Bull X Greyhound Advice

[dai dogs 1,999]

Sire is out of spike pie bred he's 13 years old still works the lamp and still dose the job to a high standerd . Dam is out of reece bryn and Sally she's about 8 .9 years old both dogs tested to a high standerd with many seasons under there belt

Just out of interest whats the Dams name ?

[bradus 311]

It's not my bitch but on loan of a friend of mine lad called Craig from donny bitches name is Brit

[darrendigger 19]

i like a 1/4 bull 3/4 greyhound, quicker but you still get the prey drive

i run this such cross they are fantastic strong,fast,obedient,prey drive, full package imo i would not take gold for him atb

[blackmaggie 3,377]

i prefer a 5/8 3/8 or a racy half cross just my take on it owned a 3.4 direct out of pye the pick of litter and bought direct of pyes owner and seen other 3/4s imo not up to what the above can do

[jeemes 5,162]

half cross is best i think if you select the right ones. The more bull the cleverer the dog. day or night at any task except hare coursing. I used to keep 3/4 types but too much grey means too many injuries.

[DEERMAN 1,020]

half cross is best i think if you select the right ones. The more bull the cleverer the dog. day or night at any task except hare coursing. I used to keep 3/4 types but too much grey means too many injuries.

What I have seen in ones I owned 3/4 got no wind

 

A good half x is the best for when the going gets tough

 

3/8...5/8 is best for allround work out of the 3 bull xs ,

 

3/8...5/8 with coursing blood instead of G Hound hard to beat as allrounder in the lurcher world

 

These are just my veiws ,which are like assholes we all have them

Edited September 15, 2014 by DEERMAN

[look up 406]

Many of you run collie x bull x grey what are your thoughts ...

[bird 10,014]

 

half cross is best i think if you select the right ones. The more bull the cleverer the dog. day or night at any task except hare coursing. I used to keep 3/4 types but too much grey means too many injuries.

What I have seen in ones I owned 3/4 got no wind

 

A good half x is the best for when the going gets tough

 

3/8...5/8 is best for allround work out of the 3 bull xs ,

 

3/8...5/8 with coursing blood instead of G Hound hard to beat as allrounder in the lurcher world

 

These are just my veiws ,which are like assholes we all have them

 

bullxgrey x saluki xgrey heard very good things about this x wonder what 1x bull x saluki like , should be spot on for most stuff you would think , with plenty of stamina , and not over heavy with saluki giving a lighter frame +drive, plus plenty of guts from the the pure bull

[DEERMAN 1,020]

 

 

half cross is best i think if you select the right ones. The more bull the cleverer the dog. day or night at any task except hare coursing. I used to keep 3/4 types but too much grey means too many injuries.

What I have seen in ones I owned 3/4 got no wind

 

A good half x is the best for when the going gets tough

 

3/8...5/8 is best for allround work out of the 3 bull xs ,

 

3/8...5/8 with coursing blood instead of G Hound hard to beat as allrounder in the lurcher world

 

These are just my veiws ,which are like assholes we all have them

 

bullxgrey x saluki xgrey heard very good things about this x wonder what 1x bull x saluki like , should be spot on for most stuff you would think , with plenty of stamina , and not over heavy with saluki giving a lighter frame +drive, plus plenty of guts from the the pure bull

 

I think a coursing dog ( best to best for years )much better than a saluki x to breed to bull , they are spot on , and as you say fast and agile and tackle anything infront of them ,strong jaw , but only 26tts and 67 lb fit maybe just me but i prefer bit more bull like 3/8 5/8 with coursing dog blood instead of g/hound ,seems to tick all the boxes

Edited September 15, 2014 by DEERMAN

[DEERMAN 1,020]

 

 

half cross is best i think if you select the right ones. The more bull the cleverer the dog. day or night at any task except hare coursing. I used to keep 3/4 types but too much grey means too many injuries.

What I have seen in ones I owned 3/4 got no wind

 

A good half x is the best for when the going gets tough

 

3/8...5/8 is best for allround work out of the 3 bull xs ,

 

3/8...5/8 with coursing blood instead of G Hound hard to beat as allrounder in the lurcher world

 

These are just my veiws ,which are like assholes we all have them

 

bullxgrey x saluki xgrey heard very good things about this x wonder what 1x bull x saluki like , should be spot on for most stuff you would think , with plenty of stamina , and not over heavy with saluki giving a lighter frame +drive, plus plenty of guts from the the pure bull

 

To be honest read your post wrong , bull x saluki , cant see being any better than tried and tested coursing dog to tried and tested gen bull x .....for the simple fact best to best in cousrsing dog for years better than a pure saluki ,and you wont find a bull better these days than the ones used to start some bull lines off 25 years ago