1st beardie collie x greyhound

[kps1979 1,308]

hi, does anyone own or owned this cross, how do you find them work wise?

im 99% sure im getting one in ean of jan so just would like to hear from guys who have worked this cross, thanks

[Rake aboot 4,936]

[Phil Lloyd 10,739]

hi, does anyone own or owned this cross, how do you find them work wise?

im 99% sure im getting one in ean of jan so just would like to hear from guys who have worked this cross, thanks

 

I like Beardie lurchers a lot...

[kps1979 1,308]

me too chalkwarren..

nice dog rake aboot, how was it to train,

[nothernlite 18,260]

had one a good few years back cracking we bitch was only 21tts but took everything great we bitch

[Rake aboot 4,936]

me too chalkwarren..

nice dog rake aboot, how was it to train,

 

Good. He was a clever pup and is a clever worker. I`m a fan off collie x`s.

[boyo 1,398]

i had a beardie x border back to a greyhound of hancock many many years ago in fact feel old thinking that far back lol. very intelligent bitch great jumper with a good mouth sounds great but not really well before 2 year old she was picking her runs and it got where she just wouldnt run if it wasnt in the middle of feild ,so ended up giving her to a mate who was over the moon with her ..gemma the bitch was ugly and slow but could catch game very well when she wanted ,she was also a tremendous swimmer .

[Rake aboot 4,936]

Collie x`s can be hard work but are worth the effort imo.

[blue staffy 145]

my pals got a pup of hancock its out of willson to a greyhound , only young but it's a bold little thing so should make a handy dog this time next year

[troter58 1,711]

Great dogs as said if you put the time in to them wish you all the best if you go for one

[Rake aboot 4,936]

Funny how the same name crops up on these topics, Hopefully we can keep this thread clean ! lol

[Adam_Chuck 256]

My bitch is 1/4 Beardie shes quite biddable and was easy to train but with being half saluki sometimes just chooses not to do as shes told lol

[scottish hare hunter 2,345]

have beardie in my current bitch no complaints with her cracking little bitch takes all edible

[kps1979 1,308]

thanks for replies, the lurcher ive got was slow to mature, shes only young still, but the penny seems to have dropped now! shes a deerhound, collie greyhound, ive got my name down on the beardie from yes you've no doubt guessed.. hancock! i know people have very mixed reviews about said man but i want a straight beardie greyhound, with nothing else in the mix, and he has them there!

where i live and walk daily is mainly woodland, plenty of cover, with few fields here and there so want a dog to find stuff in cover and ive been told beardies are good at this lets hope so..

[Flipper_Al 1,012]

Expect the Beardie X to mature slowly as well, mines 10months now, but getting the idea

Edited December 21, 2012 by Flipper_Al