the ability of the bull x as a alrounder

[Bearfoot 1,476]

Ge you a cuddle 

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[Bearfoot 1,476]

Take the top of yr pint 

[blackmaggie 3,375]

Don't encourage him bear 

[Bearfoot 1,476]

Young guns 

[Bearfoot 1,476]

Never been kennelblind seen several good crosses it's the man at the end of the lead you stick to sliding about the dales  you canny even fathom out a tyre  Mr yokahamma 

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[Bearfoot 1,476]

No pun intended bud be exciting driving if anything 

[Bearfoot 1,476]

No point in going pigion holed bud only go home wanting 

[Bearfoot 1,476]

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[dogmandont 9,329]

3 hours ago, morton said:

Its a sad reflection of lurchers and their ownership now when folk mention a Bullx as an allrounder.Its a reflection of the accepted standards now when a mutt will never have the capacity to do half of what an allrounder was expected to achieve,achieves what allround lurcher owner is willing to accept now.

Silly ole bollox, you can’t see past the end of your Pinocchio nose.

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[dytkos 17,536]

1 hour ago, blackmaggie said:

So what can yours do of the above Morton that a 3/4 grey / bull  or a 5/8 can't alot of bullxs are natural retrievers and eager to please and easy trained unlike beddy influenced dogs  i bet the bull x can dig in deeper when needed and tested properly will be  a alrounder and find that extra gear when needed more than your mutts I suspect 

Still no bite yet

Cheers, D.

['sully' 1,119]

Bringing on my young dog this season.. can’t wait to start showing him bits and pieces, most forward dog I’ve ever owned. He’s currently 28” tts I’d say he’s done growing. Plenty of pace and very switch on for a young dog.

[jake824 517]

Bull crosses are eager to please and piss easy to train. If people saw a good well trained one on the field they would be pleasantly surprised. 

[Phil E 18]

31 minutes ago, 'sully' said:

Bringing on my young dog this season.. can’t wait to start showing him bits and pieces, most forward dog I’ve ever owned. He’s currently 28” tts I’d say he’s done growing. Plenty of pace and very switch on for a young dog.

Cracking dog mate best of luck with it 

[poxon 5,555]

Same as any other cross I recon if you can be assed to train them and bring them on in stages I’ve seen a couple of good uns just as effective. Only difference with this cross is most people want a point an aim dog for lamping harder things and in a rush with them entering then when it comes to rabbits there crunched up an have to go chasing the dog to relieve it of the catch I think with this cross is a good un tbh in the right hands 

[king 11,664]

good luck with him sully..really like the look of him..