please.

Well Bolio you have choices i would say, but i would go with gut instinct, either way its a suck and see job, all the best

[shadrack 31]

To be honest I'm caught on the horns of a dilemma. Willow is in season and T has agreed to breed her. Now my first choice was going to be Collie's dog which is about 4 years old and has loads of 3' and 4's to his credit. He's bred out of the sister of Splodge mated to Del boy (Charlie x Dancer) but has been sold and will be going across the water in a couple of weeks, so the bitch coming in season just now seemed like Divine intervention. But when I spoke at length to Colly he reckons that a young nephew of that dog aged 13 months is shaping better than he was at the same age. It goes against the grain to use such a young dog no matter how well he's flying now.....suppose he quits when the hares go up a gear midwinter? And yet I respect Collie's opinion. He says if it was up to him he'd use the young dog.

Feel free to offer advise......please.

Well Bolio you have choices i would say, but i would go with gut instinct, either way its a suck and see job, all the best

thought del boy was charlie x blonde

[Dan Edwards 1,134]

Here ya go mick h. I think this is a little better partner.

[Dan Edwards 1,134]

If I lived in the UK and wanted a bullcross of some sort I would use gyps like that all day long before I would ever use a greyhound. She is sharp lookin.

[bolio 49]

To be honest I'm caught on the horns of a dilemma. Willow is in season and T has agreed to breed her. Now my first choice was going to be Collie's dog which is about 4 years old and has loads of 3' and 4's to his credit. He's bred out of the sister of Splodge mated to Del boy (Charlie x Dancer) but has been sold and will be going across the water in a couple of weeks, so the bitch coming in season just now seemed like Divine intervention. But when I spoke at length to Colly he reckons that a young nephew of that dog aged 13 months is shaping better than he was at the same age. It goes against the grain to use such a young dog no matter how well he's flying now.....suppose he quits when the hares go up a gear midwinter? And yet I respect Collie's opinion. He says if it was up to him he'd use the young dog.

Feel free to offer advise......please.

Well Bolio you have choices i would say, but i would go with gut instinct, either way its a suck and see job, all the best

thought del boy was charlie x blonde

 

 

You're right of course....late night posting..... too many possibilities running unbridled theough an empty cranium!

[sniper 30]

To be honest I'm caught on the horns of a dilemma. Willow is in season and T has agreed to breed her. Now my first choice was going to be Collie's dog which is about 4 years old and has loads of 3' and 4's to his credit. He's bred out of the sister of Splodge mated to Del boy (Charlie x Dancer) but has been sold and will be going across the water in a couple of weeks, so the bitch coming in season just now seemed like Divine intervention. But when I spoke at length to Colly he reckons that a young nephew of that dog aged 13 months is shaping better than he was at the same age. It goes against the grain to use such a young dog no matter how well he's flying now.....suppose he quits when the hares go up a gear midwinter? And yet I respect Collie's opinion. He says if it was up to him he'd use the young dog.

Feel free to offer advise......please.

Well Bolio you have choices i would say, but i would go with gut instinct, either way its a suck and see job, all the best

thought del boy was charlie x blonde

 

 

You're right of course....late night posting..... too many possibilities running unbridled theough an empty cranium!

Are you defineately breeding from her?

[bolio 49]

You see Sniper, that's part of the conundrum. The whole imperative was to get a lining from the Laddie dog before he went to England. That got me in first gear so to speak. Then the notion that the younger dog was shining more brightly moved me up into second. There's a red light up ahead, in that if we're not going to use the older dog then there is no need to rush, as the younger dog will still be available and more proven next year.

 

I guess it's like looking at the ceiling of the Sistine chapel, whichever part of the masterpiece you focus on looks highly attractive but you need to step back and look at the whole thing to get the full effect.

[sniper 30]

You see Sniper, that's part of the conundrum. The whole imperative was to get a lining from the Laddie dog before he went to England. That got me in first gear so to speak. Then the notion that the younger dog was shining more brightly moved me up into second. There's a red light up ahead, in that if we're not going to use the older dog then there is no need to rush, as the younger dog will still be available and more proven next year.

 

I guess it's like looking at the ceiling of the Sistine chapel, whichever part of the masterpiece you focus on looks highly attractive but you need to step back and look at the whole thing to get the full effect.

So is the younger dog staying over there? how are they bred