Collie/greyhound X Deerhound/greyhound

[TOMO 24,876]

Nice one jack,,,think we all had kennels like that back in the day ,,,run built on to a shed,,,mesh from the railways,,,lol,,,I know I did,,,,

[breeze 1,221]

Here's one that I owned many moons ago when I was a "Youth" . Mate bred her from 2 dogs that had Collie Grey Deerhound running thru them.

 

Lovely bitch around 26" with pace to burn, used to spin a fair few hares locally with her and rabbits day and night . . . Not to keen on owt that bit back tho

 

Bess . . . .

 

[shaaark 10,137]

Some nice dogs there lads. Bitch we've got here now is 1st x collie/grey x 1st x deer/grey.

Not meaning to be contentious, but I just don't get why some people come out with this 'too tall' nonsense, she's nearly 29" tts and catches rabbits with no bother, and I've seen and owned other dogs similarly bred, and taller, do the same. As long as they don't turn out too heavy and they maintain good balance, I don't see a problem with their height

[the big chief 3,099]

Some nice dogs there lads. Bitch we've got here now is 1st x collie/grey x 1st x deer/grey.

Not meaning to be contentious, but I just don't get why some people come out with this 'too tall' nonsense, she's nearly 29" tts and catches rabbits with no bother, and I've seen and owned other dogs similarly bred, and taller, do the same. As long as they don't turn out too heavy and they maintain good balance, I don't see a problem with their height

the too tall business is a myth old wives tale's mainly said by people who have not witnessed a large lurcher at work there are 33" dogs what do well on rabbit i had a 29"tts that was dam good on them and have a 28" dhxgh what catches them so its a load of bollox if the dog can get down and feed and pick scraps off the floor i am dam sure it can pick a rabbit up

[shaaark 10,137]

 

Some nice dogs there lads. Bitch we've got here now is 1st x collie/grey x 1st x deer/grey.

Not meaning to be contentious, but I just don't get why some people come out with this 'too tall' nonsense, she's nearly 29" tts and catches rabbits with no bother, and I've seen and owned other dogs similarly bred, and taller, do the same. As long as they don't turn out too heavy and they maintain good balance, I don't see a problem with their height

the too tall business is a myth old wives tale's mainly said by people who have not witnessed a large lurcher at work there are 33" dogs what do well on rabbit i had a 29"tts that was dam good on them and have a 28" dhxgh what catches them so its a load of bollox if the dog can get down and feed and pick scraps off the floor i am dam sure it can pick a rabbit up

 

Lol

[kps1979 1,308]

Nice one kps did Craigy boy take that last pic?

yeah that's one of his pics tomo, he's just slightly better than me with a camera!

[satan80 358]

after yesterdays success i couldn't give a f*ck if mine ever catches anything ever again, it's all about the rosettes from now on

 

 

[shaaark 10,137]

after yesterdays success i couldn't give a f*ck if mine ever catches anything ever again, it's all about the rosettes from now on

 

 

She's turned out nice satan

[sandymere 8,261]

I had em back along, the brindle in the pic, sorry don't have any photos but he was very like the animal Jack68 has pictured. Half decent, ran him with a saluki hybrid, black in the pic, he had a better strike and the bulk to hold stuff better than the saluki but lacked the stamina. I would own one again.

 

 

 

edit to add the pic was called legal quarry and they all were back then, Halcyon days.

Edited May 27, 2014 by sandymere

[shaaark 10,137]

I had em back along, the brindle in the pic, sorry don't have any photos but he was very like the animal Jack68 has pictured. Half decent, ran him with a saluki hybrid, black in the pic, he had a better strike and the bulk to hold stuff better than the saluki but lacked the stamina. I would own one again.

 

 

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edit to add the pic was called legal quarry and they all were back then, Halcyon days.

What type do you have now sandy?

[sandymere 8,261]

Few bull crosses recently.

[shaaark 10,137]

Not my type of dog, we all like different things in a dog, but I do like nice athletic staffs

[jossa 963]

I have always used this cross, they will never be your out and out hare dog but they can give a good spin on a hare. I had a bitch 5-6 yrs back and she showed foxes no mercy. My uncle swears by this cross has had the same for 30yrs plus they are a good alround dog. Watch the strictly lamping and ferreting videos alot of the dogs on there are deerhound greyhound collie greyhound.

[shaaark 10,137]

I have always used this cross, they will never be your out and out hare dog but they can give a good spin on a hare. I had a bitch 5-6 yrs back and she showed foxes no mercy. My uncle swears by this cross has had the same for 30yrs plus they are a good alround dog. Watch the strictly lamping and ferreting videos alot of the dogs on there are deerhound greyhound collie greyhound.

Haven't seen those videos, but agree with you completely as to their allround ability, especially as lamp dogs, taking all quarry.

[Tiny 7 1,694]

Nice to see some oldys lads. Not a type iv been alround alot really a mate of mine as one I dont know % or what ever but got it as collie/gh x deer/gh. Nice type about 25" fast (and I mean speed to burn) great mouth and great agility the dogs happy be it rabbit upwards took a season to mature on teeth but once he mature to the task he was perfect not the greatest of winded of dogs but certainly could spin a few with a minute or so in the tank but to be fair his speed made up for that and busy from the start ( I like a busy fast type instead of 4 5 min run) just a real handy type to have alround that got hammered by the motor season after season he's the only one iv personally see run and if there all like that ill have one