Deerhound Greyhound Or Bedlington Greyhound Stud

[bigjase1 159]

Hi guys my greyhound birch is 5 now had 3 season working and she is a great bitch does all asked of her

I'm wanting something to give her a better coat to her pups

I'm torn between a 1/2 cross deerhound grey or bedlington grey to do 3/4 bred pups to keep some hieght there and staying power my bitch stays for England and knows her job

Anyone got anything for stud and anyone used the 3/4 lines im wanting to produce many thanks

[bigjase1 159]

She not ready till next spring so this will be her 4th season working

[Somewhereyournot 1,117]

Would either not bither or if u do, be very choosey in bedlington type as nearly all have piss poor coats the ones iv seen.

[bigjase1 159]

I want to have broken coated litter hopfully some rough but just need a better coat

[ginger beard 4,652]

wheaton?

[bigjase1 159]

I'm not a fan of the colours or breed of honest

[nothernlite 18,028]

Would either not bither or if u do, be very choosey in bedlington type as nearly all have piss poor coats the ones iv seen.

cracking coat on this beddy cross but know where your coming had 6 beddy crosses all in and only 1 has had a bad coat so done no bad Edited September 16, 2016 by nothernlite

[bigjase1 159]

Nice looking dog

Would love a slate colour

[shaaark 10,184]

Well if you want to keep height and staying power, plus better coat, I'd go for a good deer/grey

[nothernlite 18,028]

Nice looking dog

Would love a slate colour

Nice looking dog

Would love a slate colour

colour go's for nothing lol dogs only young no ready for duties just showing coats had a deerhound cross and its coat was thin and skin.like paper you have time so be choosy and good luck Edited September 16, 2016 by nothernlite

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

I had a rough coated dog with skin like tissue paper. My red bitch (mixed lurcher) has got pretty thin coat but skin like a rhino. The new addition to my team (bull X cocker) has also got very thin coat like a whippet but skin like leather.

 

2 completely different things in my opinion and you probably want to find a stud dog with both a good coat and good skin. Just something to think about.

[bigjase1 159]

I thinking behind the rough or broken coat is she does feel the cold more when she running she warms up but walking the land she feels it more yes I have a kennel coat and use it but pain when you got to remove coat before slip if that makes sense

She has great prey drive and runs for ages I could just stick to day time with her so colder nights don't affect her but I love lsmping to much lol so if I put a Bette coat over her the pups should be better for the colder nights

[bigjase1 159]

Anyone got a first cross at stud

[Jekyll 329]

Dave sleight? Edrd mag

[Somewhereyournot 1,117]

Gotta be honest, do dogs really feel the cold walking n running at night? Only time I could think about being cold would be standing over a Warren... People using whippets in snow amd no problem.

With the weather only getting warmer for longer I'd stick to a smooth coat personally.

 

NL, your dogs are wheaton xs don't fib lol

Atb