Coursing Greyhound Or Track Greyhound

[Hareydave 1,214]

if you were starting from scratch

[samba 534]

track bred dogs have won the waterloo and vice versa so no difference imo

[hounddog3 756]

Track bitch for me them coursing one, s to big but some other, s like em big.just my opinion.

[Saluki246 1,053]

A good breed of greyhound with known stamina and speed going threw a few generations. jmo.

[Hareydave 1,214]

yeah I don't like them to big myself but I like first x saluki greyhound an small greyhound bitches are hard to come by these days

[bird 10,014]

prob max on here , deff have good idea on both types ,what best to use etc ..

[bunnys 1,236]

i would go with a staying track animal just my preference ,if one was using grey.atb bunnys

[roybo 2,873]

In this day and age it's probably easier to use someone else's hard work and use a lurcher/coursing dog that doing what you want,I personally think it's mad not to ,

If you want a great rabbbiting dog use a great rabbiting dog as the sire,same goes.for coursing etc etc just my opinion.

But if I had to pick ,I would probably use a greyhound thats finished.it's career be it racing or coursing and is uninjured and living off its latter days as a proven producer of good pups

[coneykenny 98]

Have a lot of contacts in racing greyhound world and unfortunately a lot of smallish bitches are deemed to be undervalued in the high end stakes of racing,but a treasure IMO to the lurcher folk

[Haggis81 147]

Have a lot of contacts in racing greyhound world and unfortunately a lot of smallish bitches are deemed to be undervalued in the high end stakes of racing,but a treasure IMO to the lurcher folk

 

Small britches can throw big offspring. Size of the dam or sire don't really make any difference you need a dam that throws small offspring.

 

I got a 32" bitch from her 27" dam but on the other hand I know a small bitch that throws small, unless your going to carry on a line for generations size is a game of chance