Most Durable X

[darbo 4,774]

This one was a very robust dog 1/2 beardy grey lived to a good old age 17.

 

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Gonna breed a litter next year from this pair.....would imagine durability won't be an issue....

 

Dam - well bred Irish coursing greyhound.

 

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Sire - needs no introduction.....

 

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Were did you get a picture of me with my shirt off ....

[Phil Lloyd 10,736]

 

They look pretty indestructible to me.

What made you move on to a different type of dog Phil?

 

 

Hi,..I never realy moved on,...just returned to my roots...

Edited September 26, 2013 by Phil Lloyd

[birddog 1,354]

Gonna breed a litter next year from this pair.....would imagine durability won't be an issue....

 

Dam - well bred Irish coursing greyhound.

 

rsz_1pict1430.jpg

 

Sire - needs no introduction.....

 

big fella.jpg

 

 

 

 

the way i read that mate, with only 1 pic.....love me love my dog took on a whole new meaning.............nice flip flops by the way

[Giro 2,648]

Recently read your book Phil..

 

Enjoyed reading about some of your exploits. The healer types certainly give you some sport

[Cleanspade 3,322]

first cross for me. terrier / collie/ .

 

 

 

this old boy has been pretty hardy in his day

[long dog 125]

 

 

this is mine Picardy x berdie x greyhound can run on any ground.

ATB long dog

[fitchet 788]

I may be wrong but Surely the faster the dog the more injury its prone to ??? The slower of my two has had 2 injurys that have stopped him working in 4 years. The faster one has had a few. I dont think theres a particular x that is more durable than others i sort of think its down to the dog in qestion. Alot of my local ground is extremely stony and ive found the stronger and slower types seem to do alot better than the more speedy type if that makes sence.

[long dog 125]

I may be wrong but Surely the faster the dog the more injury its prone to ??? The slower of my two has had 2 injurys that have stopped him working in 4 years. The faster one has had a few. I dont think theres a particular x that is more durable than others i sort of think its down to the dog in qestion. Alot of my local ground is extremely stony and ive found the stronger and slower types seem to do alot better than the more speedy type if that makes sence.

i get where you are coming from i think the cleverer ones tend not to get injured as much but high pray drive dogs ted to pick up few more .

ATB long dog

[nothernlite 18,023]

 

I may be wrong but Surely the faster the dog the more injury its prone to ??? The slower of my two has had 2 injurys that have stopped him working in 4 years. The faster one has had a few. I dont think theres a particular x that is more durable than others i sort of think its down to the dog in qestion. Alot of my local ground is extremely stony and ive found the stronger and slower types seem to do alot better than the more speedy type if that makes sence.

i get where you are coming from i think the cleverer ones tend not to get injured as much but high pray drive dogs ted to pick up few more .

ATB long dog

 

so you cant get a clever dog with a high prey drive every dogs different

Edited September 25, 2013 by nothernlite

[long dog 125]

 

 

I may be wrong but Surely the faster the dog the more injury its prone to ??? The slower of my two has had 2 injurys that have stopped him working in 4 years. The faster one has had a few. I dont think theres a particular x that is more durable than others i sort of think its down to the dog in qestion. Alot of my local ground is extremely stony and ive found the stronger and slower types seem to do alot better than the more speedy type if that makes sence.

i get where you are coming from i think the cleverer ones tend not to get injured as much but high pray drive dogs ted to pick up few more .

ATB long dog

 

so you cant get a clever dog with a high prey drive every dogs different

 

if you get the right mix you are on to a winner the pic i put up as it all you are right every dog different .

[fitchet 788]

 

 

I may be wrong but Surely the faster the dog the more injury its prone to ??? The slower of my two has had 2 injurys that have stopped him working in 4 years. The faster one has had a few. I dont think theres a particular x that is more durable than others i sort of think its down to the dog in qestion. Alot of my local ground is extremely stony and ive found the stronger and slower types seem to do alot better than the more speedy type if that makes sence.

i get where you are coming from i think the cleverer ones tend not to get injured as much but high pray drive dogs ted to pick up few more .

ATB long dog

I dont agree there matey some of the most highly driven dogs ive seen could run all night on ground that many would class as totally un runable with a faster type ....

 

Atb

[21dangermouse 86]

I have only one lurcher and that is a kelpie cross with a splash of collie in it. She is a solid little bitch and shes shaping up to be a cracking bitch. Heres a few picks of her.....

 

 

 

Cheers

[jeemes 3,500]

I agree with the half cross theory, but also I think in fairness you should be talking about hard driven dogs only,as these types test durability.Any cur can avoid knocks.A dog that does what he can to catch whats in front of him regardless is the one that needs to be durable. Ive seen some very hardy half cross Collie/greys and ive seen others (well known breeder)that tried to catch a rabbit on plough by running around the headland after it. The owner tried to laugh it off and say hes clever but I could feel his shame. The Greyhound needs to be reduced to at least half whatever you cross it with and more if possible without loosing too much pace. Thats terrier blood for me. good luck to all this season.

[Bazil brush 474]

Bedlington x greyhound one I had was bomb proof