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hi all, i have 4 year old smooth coat blue merle collie x greyhound ,( David Hancock dog) , She is very gd working dog with ferrets and nets and great on the lamp, she has jst started her season and am keen for a litter from her, any suggestions what to put across her, i want to keep couple pups for myself and would like rough coated, any help woul be great have never bred dogs before. many thanks

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my bitch is due to break down in the next couple of days and I also am wanting a rough/broken dog pup out of her, heres the stud im using, deer/greyxbeardie/grey 28-29tts

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I'd have suggested a D'hound/H'hound or possibly a Beddie/G'hound. You could of course find a good working line-bred/lurcher to lurcher dog that is broken/rough coated and likely as not it'll have all of the crosses mentioned before mixed in there somewhere! ;)

 

Is your bitch a 1st x or a 3/4 G'hound? Personal preference but If it's a 1st X I'd be looking to ensure the stud dog is lighter framed so that the pups don't throw too heavy... but then again some folks like a dog with a bit of weight as it's reckoned to have a bit more stay for a day/nights work. Actually thinking about it, though I prefer a lighter framed animal, my best dog was heavier framed but for me never lacked speed except on the occasional very fit end of winter, daytime hare (preban)!

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id go deer grey first cross or else 3/4 grey 1/4 deerhound if you can find a good working one, im sure trevor of cooklands deerhounds would have somthing suitable. i have great success with this cross, good genuine grafters and all rounders. good feet, more than likely broken coat specially with your bitch being a first cross, decent size and placid out, well worth a thought imho. let us know what you decide,

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thanks for your reply sounds gd, my dog is very good and am more than pleased but looking for bit more

id go deer grey first cross or else 3/4 grey 1/4 deerhound if you can find a good working one, im sure trevor of cooklands deerhounds would have somthing suitable. i have great success with this cross, good genuine grafters and all rounders. good feet, more than likely broken coat decent size and placid out, well worth a thought imho. let us know what you decide,

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