LABRADOR GREYHOUND ANYONE HAVE THIS CROSS

[Rage2014 2]

 

Have Black Lab x hyper as hell

You been doing hard time mate ?

 

no lol

[Allan P 1,130]

Really like the sound of this cross and not really heard any bad reports about them. Definitely a type I will be trying in the future.

[dodger 2,711]

Also saw a lab greyhound X saluki greyhound owned by the same guy n bred off the same dog that I mentioned earlier in this thread again a crackin alrounder taking rakes of gear back in the day..

[FWBO 4]

Hi guys,

 

I've got a 31/2 yr old Drakeshead black bitch and I've been thinking about putting a greyhound or long dog over her next time around. She's a good worker. She's a typical lean Drakeshead racy bitch. 25.5 kg. Biddable but keen hunter, good in cover and water. She is a good retriever. She hasn't had any injuries or illnesses. I'm looking at keeping one for myself.

 

Anyone interested in one drop me a line.

 

I need to know if there are enough takers to do the cross and I could do with suggestions for the sire.

I'm on the Wirral

[nans pat 2,575]

Hi guys,

 

I've got a 31/2 yr old Drakeshead black bitch and I've been thinking about putting a greyhound or long dog over her next time around. She's a good worker. She's a typical lean Drakeshead racy bitch. 25.5 kg. Biddable but keen hunter, good in cover and water. She is a good retriever. She hasn't had any injuries or illnesses. I'm looking at keeping one for myself.

 

Anyone interested in one drop me a line.

 

I need to know if there are enough takers to do the cross and I could do with suggestions for the sire.

I'm on the Wirral

there was 1 on another thread a while back there.england expects at stud

[dodger 2,711]

Hi guys,

I've got a 31/2 yr old Drakeshead black bitch and I've been thinking about putting a greyhound or long dog over her next time around. She's a good worker. She's a typical lean Drakeshead racy bitch. 25.5 kg. Biddable but keen hunter, good in cover and water. She is a good retriever. She hasn't had any injuries or illnesses. I'm looking at keeping one for myself.

Anyone interested in one drop me a line.

I need to know if there are enough takers to do the cross and I could do with suggestions for the sire.

I'm on the Wirral

Good luck with that should be good for abit of alsorts IMO..

[dodger 2,711]

 

Hi guys,

I've got a 31/2 yr old Drakeshead black bitch and I've been thinking about putting a greyhound or long dog over her next time around. She's a good worker. She's a typical lean Drakeshead racy bitch. 25.5 kg. Biddable but keen hunter, good in cover and water. She is a good retriever. She hasn't had any injuries or illnesses. I'm looking at keeping one for myself.

Anyone interested in one drop me a line.

I need to know if there are enough takers to do the cross and I could do with suggestions for the sire.

I'm on the Wirral

Be better using a coursing dog imo

reckon a coursing dog over one of the pups later on would be a good way to go depending on what was wanted but you could be right, be interesting..

[FWBO 4]

And I guess that's the problem. No one wants to run on the first crosses

[Mustelid 143]

If the bitch is light enough they should have sufficient speed for rabbits?

[Francie 6,362]

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[dustyj 63]

The lab cross I had was bred labrador dam x greyhound Bull sire. It was certainly quick enough for rabbits and had a go at any quarry.id certainly be interested in another.was only 22 inches but like shit off a stick...good durable dogs and great sport.only 1/8 Bull in sire by the way

[dodger 2,711]

If the bitch is light enough they should have sufficient speed for rabbits?

Definatly!!

[forest of dean redneck 11,251]

And I guess that's the problem. No one wants to run on the first crosses

I would have I actually looked at lab crosses , the wife was onboard as she wanted a pure lab,but the few lab x lurchers pups I seen online was the price of a cheap purebred lab.

Trouble is lab x lurcher breeding done right and pups at a sensible price ,don't happen that often.

[FWBO 4]

 

And I guess that's the problem. No one wants to run on the first crosses

I would have I actually looked at lab crosses , the wife was onboard as she wanted a pure lab,but the few lab x lurchers pups I seen online was the price of a cheap purebred lab.

Trouble is lab x lurcher breeding done right and pups at a sensible price ,don't happen that often.

Haha depends what you consider to be the right price;)

 

Pups in general are going for stupid money. The wife bought a teacup yorkie, got it weighed at 10 weeks and it was 650g.

 

A pound a f---ing gram. I was just glad she was steered off a French bulldog.

[forest of dean redneck 11,251]

Around the £400 mark think they was.

 

I think people just doing it now for a new car or holiday , see some crosses £700 a pup then there's over 8 in litter,

Ker Ching !