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There's some pure Borzoi's running in Oz, and some crosses in the US, and I've met a guy from Ireland who has Borzoi/Saluki/Greyhounds. Of course, they run them in Russia and Central Asia, but is there a niche for them here ? I'd love to see a top class Borzoi running here, but I doubt they would do any better than a decent Deerhound/Greyhound.

 

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they will probably be more working deerhounds and deerhound x's working than you think ,its just that they are'nt going to tell all ad sundry what they get up to ,alot of hunters keep themselves to t

I think this is an area that is over-iced by some people who have not experienced the breed, but, it has to be said, that even within the breed there are those kennels that are noted for taking longer

another 1st x like charti still like this pic

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i fancyed a deerhound cross but end up settling on a beddy i like the old fashioned look that comes with a rough haired lurcher for the work ill be doing with mine the beddy better suited my needs i will deffinetly own a deerhound cross in the future, when i asked a bloke about what this cross was like on rabbits he said hed only ever seen one run and it got 28 that night he said it wasnt the quickest or the best turner but was the best striker hed ever seen.

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On 29/07/2012 at 10:19, Richard Morgan said:

i fancyed a deerhound cross but end up settling on a beddy i like the old fashioned look that comes with a rough haired lurcher for the work ill be doing with mine the beddy better suited my needs i will deffinetly own a deerhound cross in the future, when i asked a bloke about what this cross was like on rabbits he said hed only ever seen one run and it got 28 that night he said it wasnt the quickest or the best turner but was the best striker hed ever seen.

What x is your bedy lurcher mate. I would love a deerhound x but wouldn't be able to do it justice on my land I've seen a few work over the years and i would say no better dog on fox and deer. I like ruff coated lurchers  and I have a great love for the Bedlington terrier so for me on paddock size fields it's a whippet and bedy x. Atb

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10 hours ago, Jerry71 said:

What x is your bedy lurcher mate. I would love a deerhound x but wouldn't be able to do it justice on my land I've seen a few work over the years and i would say no better dog on fox and deer. I like ruff coated lurchers  and I have a great love for the Bedlington terrier so for me on paddock size fields it's a whippet and bedy x. Atb

Your a few years out Jerry, be lucky for an answer 

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