Pat X Grey

[troter58 1,711]

 

I'd agree with Bunnys here, big leggy, iron hard earth dog, get the job done with greyhound, should piss all over your Beddy cross...

 

get one and we will see lol because there loads about what a silly comment

[lurcher2020 285]

Plenty of good beddy x's for a reason also would apear to be a reason not ment pat grews about draw your own conclusions atb

[weasle 1,119]

I put up the same question a few years ago,It got the same replies your getting...

I like terrier blood,like there constitutions,there attitude,feet etc.Don't have much faith in beddy blood to be honest i know people seem very happy with there beddyxs but trying to find a genuine grafter not just a busher,Would be difficult.(just my opinion)

Patts are every where some right lumps that dont know what bay is that are worked week in week out,Go in lock on types.

You also have wheaton,no taller than pats prob not as well worked,Plenty of lads choice who dont want bull blood.

Ive never bred a litter of pups yet ,but if i was going to go out from scratch to breed my self a pup or two,Patxgrey would be something id like to have a go at.

They could be headstrong but i like that ,and with plenty of work its something you can turn to a advantage.If you had the right pat blood i wouldn't be scared to try it.

[nothernlite 18,260]

I put up the same question a few years ago,It got the same replies your getting...

I like terrier blood,like there constitutions,there attitude,feet etc.Don't have much faith in beddy blood to be honest i know people seem very happy with there beddyxs but trying to find a genuine grafter not just a busher,Would be difficult.(just my opinion)

Patts are every where some right lumps that dont know what bay is that are worked week in week out,Go in lock on types.

You also have wheaton,no taller than pats prob not as well worked,Plenty of lads choice who dont want bull blood.

Ive never bred a litter of pups yet ,but if i was going to go out from scratch to breed my self a pup or two,Patxgrey would be something id like to have a go at.

They could be headstrong but i like that ,and with plenty of work its something you can turn to a advantage.If you had the right pat blood i wouldn't be scared to try it.

Have you been out with many beddy crosses or you judging from hear say or a couple of dogs had 5 in my time and not one has let me down for anything put in front of them plus the nose they have and fear of nothing says it all for me

[Ausnick 190]

I put up the same question a few years ago,It got the same replies your getting...

I like terrier blood,like there constitutions,there attitude,feet etc.Don't have much faith in beddy blood to be honest i know people seem very happy with there beddyxs but trying to find a genuine grafter not just a busher,Would be difficult.(just my opinion)

Patts are every where some right lumps that dont know what bay is that are worked week in week out,Go in lock on types.

You also have wheaton,no taller than pats prob not as well worked,Plenty of lads choice who dont want bull blood.

Ive never bred a litter of pups yet ,but if i was going to go out from scratch to breed my self a pup or two,Patxgrey would be something id like to have a go at.

They could be headstrong but i like that ,and with plenty of work its something you can turn to a advantage.If you had the right pat blood i wouldn't be scared to try it.

Considering we don't have beddys or wheatons here that I know of, I reckon patts would be the next best thing. I like a nice headstrong dog too. Plus, a "thick" dog can be handy in certain situations

[Country Joe 1,411]

If you have to use a Bedlington who works below ground they are out there, but most are the smaller type,

Theres lads on the Working Beddy Forum, that regular work there dogs below ground, and face the sharp end.

[weasle 1,119]

 

I put up the same question a few years ago,It got the same replies your getting...

I like terrier blood,like there constitutions,there attitude,feet etc.Don't have much faith in beddy blood to be honest i know people seem very happy with there beddyxs but trying to find a genuine grafter not just a busher,Would be difficult.(just my opinion)

Patts are every where some right lumps that dont know what bay is that are worked week in week out,Go in lock on types.

You also have wheaton,no taller than pats prob not as well worked,Plenty of lads choice who dont want bull blood.

Ive never bred a litter of pups yet ,but if i was going to go out from scratch to breed my self a pup or two,Patxgrey would be something id like to have a go at.

They could be headstrong but i like that ,and with plenty of work its something you can turn to a advantage.If you had the right pat blood i wouldn't be scared to try it.

Have you been out with many beddy crosses or you judging from hear say or a couple of dogs had 5 in my time and not one has let me down for anything put in front of them plus the nose they have and fear of nothing says it all for me

 

I never knocked the x mate in fact i said most where happy Point i was trying to make is there probally a lot more saying they work pure beddies than actually work them.I dont know one person who has one let alone work it,but i could go out this afternoon and find the perfect pat,and know it had been breed from workers again and again.

It just wouldnt have the pretty fur

[Cleanspade 3,324]

the dog on the right of the pic is a fell terrier cross greyhound. its a bitch and the smallest of the litter. i never saw it work but was told it was coming on well but got hit on the road. the rest of the litter where bulky. slow to start or plain mad. the black and tan dog in the pic was the sire. a fifteen inch smooth fell terrier. that finished his foxes like all fell terriers should . the benefit in this cross would be better seen in future crosses i'm sure but would you breed off the first crosses that although not what you wanted would have a lot to offer. ?

 

 

if i was you i would look around you carefully to see what other options are available .

but good luck if you go for it.

 

as a ps the greyhound bitch was used in the lamp and also did fox' some things look ideal on paper but when tried arnt just what you would think they should be. cs

 

two of the litter went to wales and the fella that took them may have more info for you. he would be better able to asses the ones that went down there. he is on here.

