anthonytomo 8 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 sorry lads ino this questions probably been asked so much but im new to the lurchers ive had gun dogs and hounds but im looking on the lurchers for a bit of lamping ferreting etc so i was just wondering what use would say is the best all round lurcher to get i was thinking about collie/whippet/greyhound just from a few posts ive seen but i just wanna know your opions and what the crooses tend to be best at. thanks anthonytomo Quote Link to post
Catcher 1 639 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 (edited) sorry lads ino this questions probably been asked so much but im new to the lurchers ive had gun dogs and hounds but im looking on the lurchers for a bit of lamping ferreting etc so i was just wondering what use would say is the best all round lurcher to get i was thinking about collie/whippet/greyhound just from a few posts ive seen but i just wanna know your opions and what the crooses tend to be best at. thanks anthonytomo HI Bud ran a collie/grey/whippet in the early nineties over small fields and woods.For this ground it was the ideal dog.Quick off the mark and could run all day.Seem to have bag,s of energy. PS And a good brain too Edited January 25, 2011 by Catcher 1 Quote Link to post
jo54 255 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 sorry lads ino this questions probably been asked so much but im new to the lurchers ive had gun dogs and hounds but im looking on the lurchers for a bit of lamping ferreting etc so i was just wondering what use would say is the best all round lurcher to get i was thinking about collie/whippet/greyhound just from a few posts ive seen but i just wanna know your opions and what the crooses tend to be best at. thanks anthonytomo HI Bud ran a collie/grey/whippet in the early nineties over small fields and woods.For this ground it was the ideal dog.Quick off the mark and could run all day.Seem to have bag,s of energy. PS And a good brain too s/b/g/ imo Quote Link to post
anthonytomo 8 Posted January 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 sorry lads ino this questions probably been asked so much but im new to the lurchers ive had gun dogs and hounds but im looking on the lurchers for a bit of lamping ferreting etc so i was just wondering what use would say is the best all round lurcher to get i was thinking about collie/whippet/greyhound just from a few posts ive seen but i just wanna know your opions and what the crooses tend to be best at. thanks anthonytomo HI Bud ran a collie/grey/whippet in the early nineties over small fields and woods.For this ground it was the ideal dog.Quick off the mark and could run all day.Seem to have bag,s of energy. PS And a good brain too thanks mate just looking at the options not planning to get one just yet dont want to get the wrong dog i want my first to be a gooden looking on putting alot of time and effort into it Quote Link to post
Catcher 1 639 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 sorry lads ino this questions probably been asked so much but im new to the lurchers ive had gun dogs and hounds but im looking on the lurchers for a bit of lamping ferreting etc so i was just wondering what use would say is the best all round lurcher to get i was thinking about collie/whippet/greyhound just from a few posts ive seen but i just wanna know your opions and what the crooses tend to be best at. thanks anthonytomo HI Bud ran a collie/grey/whippet in the early nineties over small fields and woods.For this ground it was the ideal dog.Quick off the mark and could run all day.Seem to have bag,s of energy. PS And a good brain too thanks mate just looking at the options not planning to get one just yet dont want to get the wrong dog i want my first to be a gooden looking on putting alot of time and effort into it Allway,s say.In the long run.Time and effort reep reward,s.Dont push it.Let it be a pup for as long as it has to be.Some come on quicker than other,s.It,s knowing when the time is right to take a step further.atb. Catcher. Quote Link to post
Chid 6,863 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 a well bred lurcher x lurcher would be my first choice or a well bred collie x whippet/grey about a 1/4 collie in the mix for me Quote Link to post
gnipper 7,004 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 sorry lads ino this questions probably been asked so much but im new to the lurchers ive had gun dogs and hounds but im looking on the lurchers for a bit of lamping ferreting etc so i was just wondering what use would say is the best all round lurcher to get i was thinking about collie/whippet/greyhound just from a few posts ive seen but i just wanna know your opions and what the crooses tend to be best at. thanks anthonytomo HI Bud ran a collie/grey/whippet in the early nineties over small fields and woods.For this ground it was the ideal dog.Quick off the mark and could run all day.Seem to have bag,s of energy. PS And a good brain too thanks mate just looking at the options not planning to get one just yet dont want to get the wrong dog i want my first to be a gooden looking on putting alot of time and effort into it A lad on moochers from your area has a collie whippet x whippet grey dog pup for sale, all jabbed up and a very cheap price and looks a cracking little pup. Quote Link to post
anthonytomo 8 Posted January 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 sorry lads ino this questions probably been asked so much but im new to the lurchers ive had gun dogs and hounds but im looking on the lurchers for a bit of lamping ferreting etc so i was just wondering what use would say is the best all round lurcher to get i was thinking about collie/whippet/greyhound just from a few posts ive seen but i just wanna know your opions and what the crooses tend to be best at. thanks anthonytomo HI Bud ran a collie/grey/whippet in the early nineties over small fields and woods.For this ground it was the ideal dog.Quick off the mark and could run all day.Seem to have bag,s of energy. PS And a good brain too thanks mate just looking at the options not planning to get one just yet dont want to get the wrong dog i want my first to be a gooden looking on putting alot of time and effort into it A lad on moochers from your area has a collie whippet x whippet grey dog pup for sale, all jabbed up and a very cheap price and looks a cracking little pup. thats just it mate at the moment i dont have the time for a dog but come after july i will thanks for letting me konw Quote Link to post
rocky1 942 Posted January 26, 2011 Report Share Posted January 26, 2011 every x out their ,good make the perfect allrounder Quote Link to post
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