Wheaten Vs Bull

[shaaark 11,270]

Didn't say they'd be lacking in anything, was just pointing out that it doesn't matter if sire or dam is greyhound. As max said, theoretically, end result is the same

[Hurlock 114]

all I'm saying is putting greyhound on top def ain't wrong way round as was said. Anyway bit late with the pups dropped to be worrying.

[Grunter123 1,117]

Any pictures of bitch mate sound handy dog round a hole ,how tall is the bitch and how is she built,has she done much in working . At with them what will you be looking for a heavy pup or a finer type

[brenner 773]

Ive saw a few wheaton xs work and ive owned dogs with wheaton in there blood but ive never saw any difference between them and a bull x to be honest I know the best straight wheatons come from ireland and there kept between the lads who use them and its hard to get hold of a decent 1 unless your in the know if you get what i mean

I was told by a wheaten enthusiast a few years back that it's hard enough to get a descent one nowadays even if you're in the click. The failure rate in litters of well bred wheatens he told me was fairly high. On the flip side, where I live you could travel a short distance in any direction to find a good well bred p.b.t stud.

[mighty celt 996]

i no a lad bred first cross wheaten grey,the dam was a grey about 26,wheaten stud 19,pups didnt make any size bitches 17 and dogs 19 i think,so no matter what way you do it there is no guarantee your going to get a decent size pup.

[spindolero 1,126]

i no a lad bred first cross wheaten grey,the dam was a grey about 26,wheaten stud 19,pups didnt make any size bitches 17 and dogs 19 i think,so no matter what way you do it there is no guarantee your going to get a decent size pup.

yes you'll see a lot of cobby 1st x types