Good Feet Needed Here...

[Saluki246 1,053]

[roybo 2,873]

 

... and that's why Salukis need that floating action.

 

would you say as well, the reason they have good feet,is because they (saluki/ xs are norm light boned dogs (45-65lb) dogs,

they just have better feet ray you can get 70 lb saluki crosses with good feet.

greyhounds feet are probably ok on a slower dog though

[Gilbey 1,500]

Aye the whole dog is more supple and they watch what their doing.

Edited August 3, 2016 by Gilbey

[Wales1234 5,682]

 

 

... and that's why Salukis need that floating action.

would you say as well, the reason they have good feet,is because they (saluki/ xs are norm light boned dogs (45-65lb) dogs, where as big lurchers, or pure greys from 65 -85lb , running on rough ground like on this post get smashed feet. 20 odd lb makes hell of a difference when hitting ground at speed . . my big dog Buck got great feet, he handles most type of ground, ok he a big heavy dog. But its his gate when he runs his long bounding stride cover ground quick, its not like say Bryn who got a faster gate so his feet hit the ground quicker, if you see what i mean lol.

I run ground last year and every running dogs had feet injuries can see why there was so much game about

[low plains drifter 11,276]

 

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Is that in morocco?

posh end of Byker mate

[slip lead 862]

A lot to do with running style, also a greyhounds back legs muscles are twice the size so much more power hitting the ground

[shaaark 11,513]

 

 

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Is that in morocco?

posh end of Byker mate

 

Really? Looks like somewhere in morocco I saw on you tube, about sloughis lol

[mud 2,044]

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Edited August 4, 2016 by mud

[Saluki246 1,053]

Saluki has been bred over 1000's years to run on ground like that folks.

They are feral in so many ways and agile.

Unique breed of running dog. !

 

Personally, have not had a running dog for well over a year.....only one i will have from now on is a pure. ...............not easy to get one here.

[billhardy 2,343]

The style of running plus strong from foot all the ways through ,greys give explosive style running ,hence chances of feet in jury's flat he gaite of the sals even the fast type his natural and balanced of say the wolf designed by nature to stay sound.atb bunnys.

[Gilbey 1,500]

Saluki has been bred over 1000's years to run on ground like that folks.

They are feral in so many ways and agile.

Unique breed of running dog. !

 

Personally, have not had a running dog for well over a year.....only one i will have from now on is a pure. ...............not easy to get one here.

 

not easy anywhere, some in classifieds.

[TALKCHEAP 183]

 

... and that's why Salukis need that floating action.

 

would you say as well, the reason they have good feet,is because they (saluki/ xs are norm light boned dogs (45-65lb) dogs, where as big lurchers, or pure greys from 65 -85lb , running on rough ground like on this post get smashed feet. 20 odd lb makes hell of a difference when hitting ground at speed . . my big dog Buck got great feet, he handles most type of ground, ok he a big heavy dog. But its his gate when he runs his long bounding stride cover ground quick, its not like say Bryn who got a faster gate so his feet hit the ground quicker, if you see what i mean lol.

 

do you want me to make an appointment for you i was only in 3 weeks they put me right

[bird 10,014]

 

 

... and that's why Salukis need that floating action.

 

would you say as well, the reason they have good feet,is because they (saluki/ xs are norm light boned dogs (45-65lb) dogs, where as big lurchers, or pure greys from 65 -85lb , running on rough ground like on this post get smashed feet. 20 odd lb makes hell of a difference when hitting ground at speed . . my big dog Buck got great feet, he handles most type of ground, ok he a big heavy dog. But its his gate when he runs his long bounding stride cover ground quick, its not like say Bryn who got a faster gate so his feet hit the ground quicker, if you see what i mean lol.

 

do you want me to make an appointment for you i was only in 3 weeks they put me right

 

, they never loose me out , haha

[shaaark 11,513]

100 yrs ago Bird ' Greyhounds were 40-60lbs weight.

Coomassie only 44lb when she won the waterloo cup in 1877, and I think 44 1/2 lb when she won it the year later 1888.

And just having a look now at some waterloo cup results, Penelope II only 41 lb! 1886 runner up. Master M'grath only 54 lb. Seems like it's only relativly recently that you get these huge dogs of -90 lb.

Edited August 6, 2016 by shaaark