Pointer X Greyhounds

[PoshPikey 560]

I have a GWP - they are nesh and will tackle anything if you want them to.

 

Basically what Sirius said. by the way they are no slower than a GSP.

 

Crossing a vizla would produce much the same as a lot of the HPR bloodlines overlap. I don't think you get as much fire from a viz as you would from a GWP.

[jossa 963]

Well the pointer that I would be using I own and he has no problem dispatching foxes, he's quite a leggy pointer at about 26tts. I have the choice of the saluki grey bitch or I have my own greyhound bitch that is a around the same size and she is a very good all round dog.

 

its just a thought that has crossed my mind, I wouldnt be doing it for money etc. I just think it would be a handy cross for some people.

[fox digger 1,086]

I have a GWP - they are nesh and will tackle anything if you want them to.

 

Basically what Sirius said. by the way they are no slower than a GSP.

 

Crossing a vizla would produce much the same as a lot of the HPR bloodlines overlap. I don't think you get as much fire from a viz as you would from a GWP.

Any one that i know that works germans or has in the past will say the GSP is a faster and further ranging dog than the GWP. Also from the ones ive shot over that definatly is the case, the GSP is a smaller lighter framed racier dog, (fact) there are exceptions to every breed but as a whole thats my opinion and the opinions of the people i know with them. The majority of of the GWP's come more aggressive and firey than GSP's, its a common trait with GWP.

[coverdogs 888]

Here's a pointer cross that i have just in his first season, i don't know exactly what mix is in him maybe someone on here might know the lad that had him him came from near durham services, i have him about 8 months when i got him he was as green as grass i spent the summer teaching him to jump breaking to stock an so on he is a pleasure to own very biddable great recall great nose and a very good dog on fox single handed.

[fox digger 1,086]

He is a cracker coverdogs, very strong looking dog, whats his speed like?

[samba 534]

there was a bloke from penrith area and a few of these crosses what he hunted fox on the fells with like hounds hed caught a few aswell forgot is name thou

[spindolero 1,109]

doesnt surprise me that the GWP and X's are despatching quickly, they're known as a rugged breed and more importantly are a working breed, you dont see many in pet homes put it like that. how many of the bull stud dogs in bullx are tested in any way shape or form?

[coverdogs 888]

He is a cracker coverdogs, very strong looking dog, whats his speed like?

He's not the fastest dog but ok for what i use him for mostly beating cover with hounds he is fast enough for rabbit and fox that's all i use him on i would describe him as an ideal terriermans dog as i say he is only in his first season but more than pleased with him.

[BlackBuck 655]

That's a cracking dog g , real nice animal.

[coverdogs 888]

That's a cracking dog g , real nice animal.

Thanks BlackBuck, i bet you know where i got the idea of trying the pointer cross lurcher from he's just a racier version of old rags she was some bitch.

[krawnden 1,036]

how many of the bull stud dogs in bullx are tested in any way shape or form?

 

Spot on

[krawnden 1,036]

Lovely looking animal there coverdogs

[krawnden 1,036]

I can imagine gwp crosses being really useful. The real Deutsch Drahthaars in Germany are serious dogs that are expected to dispatch fox, wounded deer, trail blood etc all in adddition to the more typical hpr gundog work. Some of this type of blood in a lurcher can do nothing but good I would imagine.

[Blackdog92 2,047]

Here's a pointer cross that i have just in his first season, i don't know exactly what mix is in him maybe someone on here might know the lad that had him him came from near durham services, i have him about 8 months when i got him he was as green as grass i spent the summer teaching him to jump breaking to stock an so on he is a pleasure to own very biddable great recall great nose and a very good dog on fox single handed.

Is that blea tarn?

[coverdogs 888]

 

Here's a pointer cross that i have just in his first season, i don't know exactly what mix is in him maybe someone on here might know the lad that had him him came from near durham services, i have him about 8 months when i got him he was as green as grass i spent the summer teaching him to jump breaking to stock an so on he is a pleasure to own very biddable great recall great nose and a very good dog on fox single handed.

Is that blea tarn?

 

hello blackdog92 no it's not blea tarn but i know exactly where you mean i have walked out near it, these pic's were taken in ireland in my own little piece of heaven.ATB. Coverdogs