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A photo i took the other day of my Deerhound x Greyhound   atb

I never tire of putting this picture up; Cheers.  

Seven weeks old, first cross Deerhound / Greyhound; Cheers.  

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On 26/05/2021 at 22:54, Rory4 said:

I don’t know anyone working deer xs that’s the problem 

Get out see a few first  

and when they are fading dead on the back of its second day time course or knocking itself useless against everything in its path then go get something coursing bred 

 

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3 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Get out see a few first  

and when they are fading dead on the back of its second day time course or knocking itself useless against everything in its path then go get something coursing bred 

 

LOL, you may have something of a point there. They do breed deerhounds a bit big and clumsy these days. They're a nice dog to own though and the first pure in Stonewalls post looks a better stamp to me. His half cross too.

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2 minutes ago, Maximus Ferret said:

LOL, you may have something of a point there. They do breed deerhounds a bit big and clumsy these days. They're a nice dog to own though and the first pure in Stonewalls post looks a better stamp to me. His half cross too.

I don’t see why people breed them down , surely that height is the whole point in owning a deerhound in the 1st place ? 
 

theyvare lovely looking animal but they just can’t stick the graft, shame like 

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54 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

I don’t see why people breed them down , surely that height is the whole point in owning a deerhound in the 1st place ? 
 

theyvare lovely looking animal but they just can’t stick the graft, shame like 

Some do some don’t depends on how they are bred,and as for size why not bring them down abit as when I brought the size down on mine it was a bit more better on the turning and speed.But still punched above its size.

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2 minutes ago, lurchers said:

Some do some don’t depends on how they are bred,and as for size why not bring them down abit as when I brought the size down on mine it was a bit more better on the turning and speed.But still punched above its size.

A deerhound x punching above its size what were u running wi it giraffe ?

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9 hours ago, Black neck said:

A deerhound x punching above its size what were u running wi it giraffe ?

Read it properly I brought the size down (23 inch ) bitch as I put a whippet over the 1stx and she was taking the same stuff as a 1stx still.I keep forgetting you just like to take the piss out of what others right.Sorry ya highness

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I've seen a lot of deerhound crosses and a few pures, and they seem to be only any good when you get down to 1/4 deerhound. They have good mouths on them and they look good, but they have bad feet, turn like buses and lack speed till you get to 1/4 breds. 

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Is this another kind of nostalgic thing ? Where deer hound xs are as good as anything that’s got a chunk of grey and reared right? But no better ? Don’t see anyone running them much now and the ‘great’ ones are all long dead and just memories. 

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12 hours ago, lurchers said:

Read it properly I brought the size down (23 inch ) bitch as I put a whippet over the 1stx and she was taking the same stuff as a 1stx still.I keep forgetting you just like to take the piss out of what others right.Sorry ya highness

Dunt be upset g I'm only pulling it out on ya 

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6 hours ago, mush said:

I've seen a lot of deerhound crosses and a few pures, and they seem to be only any good when you get down to 1/4 deerhound. They have good mouths on them and they look good, but they have bad feet, turn like buses and lack speed till you get to 1/4 breds. 

That's right even them that devoted the lives 2 these dogs admit the smaller they got and more greyhound or other blood they added the better they was

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