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[matt1979 766]

Iwork, put a thread up a while back about my old man wanting a pup out of his dog bed x grey type 23tts, this dog is coming upto 8 and still going well and breed down from my old mans line of lurchers, has been proven and never takes a backward step. I would say having seen your posts for a while on here and seemingly the work that you do with your dog, i would have a pup out of this breeding all being well, as would my old man so theirs 3 got homes straight away if you were keeping one back. I think your not that far from where this dog is if i remember rightly, so if your interested let me know thanks, No big names in this dog but if you go out with him you will see he is genuinely very good at his job, been out with plenty of other lurchers and running dogs and he always at least holds his own. Sure it wouldnt be a problem to see the dog work on some of our permission, he is resting up after tangle with game last weekend, but should be back in action next few weeks cheers Matt

I will put a link to the thread after this post for more pics cheers

[matt1979 766]

 

Iwork, put a thread up a while back about my old man wanting a pup out of his dog bed x grey type 23tts, this dog is coming upto 8 and still going well and breed down from my old mans line of lurchers, has been proven and never takes a backward step. I would say having seen your posts for a while on here and seemingly the work that you do with your dog, i would have a pup out of this breeding all being well, as would my old man so theirs 3 got homes straight away if you were keeping one back. I think your not that far from where this dog is if i remember rightly, so if your interested let me know thanks, No big names in this dog but if you go out with him you will see he is genuinely very good at his job, been out with plenty of other lurchers and running dogs and he always at least holds his own. Sure it wouldnt be a problem to see the dog work on some of our permission, he is resting up after tangle with game last weekend, but should be back in action next few weeks cheers Matt

I will put a link to the thread after this post for more pics cheers

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/337886-stud-dog-for-pup/?do=findComment&comment=3868216

[matt1979 766]

[squab 2,875]

if your wanting a whippet pup breed her to another, if your after something bigger buy in a well bred pup likely to make the size your after,save all the hassle and cost of rearing and selling pups

[slip lead 862]

The only thing/time I've heard you fault your dog was on size, so I would be looking for a stud of her ilk just a bit larger 23" whippet.

 

 

As you already know fast,agile,clever with a good nose, so larger clones of her would be ideal

[iworkwhippets 13,062]

 

Iwork, put a thread up a while back about my old man wanting a pup out of his dog bed x grey type 23tts, this dog is coming upto 8 and still going well and breed down from my old mans line of lurchers, has been proven and never takes a backward step. I would say having seen your posts for a while on here and seemingly the work that you do with your dog, i would have a pup out of this breeding all being well, as would my old man so theirs 3 got homes straight away if you were keeping one back. I think your not that far from where this dog is if i remember rightly, so if your interested let me know thanks, No big names in this dog but if you go out with him you will see he is genuinely very good at his job, been out with plenty of other lurchers and running dogs and he always at least holds his own. Sure it wouldnt be a problem to see the dog work on some of our permission, he is resting up after tangle with game last weekend, but should be back in action next few weeks cheers Matt

I will put a link to the thread after this post for more pics cheers

 

 

you bugger. after giving it days of thought, i decided to buy in a pup, now i see the perfect dog, the kind of dog thats been in my mind fer a while to put over mt dog, so now im back to square one in my decision, but still. in my heart im thinking buying one in, im not messing anyone about here, thank you sir for the offer. very much appreciated, allow me to ponder a while longer

[nothernlite 18,151]

Certainly less hassle buying one in but again a litter of pups to pick from after watching them for a while just thought I'd make it harder for you lol

[matt1979 766]

 

 

Iwork, put a thread up a while back about my old man wanting a pup out of his dog bed x grey type 23tts, this dog is coming upto 8 and still going well and breed down from my old mans line of lurchers, has been proven and never takes a backward step. I would say having seen your posts for a while on here and seemingly the work that you do with your dog, i would have a pup out of this breeding all being well, as would my old man so theirs 3 got homes straight away if you were keeping one back. I think your not that far from where this dog is if i remember rightly, so if your interested let me know thanks, No big names in this dog but if you go out with him you will see he is genuinely very good at his job, been out with plenty of other lurchers and running dogs and he always at least holds his own. Sure it wouldnt be a problem to see the dog work on some of our permission, he is resting up after tangle with game last weekend, but should be back in action next few weeks cheers Matt

I will put a link to the thread after this post for more pics cheers

 

 

you bugger. after giving it days of thought, i decided to buy in a pup, now i see the perfect dog, the kind of dog thats been in my mind fer a while to put over mt dog, so now im back to square one in my decision, but still. in my heart im thinking buying one in, im not messing anyone about here, thank you sir for the offer. very much appreciated, allow me to ponder a while longer

 

lol certainly no easy decision to have a litter of pups, but i suppose if your happy with what you have then its always nice to keep the blood line going. Best of luck with whatever you chose. As i say if you want to see the dog in question at any point give me a shout and my old man is certainly not the tye to be offended if he wasnt what you were after atb. Matt

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

 

 

B eddy x whippet first cross on her

 

He says he wants to bring the size up not down?

