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Just got a new pup she's deer x grey 2nd gen, she was bred in Ayrshire, got her of a local boy in Ayr but if [NO TEXT TALK] knows her breeder PM me would like to know her lines etc, still looking for a name for her but she's a wee beaut really looking forward to a change from the saluki Xs I've always had, [NO TEXT TALK] any opinions of the cross?

 

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Nyc pup mate.id call her chance.as shes your first deerhound x so your taking a chance really lol.

 

Excellent name choice :notworthy:

 

Daz, I've found the deer/grey crosses easier to train than the saluki crosses I've had and even though I like the saluki types I'll always have deerhound crosses in my kennels :victory:

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Bear, aye mate reckoned that, what's your experience with them on the "larger rabbits"?

 

I ran mine on both brown and mountain hares and they did alright, I ran my old boy on the fens at my mates place as well which suited him more than some of our local small fields. Fantastic sight seeing a good deerhound cross on at full pelt on the back of a brown hare in big open spaces :victory:

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in my opinion you have taken a step back, in your type of cross, the deerhound cross was very popular in the 60s and 70s I used to keep them, in that era, mostly 3/4grey 1/4 deerhound, and also mated into a good collie grey, bitch produced, a good type of coursing dog for R,H,D, they are a good looking dog with there broken coat or rough coat with beard an all, and of course you get a smooth coat as well, they can do there job well on ROE, But for me the saluki cross a good one that is, they can do it all,

strong running power,good feet, endless stamina, ((( with in reason)) quick recovery from a hard course, (((( they are a little more tempramental,than the deerhound cross, (((( everyman, to his choice of dog, ((( certainly not mine, NOT NOW ANYWAY,

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