Picked A Lovely Pup

[Kay 3,709]

As some of you know I had my 2 greyhounds pts within 8 weeks of each other both aged 13 , I said I would not have a dog again as its so hard when you have to let go.

 

But the home isnt a home without a dog & I have missed having the old hounds about the place , so after a lot of thought I decided I needed a dog.

 

I have selected this little lurcher pup, she will be ready in about 4 weeks , she appears to be quite steady I think I have chosen the right one, thats what my guts telling me

 

 

 

 

[Qbgrey 4,386]

cute little thing that.

[OneManAndHisDog 513]

How she bred mate?

[darbo 4,779]

Best of luck.

[Kay 3,709]

How she bred mate?

To be honest I have no idea,.. the dam is about whippit dog sized, quite a compact bitch

[northern lad 2,293]

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

[Kay 3,709]

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

Looking forwards to having a pup, the house feels strange with no dog i need summat to keep me feet warm on the sofa

[Jax13 251]

 

 

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

Looking forwards to having a pup, the house feels strange with no dog i need summat to keep me feet warm on the sofa

That'll be the puddles of dog piss?!

[bird 10,014]

 

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

Looking forwards to having a pup, the house feels strange with no dog i need summat to keep me feet warm on the sofa

 

looks nice pup that kay maybe drop of bull in her , but with whippet type mom , might have watered it down a bit , it will be great for you having her with you in the house, they deff keep you on your toes lol. Funny thing is, my next lurcher i have will live in the house, something about 22-23in , not small but not to big either .Ive always kept my lurchers outside for 30 years, there outside now Bryn + Buck, just fancied a change , maybe i am mellowing in my old age lol , yeh lurchers big or small make great pets and workers in or outside deff

[Kay 3,709]

 

 

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

Looking forwards to having a pup, the house feels strange with no dog i need summat to keep me feet warm on the sofa

 

looks nice pup that kay maybe drop of bull in her , but with whippet type mom , might have watered it down a bit , it will be great for you having her with you in the house, they deff keep you on your toes lol. Funny thing is, my next lurcher i have will live in the house, something about 22-23in , not small but not to big either .Ive always kept my lurchers outside for 30 years, there outside now Bryn + Buck, just fancied a change , maybe i am mellowing in my old age lol , yeh lurchers big or small make great pets and workers in or outside deff

 

I am looking forwards to the challenge, I agree with you re the bull, the first time I saw her she was sat in a wash basket right at the back with her head up , I said to my bloke that pup at the back is lovely , she has one little bit of black on her ear .

 

I then bumped into the lad who has the mom & I commented on that pup , he said it was a bitch & she was the only one left out of the bitches , so I arranged to see them & she is lovely Ray , just something about her ... my gut was telling me she was the right pup, not to pushy or hanging back

 

So that's how I came by her , next 4 weeks better go quick

[bird 10,014]

 

 

 

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

Looking forwards to having a pup, the house feels strange with no dog i need summat to keep me feet warm on the sofa

 

looks nice pup that kay maybe drop of bull in her , but with whippet type mom , might have watered it down a bit , it will be great for you having her with you in the house, they deff keep you on your toes lol. Funny thing is, my next lurcher i have will live in the house, something about 22-23in , not small but not to big either .Ive always kept my lurchers outside for 30 years, there outside now Bryn + Buck, just fancied a change , maybe i am mellowing in my old age lol , yeh lurchers big or small make great pets and workers in or outside deff

 

I am looking forwards to the challenge, I agree with you re the bull, the first time I saw her she was sat in a wash basket right at the back with her head up , I said to my bloke that pup at the back is lovely , she has one little bit of black on her ear .

 

I then bumped into the lad who has the mom & I commented on that pup , he said it was a bitch & she was the only one left out of the bitches , so I arranged to see them & she is lovely Ray , just something about her ... my gut was telling me she was the right pup, not to pushy or hanging back

 

So that's how I came by her , next 4 weeks better go quick

 

well it sounds great , go with your gut feeling with pups. iam the same as you , dont like shy pups, nore head bangers lol , hope it works out for you, and it should with you, with her . be interesting what she looks like in 12 weeks time .

