Lads Need Ya Help To Put It To Bed

[bundy 6]

A bitsa bred lurcher atb good luck should make good alrounder

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

This is a fine case of the avatar fitting the poster perfectly.

Ha ha ha that's funny - love it!!!

[Southcoastcourser 206]

Litter brother posh x bulldozer

[Southcoastcourser 206]

Sorry wrong topic lads

[paulus 26]

1/4 bull 3/8 grey 1/8 saluki 1/8collie 1/8deerhound

[tote 843]

1/4 bull 3/8 grey 1/8 saluki 1/8collie 1/8deerhound

 

It might be, but as we don't know which way bred the grandsire is we can only guess.

[redtailhawk1 84]

Cross breeding is never an exact science how can you ever say how much % mother to farther it is? If you crops a grey with a bull it can look more bull or more grey. And at the end of the day who gives a fxck if its a % more or less lol

[Chid 6,377]

when you bought the dog , why didnt you ask the breeder?

im sure he would have more of a clue than anyone on here ..

[mooney1 120]

its a itsy bitsy teeney weeney lurcher pal, alsorts in it give it the right job and it should do it

good luck

[jigsaw 11,809]

Anougher question for ya the dad was 28 1/2 tts

 

mum was 24 1/2 tts

 

my pup is 6 1/2 months she is 23 1/2 tts what hight tts do you think she will hit

possibly3 ft up a gate or a post if she dont watch what shes doing.

you ask silly questions you get absurd answers,lol

Edited February 23, 2013 by jigsaw

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Anougher question for ya the dad was 28 1/2 tts

 

mum was 24 1/2 tts

 

my pup is 6 1/2 months she is 23 1/2 tts what hight tts do you think she will hit

You're taking the piss now mate eh?

[johnharris 177]

Why would you give a toss as long as it does what you want it to

[Mochastorm 68]

A first cross gives you the best chance of determining the percentage of the particular breeds, it is close to 50% from each parent, but if you were then to breed two similar first cross pups you wouldn't necessarily breed an homogenised pup like the parents. You can end up with a varied litter, with some of the pups being the same as their single breed grandparents. By adding several breeds you will get what you've already been told a lurcher, which could differ from its other litter mates. The majority of lurchers out there are bred the same way, lurcher to lurcher.

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

A first cross gives you the best chance of determining the percentage of the particular breeds, it is close to 50% from each parent, but if you were then to breed two similar first cross pups you wouldn't necessarily breed an homogenised pup like the parents. You can end up with a varied litter, with some of the pups being the same as their single breed grandparents. By adding several breeds you will get what you've already been told a lurcher, which could differ from its other litter mates. The majority of lurchers out there are bred the same way, lurcher to lurcher.

Seriously buddy - admire your efforts but Pob ain't gonna read your reply he's probably 10 years old with f**k all better to do!!! This thread was started before noon today and he'll be long in his bed by now.

[troter58 1,711]

 

A first cross gives you the best chance of determining the percentage of the particular breeds, it is close to 50% from each parent, but if you were then to breed two similar first cross pups you wouldn't necessarily breed an homogenised pup like the parents. You can end up with a varied litter, with some of the pups being the same as their single breed grandparents. By adding several breeds you will get what you've already been told a lurcher, which could differ from its other litter mates. The majority of lurchers out there are bred the same way, lurcher to lurcher.

Seriously buddy - admire your efforts but Pob ain't gonna read your reply he's probably 10 years old with f**k all better to do!!! This thread was started before noon today and he'll be long in his bed by now.