Weird cross

[ciderbob 121]

theres alsorts in the freeads around here ,, rottie x ..... lab x ... springer x .... gsd x ... ridge back x ..

and all posted for good money

 

a fool and hes money are soon parted

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

I saw a deerhound x Lab the other day. Basically looked like a 26" golden lab

If it had even an once of prey drive about it (and I honestly dont know one way or the other) it would make an awesome covert poaching dog. You could take that dog anywhere an no one would bat an eyelid!

 

I suspect that performance would have been the main issue with it, although who knows!?!?

there was a litter of lab x wolfhounds bred by a member on a reptile forum i used to frequent,years back,dunno what they turned out like but they sold real quick.

there is a dog thats either a lab x poodle or golden retriever x poodle around here that looks like a large lurcher,the poodle was the big ones like what used to be on eastenders with dirty den

[lapin2008 1,587]

I saw a deerhound x Lab the other day. Basically looked like a 26" golden lab

If it had even an once of prey drive about it (and I honestly dont know one way or the other) it would make an awesome covert poaching dog. You could take that dog anywhere an no one would bat an eyelid!

 

I suspect that performance would have been the main issue with it, although who knows!?!?

there was a litter of lab x wolfhounds bred by a member on a reptile forum i used to frequent,years back,dunno what they turned out like but they sold real quick.

there is a dog thats either a lab x poodle or golden retriever x poodle around here that looks like a large lurcher,the poodle was the big ones like what used to be on eastenders with dirty den

I dont know what this one would have been like if entered the same as a lurcher, probably too slow for what I would want at a guess.

But I definitely had to double take before i realised it was anything other then a really leggy lab, even close up and if entered normally am sure it would have been good for a couple of rabbits

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

I saw a deerhound x Lab the other day. Basically looked like a 26" golden lab

If it had even an once of prey drive about it (and I honestly dont know one way or the other) it would make an awesome covert poaching dog. You could take that dog anywhere an no one would bat an eyelid!

 

I suspect that performance would have been the main issue with it, although who knows!?!?

there was a litter of lab x wolfhounds bred by a member on a reptile forum i used to frequent,years back,dunno what they turned out like but they sold real quick.

there is a dog thats either a lab x poodle or golden retriever x poodle around here that looks like a large lurcher,the poodle was the big ones like what used to be on eastenders with dirty den

I dont know what this one would have been like if entered the same as a lurcher, probably too slow for what I would want at a guess.

But I definitely had to double take before i realised it was anything other then a really leggy lab, even close up and if entered normally am sure it would have been good for a couple of rabbits

dont forget the feather or a handy riverside companion.

[lapin2008 1,587]

I saw a deerhound x Lab the other day. Basically looked like a 26" golden lab

If it had even an once of prey drive about it (and I honestly dont know one way or the other) it would make an awesome covert poaching dog. You could take that dog anywhere an no one would bat an eyelid!

 

I suspect that performance would have been the main issue with it, although who knows!?!?

there was a litter of lab x wolfhounds bred by a member on a reptile forum i used to frequent,years back,dunno what they turned out like but they sold real quick.

there is a dog thats either a lab x poodle or golden retriever x poodle around here that looks like a large lurcher,the poodle was the big ones like what used to be on eastenders with dirty den

I dont know what this one would have been like if entered the same as a lurcher, probably too slow for what I would want at a guess.

But I definitely had to double take before i realised it was anything other then a really leggy lab, even close up and if entered normally am sure it would have been good for a couple of rabbits

dont forget the feather or a handy riverside companion.

Yeah thats the sort of thing it may have been useful for grabbing stuff like that out of cover before it managed to take off. It looked that much like a lab you could have walked past the keepers cottage dragging a bag full behind you and no one would bat an eyelid lol,

 

Not the sort of thing I would have taken a chance with as a pup though as i bet the rest of the litter could have turned out looking fairly lurcher esque but without enough speed to be of much general use

[lamping-lad 160]

heard of some yorkshire terrier x italian greyhounds being bred that look just like miniture ruff coated lurchers

Edited January 9, 2013 by lamping-lad

[hubbs 178]

I'd like to see the look of them lol !! An old boy I know used to use an Italian grey for ferreting reckoned he had the piss taken out of him but reckons it was handy !! Proberly winding me up Cus I'm too nice when it comes to old fellers telling stories !!