[Kay 3,709]

 

 

 

 

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

Looking forwards to having a pup, the house feels strange with no dog i need summat to keep me feet warm on the sofa

 

looks nice pup that kay maybe drop of bull in her , but with whippet type mom , might have watered it down a bit , it will be great for you having her with you in the house, they deff keep you on your toes lol. Funny thing is, my next lurcher i have will live in the house, something about 22-23in , not small but not to big either .Ive always kept my lurchers outside for 30 years, there outside now Bryn + Buck, just fancied a change , maybe i am mellowing in my old age lol , yeh lurchers big or small make great pets and workers in or outside deff

 

I am looking forwards to the challenge, I agree with you re the bull, the first time I saw her she was sat in a wash basket right at the back with her head up , I said to my bloke that pup at the back is lovely , she has one little bit of black on her ear .

 

I then bumped into the lad who has the mom & I commented on that pup , he said it was a bitch & she was the only one left out of the bitches , so I arranged to see them & she is lovely Ray , just something about her ... my gut was telling me she was the right pup, not to pushy or hanging back

 

So that's how I came by her , next 4 weeks better go quick

 

well it sounds great , go with your gut feeling with pups. iam the same as you , dont like shy pups, nore head bangers lol , hope it works out for you, and it should with you, with her . be interesting what she looks like in 12 weeks time .

 

I want to chart her progress over the first 12 months Ray , I will no doubt be asking you questions when I come up against any issues if thats ok Ray? as your more experienced with dogs with bull in them

[bird 10,014]

 

 

 

 

 

Good luck with the new pup Kay,similair situation for me last yearwhen I lost my old dog....Waited 6 months then ended up with a lurcher pup lol atb Dave

Looking forwards to having a pup, the house feels strange with no dog i need summat to keep me feet warm on the sofa

 

looks nice pup that kay maybe drop of bull in her , but with whippet type mom , might have watered it down a bit , it will be great for you having her with you in the house, they deff keep you on your toes lol. Funny thing is, my next lurcher i have will live in the house, something about 22-23in , not small but not to big either .Ive always kept my lurchers outside for 30 years, there outside now Bryn + Buck, just fancied a change , maybe i am mellowing in my old age lol , yeh lurchers big or small make great pets and workers in or outside deff

 

I am looking forwards to the challenge, I agree with you re the bull, the first time I saw her she was sat in a wash basket right at the back with her head up , I said to my bloke that pup at the back is lovely , she has one little bit of black on her ear .

 

I then bumped into the lad who has the mom & I commented on that pup , he said it was a bitch & she was the only one left out of the bitches , so I arranged to see them & she is lovely Ray , just something about her ... my gut was telling me she was the right pup, not to pushy or hanging back

 

So that's how I came by her , next 4 weeks better go quick

 

well it sounds great , go with your gut feeling with pups. iam the same as you , dont like shy pups, nore head bangers lol , hope it works out for you, and it should with you, with her . be interesting what she looks like in 12 weeks time .

 

I want to chart her progress over the first 12 months Ray , I will no doubt be asking you questions when I come up against any issues if thats ok Ray? as your more experienced with dogs with bull in them

 

no prob Kay, she be fine , just be kind and steady with her , alot of bullxs have been easy to train being honest , as you know ive been brought up with bull breeds staffs,pit,bull mastiffs , and our pit bitch we had at the time , was well bred pit 58lb , but easy to train and great temp , we had old lurcher x lurcher bitch , who was the boss of the yard , all the dogs were scared of her lol she in looked like 25 in greyhound . treat your pup like you did your greys , you prob spoil her anyway lol if any probs later on just pm Ray

[tb25 4,627]

Lovely that Kay.