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you would be better of with something bigger than a bullxwhippet imo

 

Why's that?
As pesting dogs they do very well. But for all round lurcher work, particularly on rougher terrain they need that bit more stature, especially the half cross. I'm not being kennel blind 'cos I have one. I'd love to see one put to a good coursing saluki whippet though. Anyone tried it?
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Max ..21tts ..coming up 7 yr old ,a decent all rounder .  

Pm blackstaff plenty of pics of his on here,good honest dog  

In all honesty I can't really see the use of a bull/whip when there are a fair few bull/greys about that are under 24tts that could do anything you ask and more. Mine is about 22/23tts and to be hones

You could well be right.But I can't help feeling that the right whippet cross with a proper pure would be handy.And should have stamina to burn?

They have the stamina to recover from a run, and go again and again, but in my (limited) experience, not the wind for those runs to be over long. Talking half x here by the way! Edited by trenchfoot
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got 2 half xs,non ped racing whippetx athletic bull type.i think the lads who think there the biz either have low standards or a good bit of greyhound in there cross

 

What does athletic type mean?Maybe that could be the problem
If only genetics were that simple. An athletic type bull breed and a leggy/beefy whippet will/may have other types within their breeding and in the half cross of some such dogs some beauties may be created. And the odd lump
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got 2 half xs,non ped racing whippetx athletic bull type.i think the lads who think there the biz either have low standards or a good bit of greyhound in there cross

What does athletic type mean?Maybe that could be the problem
If only genetics were that simple. An athletic type bull breed and a leggy/beefy whippet will/may have other types within their breeding and in the half cross of some such dogs some beauties may be created. And the odd lump

 

Not denying that but what bull was used? Pet bull?

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got 2 half xs,non ped racing whippetx athletic bull type.i think the lads who think there the biz either have low standards or a good bit of greyhound in there cross

 

What does athletic type mean?Maybe that could be the problem
If only genetics were that simple. An athletic type bull breed and a leggy/beefy whippet will/may have other types within their breeding and in the half cross of some such dogs some beauties may be created. And the odd lump

Not denying that but what bull was used?

My own dog is based on an athletic bull type, but my earlier response was based upon reality. Breeding isn't maths. Unless you breed the best lurcher to the best lurcher. But even then.............

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got 2 half xs,non ped racing whippetx athletic bull type.i think the lads who think there the biz either have low standards or a good bit of greyhound in there cross

There great bunny bashers and happily take pests what more do you want?

If you after big stuff get a bigger dog we all know what limitations they have but as a ferreting and lamping partner on all things legal blackstaffs will take some beating!!!!

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got 2 half xs,non ped racing whippetx athletic bull type.i think the lads who think there the biz either have low standards or a good bit of greyhound in there cross

Maybe it's just a case of you having poor examples of this type or you having unrealistic expectations.

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