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This was Sunday and yea. She is bitten to shit 

What relevance has how good it is at earth work when he wants to cross it with a running dog? It's his bitch and if he wants a leggy type of tyke out of it then crack on bud. Too many on here think th

?? Why I moved to Newmarket  every ones same height as me makes me feel normal ?

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35 minutes ago, Black neck said:

How old is she

 She not ready yet  she just gone through her second heat should be going through the third round June July time then the 4th some time in November know its a bi away but better to look now then rush about later 

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1 hour ago, Harry255 said:

 She not ready yet  she just gone through her second heat should be going through the third round June July time then the 4th some time in November know its a bi away but better to look now then rush about later 

So she’s 1yr old then ??‍♂️Tbh what is the point in putting pups on the ground out of a young bitch that will be producing a none conventional cross ??‍♂️

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1 hour ago, poxon said:

So she’s 1yr old then ??‍♂️Tbh what is the point in putting pups on the ground out of a young bitch that will be producing a none conventional cross ??‍♂️

Like I said  I'm waiting more till the end of the year   and just cause it's unconventional don't mean it's a bad thing 

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29 minutes ago, Harry255 said:

Like I said  I'm waiting more till the end of the year   and just cause it's unconventional don't mean it's a bad thing 

That’s not my point I was getting at fella my point is what’s the point in putting pups on the ground out of a bitch that by next year would of only completed one season work ? by one season you can’t honestly know if a dogs really got what it takes to be a useful seasoned worker when it’s still learning it’s trade.shelters are full of dogs were people have sentimental bred dogs it’s a pointless exercise Mate. what will this cross offer that a work bred whippet hasn’t already got in hand ? unless there only being bred for money ??‍♂️ Your dog up to you what you do with it at the end of the day but highly doubt there be a que of people that work dogs taking a risk on a pup tbh there be avoided like the plague until there’s some seasons behind the bitch 

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9 minutes ago, poxon said:

That’s not my point I was getting at fella my point is what’s the point in putting pups on the ground out of a bitch that by next year would of only completed one season work ? by one season you can’t honestly know if a dogs really got what it takes to be a useful seasoned worker when it’s still learning it’s trade.shelters are full of dogs were people have sentimental bred dogs it’s a pointless exercise Mate. what will this cross offer that a work bred whippet hasn’t already got in hand ? unless there only being bred for money ??‍♂️ Your dog up to you what you do with it at the end of the day but highly doubt there be a que of people that work dogs taking a risk on a pup tbh there be avoided like the plague until there’s some seasons behind the bitch 

 Fair play I see what you was saying he pups where more for me and a few friends who expressed some interest wasnt intending on selling the pups but I see what ya saying

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Does it make the pups any better if the bitch works underground ? After all a whippet x border Lakeland isn’t going to go to ground... it’s a ratching dog, bred to hunt rabbits ect. I fully understand the bitch has to be a mature dog to breed from.

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42 minutes ago, Dougal McGuire said:

You couldnt really go wrong with a terrier x whippet. It doesn t need be a season veteran to breed off

 I was told the same lie years ago you can’t go wrong with a terrier x whippet 

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