Kelpie/greyhound Litters

[mooney 0]

Interested to know if any kelpie x greyhound litters are planned in the near future?

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

dno mate

[jigsaw 11,905]

i was going to breed my 1st x this year but the thought of finding suitable homes for them just put me off,plus finding a stud dog that does a variety of stuff is nigh impossible,shes getting on a bit now at 9 years old..and ive done a lot of different things with her

[TOMO 29,924]

what about using a grew jiggy..?

[jigsaw 11,905]

I want to try use a herding dog x if I can,I get on well with the bitch,and Im not a fan of whippet blood at all tommo I must admit,I like the way she thinks for herself and I can shoot over her without her running in,shes fairly versatile,I have a very good 1st x saluki here,hes taken plenty of everything but I still would prefer a collie/kelpie xtype stud...I may never breed from her but I always consider it...getting her to be agreeable with a dog covering her is another issue though

[trigger2 3,618]

I want to try use a herding dog x if I can,I get on well with the bitch,and Im not a fan of whippet blood at all tommo I must admit,I like the way she thinks for herself and I can shoot over her without her running in,shes fairly versatile,I have a very good 1st x saluki here,hes taken plenty of everything but I still would prefer a collie/kelpie xtype stud...I may never breed from her but I always consider it...getting her to be agreeable with a dog covering her is another issue though

i wouldnt think you will have any problems with her being agreeable with a stud dog when the time is right, i am sure nature being what it is she will be more than willing if not a good experienced dog will sort her.

[marshman 7,758]

I want to try use a herding dog x if I can,I get on well with the bitch,and Im not a fan of whippet blood at all tommo I must admit,I like the way she thinks for herself and I can shoot over her without her running in,shes fairly versatile,I have a very good 1st x saluki here,hes taken plenty of everything but I still would prefer a collie/kelpie xtype stud...I may never breed from her but I always consider it...getting her to be agreeable with a dog covering her is another issue though

get a Chinese takeaway dim the lights then put on a bit of Dean Martin always works for me . I'm sure she'll melt if you do that for s stud dog ??

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

iv a kelpie bull grey here your welcome to use if you ever got stuck hes only 3 years old around 23.5 tts he had a bad leg injury last season so now hes just a pet ,just a thought

[jigsaw 11,905]

iv a kelpie bull grey here your welcome to use if you ever got stuck hes only 3 years old around 23.5 tts he had a bad leg injury last season so now hes just a pet ,just a thought

thanks for the offer,as I said I may never breed from her,its not my favourite thought having pups about..hes a nicely made dog too

Edited November 29, 2016 by jigsaw

[jigsaw 11,905]

 

I want to try use a herding dog x if I can,I get on well with the bitch,and Im not a fan of whippet blood at all tommo I must admit,I like the way she thinks for herself and I can shoot over her without her running in,shes fairly versatile,I have a very good 1st x saluki here,hes taken plenty of everything but I still would prefer a collie/kelpie xtype stud...I may never breed from her but I always consider it...getting her to be agreeable with a dog covering her is another issue though

i wouldnt think you will have any problems with her being agreeable with a stud dog when the time is right, i am sure nature being what it is she will be more than willing if not a good experienced dog will sort her.

 

believe me when she came in season and any dog tries it on she goes ape,lol...shes placid at the best of times but she wont tolerate any invasion of her space,lol

[jigsaw 11,905]

 

I want to try use a herding dog x if I can,I get on well with the bitch,and Im not a fan of whippet blood at all tommo I must admit,I like the way she thinks for herself and I can shoot over her without her running in,shes fairly versatile,I have a very good 1st x saluki here,hes taken plenty of everything but I still would prefer a collie/kelpie xtype stud...I may never breed from her but I always consider it...getting her to be agreeable with a dog covering her is another issue though

get a Chinese takeaway dim the lights then put on a bit of Dean Martin always works for me . I'm sure she'll melt if you do that for s stud dog

 

jesus your an easy lay MM,