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I've put up a few topics recently regarding breeding my dog but after alot of thought have decided against it due to lack of time, money and patience. I've been scowering the internet in the search for a 3/4 greyhound 1/4 collie or similar but every dog seems to have bull in it. Not slating bull I just don't want any in my dog. So does anybody know of any collie X puppies going in the south east of england? I am willing to travel for the right dog. Thought about going up to see Mr Hancock but I'm not paying that kind money for a dog.

Thanks, Aaron.

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Good luck in finding a pup :thumbs:

Breeding is hard work,you do need time,patience and money but it's very rewarding, also you must have good homes lined up for the puppies.

Sounds like you've made a wise decision :thumbs:

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not a cross you see for sale as much as there used to be apart from the obvious hancock. i like the cross a great deal. can make good dogs.in general easy going easy to train dogs. good luck with your search.

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This is also the type of pup I have just started My search for, I am also down in the south east, so any information on up and coming litters would be gratefully received. I already own a Hancock dog. He is a nice steady dog and gets on with what I want him to, but this time I would prefer worker to worker breeding, but as said they are as rare as hens teethe. Perhaps why Hancock keeps going

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There 3 wk 5days fellah, Doing well all eating well and have been for about the last wk 10days. All playing fighting and playing with each other, Mothers been a bit of an arse with them anit really botherd much now but apart from that all going well so far. Still cant make my mind up on them yet which i want to hold back

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I've put up a few topics recently regarding breeding my dog but after alot of thought have decided against it due to lack of time, money and patience. I've been scowering the internet in the search for a 3/4 greyhound 1/4 collie or similar but every dog seems to have bull in it. Not slating bull I just don't want any in my dog. So does anybody know of any collie X puppies going in the south east of england? I am willing to travel for the right dog. Thought about going up to see Mr Hancock but I'm not paying that kind money for a dog.

Thanks, Aaron.

£230 is hardly breaking the bank in this day and age for anyone who works for a living.Labradoodles ,cocckerpoos,cavisons and the rest of these dreamt up fashion fad mongrels are changing hands for £750+. With Hancock, if you want a genuine three quarter,five eighths or half cross collie he has some excellent healthy well bred pups, usually available...check his website.....hancocks lurchers. Worth a look
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I've put up a few topics recently regarding breeding my dog but after alot of thought have decided against it due to lack of time, money and patience. I've been scowering the internet in the search for a 3/4 greyhound 1/4 collie or similar but every dog seems to have bull in it. Not slating bull I just don't want any in my dog. So does anybody know of any collie X puppies going in the south east of england? I am willing to travel for the right dog. Thought about going up to see Mr Hancock but I'm not paying that kind money for a dog.

Thanks, Aaron.

£230 is hardly breaking the bank in this day and age for anyone who works for a living.Labradoodles ,cocckerpoos,cavisons and the rest of these dreamt up fashion fad mongrels are changing hands for £750+. With Hancock, if you want a genuine three quarter,five eighths or half cross collie he has some excellent healthy well bred pups, usually available...check his website.....hancocks lurchers. Worth a look

always has :laugh: :laugh:
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not forgetting ive got to drive there. i dont like the idea of puppy farming anyway.

Hi Aaron, not to beat a dead horse. But, I know what people have said about hancock's operation. Mine, (3/4 grey-1/4 Collie) showed up in good shape. He's doing well, and growing into a fine strong animal, He's friendly, with nerves of steel. I think it was money well spent.

 

ATB

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