 

i would import a wheaten cross if i was you as it is everything you want as far as i can tell

 

 

[bigdaz 688]

 

I put up the same question a few years ago,It got the same replies your getting...

I like terrier blood,like there constitutions,there attitude,feet etc.Don't have much faith in beddy blood to be honest i know people seem very happy with there beddyxs but trying to find a genuine grafter not just a busher,Would be difficult.(just my opinion)

Patts are every where some right lumps that dont know what bay is that are worked week in week out,Go in lock on types.

You also have wheaton,no taller than pats prob not as well worked,Plenty of lads choice who dont want bull blood.

Ive never bred a litter of pups yet ,but if i was going to go out from scratch to breed my self a pup or two,Patxgrey would be something id like to have a go at.

They could be headstrong but i like that ,and with plenty of work its something you can turn to a advantage.If you had the right pat blood i wouldn't be scared to try it.

Considering we don't have beddys or wheatons here that I know of, I reckon patts would be the next best thing. I like a nice headstrong dog too. Plus, a "thick" dog can be handy in certain situations

 

 

 

I put up the same question a few years ago,It got the same replies your getting...

I like terrier blood,like there constitutions,there attitude,feet etc.Don't have much faith in beddy blood to be honest i know people seem very happy with there beddyxs but trying to find a genuine grafter not just a busher,Would be difficult.(just my opinion)

Patts are every where some right lumps that dont know what bay is that are worked week in week out,Go in lock on types.

You also have wheaton,no taller than pats prob not as well worked,Plenty of lads choice who dont want bull blood.

Ive never bred a litter of pups yet ,but if i was going to go out from scratch to breed my self a pup or two,Patxgrey would be something id like to have a go at.

They could be headstrong but i like that ,and with plenty of work its something you can turn to a advantage.If you had the right pat blood i wouldn't be scared to try it.

Considering we don't have beddys or wheatons here that I know of, I reckon patts would be the next best thing. I like a nice headstrong dog too. Plus, a "thick" dog can be handy in certain situations

 

 

A thick dog can be handy in certain situations, could also be a liability in a damn sight more.

[Ausnick 190]

the dog on the right of the pic is a fell terrier cross greyhound. its a bitch and the smallest of the litter. i never saw it work but was told it was coming on well but got hit on the road. the rest of the litter where bulky. slow to start or plain mad. the black and tan dog in the pic was the sire. a fifteen inch smooth fell terrier. that finished his foxes like all fell terriers should . the benefit in this cross would be better seen in future crosses i'm sure but would you breed off the first crosses that although not what you wanted would have a lot to offer. ?

 

me. one of my fell greyhounds, bob mog and maddy.jpg

 

if i was you i would look around you carefully to see what other options are available .

but good luck if you go for it.

 

as a ps the greyhound bitch was used in the lamp and also did fox' some things look ideal on paper but when tried arnt just what you would think they should be. cs

 

two of the litter went to wales and the fella that took them may have more info for you. he would be better able to asses the ones that went down there. he is on here.

 

i would import a wheaten cross if i was you as it is everything you want as far as i can tell

 

Thanks for the info! I already have 5 dogs and I'm just looking for something small for small game and leave my big game dogs to their job, I don't think I'll be willing to rake up $10 000 just for a rabbit/fox/goat dog though

[Cleanspade 3,324]

 

the dog on the right of the pic is a fell terrier cross greyhound. its a bitch and the smallest of the litter. i never saw it work but was told it was coming on well but got hit on the road. the rest of the litter where bulky. slow to start or plain mad. the black and tan dog in the pic was the sire. a fifteen inch smooth fell terrier. that finished his foxes like all fell terriers should . the benefit in this cross would be better seen in future crosses i'm sure but would you breed off the first crosses that although not what you wanted would have a lot to offer. ?

 

me. one of my fell greyhounds, bob mog and maddy.jpg

 

if i was you i would look around you carefully to see what other options are available .

but good luck if you go for it.

 

as a ps the greyhound bitch was used in the lamp and also did fox' some things look ideal on paper but when tried arnt just what you would think they should be. cs

 

two of the litter went to wales and the fella that took them may have more info for you. he would be better able to asses the ones that went down there. he is on here.

 

i would import a wheaten cross if i was you as it is everything you want as far as i can tell

Thanks for the info! I already have 5 dogs and I'm just looking for something small for small game and leave my big game dogs to their job, I don't think I'll be willing to rake up $10 000 just for a rabbit/fox/goat dog though

 

 

there is the option of useing a strong bitch and then cover it with a whippet type let us know how you go. cheers.

 

 

 

[Ausnick 190]

I'll let you know how I'm going with it in a years time

[weasle 1,119]

Cleanspade knew someone must have tried it,What you said wouldn't necessarily put me of.

A lot of halfxs are not what i want in a dog.My trouble is if i get a dog in its my responsibility for the rest of its life dont like passing dogs around,so cannot see my self getting a grey in ,only to pass it on when im done.

Any chance you could pm me the member who had the other dogs,So i can ask him how they worked out?

[Cleanspade 3,324]

Cleanspade knew someone must have tried it,What you said wouldn't necessarily put me of.

A lot of halfxs are not what i want in a dog.My trouble is if i get a dog in its my responsibility for the rest of its life dont like passing dogs around,so cannot see my self getting a grey in ,only to pass it on when im done.

Any chance you could pm me the member who had the other dogs,So i can ask him how they worked out?

 

i'm sure he will see the post and comment. if he feels he can contribute mate.

[weasle 1,119]

Fair enough:)