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Just wondering has anybody any experience of using these dogs in lurchers I know we've got the border and beardie collies and no need to introduce other breeds into our lurchers but I'm bored and just thought I'd put this up.

I've done a little research and this line caught my attention......................."Athletic, loyal and filled with a desire to work a long day, the breed excels in any "job" as long as enthusiasm and praise is a part of the task."

 

John

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Early 90's I remember seeing lurchers with this type advertised.

 

Not sure if they were a true Picardy cross.

i remebergettingtold that the true picardy is extinct ? :victory:

No they still exist they were almost extinct after the 2 world wars but they're still around :thumbs:

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Early 90's I remember seeing lurchers with this type advertised.

 

Not sure if they were a true Picardy cross.

i remebergettingtold that the true picardy is extinct ? :victory:

No they still exist they were almost extinct after the 2 world wars but they're still around :thumbs:

cheers :victory:

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Early 90's I remember seeing lurchers with this type advertised.

 

Not sure if they were a true Picardy cross.

From what I've researched( :laugh: ) they look like they're very strongly built,big strong legs and a little taller than collies...........just found them an interesting breed :thumbs:

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I've always thought an australian cattle dog would be good to put over a greyhound for a nice lurcher. I've used pure ACDs in Oz on pigs and have also owned some nice ACD cross English bull terriers.

They are a strong, working dog that have no fear and will work all day in the worst conditions. I've never seen one in England, anyone here seen them?

This one isn't mine, but it's a typical specimen. You get them in red as well as blue, they're also known as blue and red heelers.

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I've always thought an australian cattle dog would be good to put over a greyhound for a nice lurcher. I've used pure ACDs in Oz on pigs and have also owned some nice ACD cross English bull terriers.

They are a strong, working dog that have no fear and will work all day in the worst conditions. I've never seen one in England, anyone here seen them?

This one isn't mine, but it's a typical specimen. You get them in red as well as blue, they're also known as blue and red heelers.

this is a cracking cross.there is a couple of them about. :thumbs:

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