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13 year old now, the bull whippet is not for everyone and as most crosses has its limitations, brain, stamina and temper to name a few :laugh: but to be fair on the whole shes been a pleasure to own :thumbs:

 

She looks like shes enjoying her retirement Paulus!

 

Do you think adding greyhound would make for a more versatile animal?

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My 2, litter siblings. Dam Bull, Sire 3/4 whip x 1/4 grey ( Non ped scratch whippet ' Bigland Boy '           Like I've said before, they have their faults but they'll do for me

best thing i did was make a trip for this dog. i bought it as my lads first dog when my boy was 13. midnight off here bred him. a little toppa he has being.

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13 year old now, the bull whippet is not for everyone and as most crosses has its limitations, brain, stamina and temper to name a few :laugh: but to be fair on the whole shes been a pleasure to own :thumbs:

 

She looks like shes enjoying her retirement Paulus!

 

Do you think adding greyhound would make for a more versatile animal?

shes a tart :laugh:

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Some nice lookers there..

 

Would this small cross have any advantges over a cross with a grey instead of a whippet ??

faster off the mark with a better turning ability but as i said they lack top end, have no gears apart from overdrive and stamina is piss poor, but they have bags of heart and courage and a willingness to please that makes them a pleasure to own.
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Paulus do you mean lack of stamina on the run or through a hard day/night's graft?

 

A mate of mine has one, i've seen it in action enough and it's not wanting for endurance - at least down here. I imagine she'd be pretty useless on a good winter hare on the fens, but on the same note i reckon even a decent saluki could be made to look a fool in tight cornish fields with heavy cover... Horses for courses etc, but they can make a useful addition to the team, one of the fastest , most reckless dogs i've seen through cover.

 

Edited to add, might be worth mentioning, she does spend a fair bit of time recovering.

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Paulus do you mean lack of stamina on the run or through a hard day/night's graft?

 

A mate of mine has one, i've seen it in action enough and it's not wanting for endurance - at least down here. I imagine she'd be pretty useless on a good winter hare on the fens, but on the same note i reckon even a decent saluki could be made to look a fool in tight cornish fields with heavy cover... Horses for courses etc, but they can make a useful addition to the team, one of the fastest , most reckless dogs i've seen through cover.

 

Edited to add, might be worth mentioning, she does spend a fair bit of time recovering.

there running style is 100% full on, this speed can not be maintained over prelonged runs, but there shit off a shovel on short sprints.
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13 year old now, the bull whippet is not for everyone and as most crosses has its limitations, brain, stamina and temper to name a few :laugh: but to be fair on the whole shes been a pleasure to own :thumbs:

 

She looks like shes enjoying her retirement Paulus!

 

Do you think adding greyhound would make for a more versatile animal?

by adding bit of grey in them gives them bit more leg and goes down to the parents aswell most of the time
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Got a cracking half cross bull grey only this she lacks is early pace thinking about putting a pure whippet over herr in a year or two

 

I think these could make awesome all rounders.

 

Im going to watch a 1/2 Grey, 1/4 whippet, 1/4 Bull run tomorrow night. Cant wait :thumbs:

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