F.a.o Whippet Owners

[Chid 6,738]

There aren't many failures in whippets. The vast majority will end up good rabbit dogs. The same cannot be said for lurcher litters. There's usually a lot of litter wastage.

There's not many failures in greyhounds either, probably a few more than whippets.

So here's a thought. As soon as you add non whippet or non greyhound blood you get a lot of poor lurchers,

If only somebody would come up with a strain of tallish well jacketed lurchers that would throw as true and honest as whippets then there wouldn't be any need for this section of THL. No more discussion needed.

[socks 32,253]

The land I work would break a whippet ........

[TOMO 28,268]

The land I work would break a whippet ........

Land you work,,,, your always drinking wine in posh garden sheds,,,,lol

[socks 32,253]

 

The land I work would break a whippet ........

Land you work,,,, your always drinking wine in posh garden sheds,,,,lol

Lol that's what I mean a bottle would fall on its head and kill it ........

[paulus 26]

 

There aren't many failures in whippets. The vast majority will end up good rabbit dogs. The same cannot be said for lurcher litters. There's usually a lot of litter wastage.

There's not many failures in greyhounds either, probably a few more than whippets.

So here's a thought. As soon as you add non whippet or non greyhound blood you get a lot of poor lurchers,

If only somebody would come up with a strain of tallish well jacketed lurchers that would throw as true and honest as whippets then there wouldn't be any need for this section of THL. No more discussion needed.

 

not many failures in greyhounds i have had some good whippets and i have had some shite

[jukel123 9,178]

 

 

There aren't many failures in whippets. The vast majority will end up good rabbit dogs. The same cannot be said for lurcher litters. There's usually a lot of litter wastage.

There's not many failures in greyhounds either, probably a few more than whippets.

So here's a thought. As soon as you add non whippet or non greyhound blood you get a lot of poor lurchers,

If only somebody would come up with a strain of tallish well jacketed lurchers that would throw as true and honest as whippets then there wouldn't be any need for this section of THL. No more discussion needed.

 

not many failures in greyhounds i have had some good whippets and i have had some shite

 

I blame the owner.

Seriously, I've never come across a poor whippet. Even show bred will catch rabbits and some are realy game.

I've got two Mike Brown whippets mother and daughter and they've got more guts than is good for them.

[socks 32,253]

 

 

 

There aren't many failures in whippets. The vast majority will end up good rabbit dogs. The same cannot be said for lurcher litters. There's usually a lot of litter wastage.

There's not many failures in greyhounds either, probably a few more than whippets.

So here's a thought. As soon as you add non whippet or non greyhound blood you get a lot of poor lurchers,

If only somebody would come up with a strain of tallish well jacketed lurchers that would throw as true and honest as whippets then there wouldn't be any need for this section of THL. No more discussion needed.

 

not many failures in greyhounds i have had some good whippets and i have had some shite

I blame the owner.

Seriously, I've never come across a poor whippet. Even show bred will catch rabbits and some are realy game.

I've got two Mike Brown whippets mother and daughter and they've got more guts than is good for them.

Then you obviously havnt seen many whippets work ........

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Is it a requirement of most whippet owners to be a wee bit deluded?

[nothernlite 18,247]

 

 

 

There aren't many failures in whippets. The vast majority will end up good rabbit dogs. The same cannot be said for lurcher litters. There's usually a lot of litter wastage.

There's not many failures in greyhounds either, probably a few more than whippets.

So here's a thought. As soon as you add non whippet or non greyhound blood you get a lot of poor lurchers,

If only somebody would come up with a strain of tallish well jacketed lurchers that would throw as true and honest as whippets then there wouldn't be any need for this section of THL. No more discussion needed.

 

not many failures in greyhounds i have had some good whippets and i have had some shite

 

I blame the owner.

Seriously, I've never come across a poor whippet. Even show bred will catch rabbits and some are realy game.

I've got two Mike Brown whippets mother and daughter and they've got more guts than is good for them.

 

just like your average lurcher

[paulus 26]

 

 

 

There aren't many failures in whippets. The vast majority will end up good rabbit dogs. The same cannot be said for lurcher litters. There's usually a lot of litter wastage.

There's not many failures in greyhounds either, probably a few more than whippets.

So here's a thought. As soon as you add non whippet or non greyhound blood you get a lot of poor lurchers,

If only somebody would come up with a strain of tallish well jacketed lurchers that would throw as true and honest as whippets then there wouldn't be any need for this section of THL. No more discussion needed.

 

not many failures in greyhounds i have had some good whippets and i have had some shite

 

I blame the owner.

Seriously, I've never come across a poor whippet. Even show bred will catch rabbits and some are realy game.

I've got two Mike Brown whippets mother and daughter and they've got more guts than is good for them.

 

i had a whippet mike bred years ago, in fact i think it was his first litter that ss sired to silk-cut lady 1994, she was an exceptional little ferreting dog and did catch the odd hare, she was game on other things too but just didn't have the body to last, she had to be retired in her forth or fifth season, where as i have lurchers here into their 10th season.

[jukel123 9,178]

 

 

 

 

There aren't many failures in whippets. The vast majority will end up good rabbit dogs. The same cannot be said for lurcher litters. There's usually a lot of litter wastage.

There's not many failures in greyhounds either, probably a few more than whippets.

So here's a thought. As soon as you add non whippet or non greyhound blood you get a lot of poor lurchers,

If only somebody would come up with a strain of tallish well jacketed lurchers that would throw as true and honest as whippets then there wouldn't be any need for this section of THL. No more discussion needed.

not many failures in greyhounds i have had some good whippets and i have had some shite

I blame the owner.

Seriously, I've never come across a poor whippet. Even show bred will catch rabbits and some are realy game.

I've got two Mike Brown whippets mother and daughter and they've got more guts than is good for them.

Then you obviously havnt seen many whippets work ........

 

Oops this is danger of getting bitter and twisted. I stand by my original post:-there aren't many whippet failures.

[nothernlite 18,247]

and again :laugh: :laugh:

[Terrier Sam 297]

[jukel123 9,178]

and again :laugh: :laugh:

Add beddy to a whippet and all you get is hairy whippets that hold the rain and get snowballed up. They are far less obedient too.

[nothernlite 18,247]

 

and again :laugh: :laugh:

Add beddy to a whippet and all you get is hairy whippets that hold the rain and get snowballed up. They are far less obedient too.

 

seen a good few smooth coated crosses as for obedience dont know about that seen some good whippets but there not for the ground i run me dogs