bull/grey x collie/grey

[Guest lifeisloud]

[bANNED TEXT] are your opinions on this cross. my mate has a 3/8 5/8 bull grey and im getting a 3/8 5/8 collie grey in the spring and we thought it would have the toughness of the bull with the brains and stamina of the collie and should be racy enough to pull hares with that much greyhound in [bANNED TEXT] to u lot think.

[lucky 578]

you might be better waiting to see what the collie cross is capable of before planning any litters, i presume you rate the bull cross allready.

if there both good dogs and they suit you, then breed them, i have a collie/bull/greyhound that takes all quarry, the only problem with him he does'nt seem interested when running hares (only runs half hearted) but that does'nt bother me because it's very rare i run any.daytime roe are a different story though

 

Tyke: collie/bull/greyhound

[Guest lifeisloud]

you might be better waiting to see what the collie cross is capable of before planning any litters, i presume you rate the bull cross allready.

if there both good dogs and they suit you, then breed them, i have a collie/bull/greyhound that takes all quarry, the only problem with him he does'nt seem interested when running hares (only runs half hearted) but that does'nt bother me because it's very rare i run any.daytime roe are a different story though

 

i wasnt planning on breeding her straight away maybe when she's about three. do you think this would ruin her working abilities if i carry on working her after she's had a litter.

[Guest HAWKEYE]

eeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhh?

 

are you for real?

[Guest lifeisloud]

never bred from lurchers before dont no how it affects them

[Guest Leveller]

I think you're thinking a bit far ahead really you ought to concentrate on your pup and getting the best from her rather than worrying about wether to breed a litter or not.

[Garypco 3]

[bANNED TEXT] are your opinions on this cross. my mate has a 3/8 5/8 bull grey and im getting a 3/8 5/8 collie grey in the spring and we thought it would have the toughness of the bull with the brains and stamina of the collie and should be racy enough to pull hares with that much greyhound in [bANNED TEXT] to u lot think.

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I GOT NO PROBLEMS WITH COLLIE BULL GREYHOUNDS MATE,DO THE JOB AND DO IT WELL ON RABBIT,FOX,DEER JUST DONT EXPECT A WORLD BEATER ON HARES,THEY'L DO THE ODD ONE OR TWO JUST DONT EXPECT TOO MUCH!!!

 

[Guest thunderbelly]

if breeding your dog affected her hunting ability, how the heck would you carry on a line???

My gyp has had 36 pups and she is always lookin for more rabbits

[Guest lifeisloud]

your so boring loki. why cant you accept that that dog was just not suitible for my lifestyle. it would hav chewed the f*****g house up and you lied coz you said it was house trained when it wasnt im getting a dog in the spring and my mate already has a dog that i want to breed it over. iver never bred running dogs only hunted with them. your like an old wife, you never stop f*****g moaning. i couldnt give a f**k if you hate me or not, i just think your being petty.

[Guest Leveller]

Lifeisload your posts read like you're a right messer! how the hell can you be thinking about breeding when you haven't even got the bloody bitch yet ££££££