Any Deerhound Based X Pup Suggestions.....

[ratmogit 16]

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

[dai dogs 1,193]

Been thinking of getting a pup out of this old un before he gets to old.... if i find the right bitch

[jukel123 6,570]

Been thinking of getting a pup out of this old un before he gets to old.... if i find the right bitch

A good grizzly bear might complement his conformation.

Edited October 23, 2016 by jukel123

[Lost Generation 93]

http://www.pets4homes.co.uk/pets4homes/home.nsf/dogsforsale!openform&Breed=Deerhound

[jackthelad 1,855]

Get him over a deerhound bitch dai an il have another out him

[mushroom 12,388]

Dai as always that is some animal mate

 

I'd be very tempted to get a bitch pup out of him.

Edited October 23, 2016 by mushroom

[morton 5,367]

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

Its a pity that you don,t want Collie in the mix,i firmly believe the finest lurchers ever created are Deerhoundy/Collie based.

[ratmogit 16]

 

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

 

Its a pity that you don,t want Collie in the mix,i firmly believe the finest lurchers ever created are Deerhoundy/Collie based.

you're probably right, I just dislike the collie, always found them a nuisance and trying to bite you when you weren't looking on the farms..... I don't think they are rubbish by any means

[ratmogit 16]

Been thinking of getting a pup out of this old un before he gets to old.... if i find the right bitch

what's his breeding Dai? Looks a good un.

[morton 5,367]

 

 

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

Its a pity that you don,t want Collie in the mix,i firmly believe the finest lurchers ever created are Deerhoundy/Collie based.

you're probably right, I just dislike the collie, always found them a nuisance and trying to bite you when you weren't looking on the farms..... I don't think they are rubbish by any means

 

The best balanced Deerhoundy lurchers are better with something else in the mix,at times.I find the Collie influence brings an edge to the breeding that nothing quite comes close to,the Collie as an habit of doing that with lurchers.

[Shaddy93 840]

 

 

 

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

 

Its a pity that you don,t want Collie in the mix,i firmly believe the finest lurchers ever created are Deerhoundy/Collie based.

you're probably right, I just dislike the collie, always found them a nuisance and trying to bite you when you weren't looking on the farms..... I don't think they are rubbish by any means

The best balanced Deerhoundy lurchers are better with something else in the mix,at times.I find the Collie influence brings an edge to the breeding that nothing quite comes close to,the Collie as an habit of doing that with lurchers.

how could a collie x possibly bring anything good into a deerhound cross? Just curious as I'm not a fan of collie crosses full stop haha just my oppinion

[morton 5,367]

 

 

 

 

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

Its a pity that you don,t want Collie in the mix,i firmly believe the finest lurchers ever created are Deerhoundy/Collie based.

you're probably right, I just dislike the collie, always found them a nuisance and trying to bite you when you weren't looking on the farms..... I don't think they are rubbish by any means

The best balanced Deerhoundy lurchers are better with something else in the mix,at times.I find the Collie influence brings an edge to the breeding that nothing quite comes close to,the Collie as an habit of doing that with lurchers.

how could a collie x possibly bring anything good into a deerhound cross? Just curious as I'm not a fan of collie crosses full stop haha just my oppinion

 

I could possibly wax lyrical on the finer attributes of the Collie,attributes that have enhanced lurcher breeding since lurcher breeding started,alas i find it is a wasted cause when falling on limited vision and deaf ears.

[Shaddy93 840]

 

 

 

 

 

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

 

Its a pity that you don,t want Collie in the mix,i firmly believe the finest lurchers ever created are Deerhoundy/Collie based.

you're probably right, I just dislike the collie, always found them a nuisance and trying to bite you when you weren't looking on the farms..... I don't think they are rubbish by any means

The best balanced Deerhoundy lurchers are better with something else in the mix,at times.I find the Collie influence brings an edge to the breeding that nothing quite comes close to,the Collie as an habit of doing that with lurchers.

how could a collie x possibly bring anything good into a deerhound cross? Just curious as I'm not a fan of collie crosses full stop haha just my oppinion

I could possibly wax lyrical on the finer attributes of the Collie,attributes that have enhanced lurcher breeding since lurcher breeding started,alas i find it is a wasted cause when falling on limited vision and deaf ears.

Just wondering that's all, myself if I was to run a deerhound cross I wouldn't have it for rabbits or anything that looks abit like a rabbit there for I don't know why you would risk putting collie blood in there when let's be honest yes they are good at what they do rabbits and the odd long ear but anything with teeth there not the gamest of dogs, I'm not saying there's no collie greyhound out there that does the job on them but on average there a one or two trade dog, again Iv nothing against anyone that runs this cross i just find it mind boggling when people add collie to a bull x or deerhound x etc etc

[gamerooster 1,179]

What could a dog bring to lurcher breeding that hasn't been worked properly in hundreds ofor years over a collie that are some of the most talented working dogs out there

[forest of dean redneck 11,190]

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'm after a pup, I've been looking for ages and I'm struggling. I was originally set on a half cross, but can't really find anything, so looking for suggestions and any decent litters around or planned?? (not keen on collies) thanks

Its a pity that you don,t want Collie in the mix,i firmly believe the finest lurchers ever created are Deerhoundy/Collie based.

you're probably right, I just dislike the collie, always found them a nuisance and trying to bite you when you weren't looking on the farms..... I don't think they are rubbish by any means

The best balanced Deerhoundy lurchers are better with something else in the mix,at times.I find the Collie influence brings an edge to the breeding that nothing quite comes close to,the Collie as an habit of doing that with lurchers.

how could a collie x possibly bring anything good into a deerhound cross? Just curious as I'm not a fan of collie crosses full stop haha just my oppinion

I could possibly wax lyrical on the finer attributes of the Collie,attributes that have enhanced lurcher breeding since lurcher breeding started,alas i find it is a wasted cause when falling on limited vision and deaf ears.

Just wondering that's all, myself if I was to run a deerhound cross I wouldn't have it for rabbits or anything that looks abit like a rabbit there for I don't know why you would risk putting collie blood in there when let's be honest yes they are good at what they do rabbits and the odd long ear but anything with teeth there not the gamest of dogs, I'm not saying there's no collie greyhound out there that does the job on them but on average there a one or two trade dog, again Iv nothing against anyone that runs this cross i just find it mind boggling when people add collie to a bull x or deerhound x etc etc

Because the people that want collie in their deer or bull blooded lurchers are not interested in teeth they are doing edible quarry,and years ago ,the deer/grey x collie grey was the bees knees in lurchers crosses.