Beddy whip ?

[KieHound 0]

Right ive been looking for a dog now for a week or so & i keep changing my mind on wat X i want.

i dont want 1 to big summut between 22tts - 27tts

any ideas ??

Read sum good stuff on weaton x's & beddy whippets

 

much appreciated

[Malt 379]

I'd just try to find a pup bred from parents which are doing the type of thing you want to do rather than concentrating on a specific mix of breeds. Good luck with your search.

[KieHound 0]

Sound lad

[rolysmate 49]

looking at bedlington whippet crosses you could be anywhere from 16" upwards, as has been suggested think about what your hunting and the type of hunting your going to be doing including terrain etc then look for a dog thats going to do it for you

[samstorm 34]

22" to 27"? pretty much most crosses then?

Edited September 30, 2011 by samstorm

[HAMMERDAN 25]

Beddy/whippet over a greyhound mate, or beddy/whip x collie/grey.. Wont go far wrong.

[donkdaniel 236]

As suggested already mate you need to specify what you want to hunt and the type of land and size of fields etc then people could tel you without that people will just say a cross because thay like the cross atb chris

[KieHound 0]

Sound lads much apreciated

N i mainly want the bunnies & the lands about 3footy pitches

[lifelong cumbrian 1,829]

Do you not fancy a well bred coursing whippet, you will get the speed plus will keep the size down. A dog could be up to 22" a bitch around 20". I have a beddy/whippet, it is a great little dog but as already been said it is pot luck how big they will turn out. The pure whippet route gives you the guarntee of size plus will have the sharpness for short courses.