My pal breed this way all pups ended up 24tts

Lol. For sure. Beddy whippet x whippet 24" ?

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Certainly less hassle buying one in but again a litter of pups to pick from after watching them for a while just thought I'd make it harder for you lol

That's what I would be thinking.

 

Would be very nice to rear a litter, watch them develop and then pick one before letting the others go. If you have the time of course.

[dodger 3,402]

Like the look of him ; )

[forest of dean redneck 11,935]

Whippet x grey.

[morton 5,368]

 

 

Iwork, put a thread up a while back about my old man wanting a pup out of his dog bed x grey type 23tts, this dog is coming upto 8 and still going well and breed down from my old mans line of lurchers, has been proven and never takes a backward step. I would say having seen your posts for a while on here and seemingly the work that you do with your dog, i would have a pup out of this breeding all being well, as would my old man so theirs 3 got homes straight away if you were keeping one back. I think your not that far from where this dog is if i remember rightly, so if your interested let me know thanks, No big names in this dog but if you go out with him you will see he is genuinely very good at his job, been out with plenty of other lurchers and running dogs and he always at least holds his own. Sure it wouldnt be a problem to see the dog work on some of our permission, he is resting up after tangle with game last weekend, but should be back in action next few weeks cheers Matt

I will put a link to the thread after this post for more pics cheers

 

 

you bugger. after giving it days of thought, i decided to buy in a pup, now i see the perfect dog, the kind of dog thats been in my mind fer a while to put over mt dog, so now im back to square one in my decision, but still. in my heart im thinking buying one in, im not messing anyone about here, thank you sir for the offer. very much appreciated, allow me to ponder a while longer

 

Id not use that dog over the Whippet,its a Beddy/Grey type,what else is in the mix?,any heinz bred lurcher will throw the litter all over the place and produce pups that are far less productive than their littermates,the sire may be an outstanding grafter,yet to me is unsuitable over a Whippet,unless your going to run the litter on and choose a pup many months down the line,because ill guarantee some will not suit.

[matt1979 766]

Morton i suppose that is always the risk with lurcher x s, if the whiipet is put back to a whippet then you will get a whippet and if that is what is required then obviously that would make sense. But i thought Iwork was looking for a little more size, hence my suggestion. The dog in question as i said is bed x grey, with a touch of whippet back in the line, nothing else. The line was started by very good track dog my dad owned back in the early 1980s (which was worked also) and was crossed with a bedlington x grey lurcher and to this was added only a pure whippet to the best of my knowledge all others bed grey lurchers, both parents of the dog above , were bed x grey type lurchers. i say type purely beacuse they werent first x as the bedlington was added at least 4 generations back. Father of this dog was a blue smoother coated bed x grey lurcher around 23 tts looked more grew like. The dam was a fawn rough coated bed x grey lurcher again around 22tts-23tts, both dogs worked. The litter my old mans dog came had 3 pups if i remember rightly 2 rough coated fawn dog pups and 1 smoother coated blue bitch. Hope this helps. I would have thought (i am no expert) but this type of lurcher would throw more consistency than adding something other than a whippet, as nothing in the mix is too large and the bedlington blood is a good few geneations back and only seems to show in the coat and perhaps the attitude of my old mans dog, or may be I am missing something. As i said sure others will differ but personally i think they would be decent pups, around 20-23tts mark probably with a mixture of smooth and rough coats, but i suppose its a guessing game to a degree. Atb

[morton 5,368]

Morton i suppose that is always the risk with lurcher x s, if the whiipet is put back to a whippet then you will get a whippet and if that is what is required then obviously that would make sense. But i thought Iwork was looking for a little more size, hence my suggestion. The dog in question as i said is bed x grey, with a touch of whippet back in the line, nothing else. The line was started by very good track dog my dad owned back in the early 1980s (which was worked also) and was crossed with a bedlington x grey lurcher and to this was added only a pure whippet to the best of my knowledge all others bed grey lurchers, both parents of the dog above , were bed x grey type lurchers. i say type purely beacuse they werent first x as the bedlington was added at least 4 generations back. Father of this dog was a blue smoother coated bed x grey lurcher around 23 tts looked more grew like. The dam was a fawn rough coated bed x grey lurcher again around 22tts-23tts, both dogs worked. The litter my old mans dog came had 3 pups if i remember rightly 2 rough coated fawn dog pups and 1 smoother coated blue bitch. Hope this helps. I would have thought (i am no expert) but this type of lurcher would throw more consistency than adding something other than a whippet, as nothing in the mix is too large and the bedlington blood is a good few geneations back and only seems to show in the coat and perhaps the attitude of my old mans dog, or may be I am missing something. As i said sure others will differ but personally i think they would be decent pups, around 20-23tts mark probably with a mixture of smooth and rough coats, but i suppose its a guessing game to a degree. Atb

Id certainly advocate a Beddy /Grey over the Whippet,especially a good un,yet that dog of yours carries more in its breeding,a jacket like that and its conformation suggests hidden X,hidden X fecks the conformity of a litter.Id use that dog of yours over a lurcher without hesitation,but not over a Whippet.