Advice Needed!

[nothernlite 18,247]

sire

[nothernlite 18,247]

Edited November 3, 2013 by nothernlite

[look up 406]

Cheers mate ..no still the sire can't seem to copy and paste out of my likes...she is the black ruff coated bitch on the second page if u can help mate..

[nothernlite 18,247]

cant see her mate think you need to put another link up

[nighteyes 275]

for look up,

sire and dam

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

Lovely looking dogs mate. What size do you think the pups will be? because I am interested in one. Thanks

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Dams 24tts sire 26 1/2 tts so anything from that size some may make bigger some may make shorter...this is her first and only litter...as I breed for my own use..like I said before these should make tidy alrounders in the write hands atb

[sandymere 8,263]

This lad was a collie/grey X beddy whippet, very good lamper, little headstrong when younger but certainly did the job.

 

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

This lad was a collie/grey X beddy whippet, very good lamper, little headstrong when younger but certainly did the job.

 

sam&gunner.jpg

When they are young and head strong is there and good tips for making them listen to you and help with the training?

[Passionate~Hunter 9]

Dams 24tts sire 26 1/2 tts so anything from that size some may make bigger some may make shorter...this is her first and only litter...as I breed for my own use..like I said before these should make tidy alrounders in the write hands atb

Yeah mate. they look like the pups will be real lookers. I am rather interested. thanks

[sandymere 8,263]

 

 

This lad was a collie/grey X beddy whippet, very good lamper, little headstrong when younger but certainly did the job.

 

sam&gunner.jpg

When they are young and head strong is there and good tips for making them listen to you and help with the training?

 

Good basic obedience then keep your cool and stick with it.

[Hot Meat 3,109]

 

This lad was a collie/grey X beddy whippet, very good lamper, little headstrong when younger but certainly did the job.

 

sam&gunner.jpg

When they are young and head strong is there and good tips for making them listen to you and help with the training?

 

Don't ask it to do anything g you don't think it will do, keep it to commands it knows and responds to, try newer commands when it settles back down and wants to learn, if you don't think the dog will listen, don't ask, just lead walk it