Whippet x Grey

[Suffolkpest 56]

22 hours ago, Daniel cain said:

He's in new Zealand I think mate

Sorry, I'm probably using the wrong terminology, I meant what's the ground like he runs his dogs on? Big/small fields/heath, flinty ground, heather moorland - that type of thing

[mush 204]

They have only one speed and thats flat out trying to kill them selves. If they get the whippet skin they open up like a zip. if they live long enough the make great dogs as long as it don't rain lol

[SONOFSOIL 215]

Breeding from pure greys is the lowest standards in lurcher breeding imo, dont know why lads still do it, can just about understand if its proven in the field but track mutts no way, worker to worker, it aint rocket science.

[Ferretman65 2,123]

I have two first x whippet greyhounds at the minutes only 7 months now bitch is really doing well out learning the ferreting game marking holes settings staying at the minute shes like a collie lurcher lol I couldn't ask for her to be any more advanced as she is alow iam not running her yet at rabbits trust me these we dogs can do it Depending on the dog itself all dog our individual's. 

[Ferretman65 2,123]

Ps I have some videos of me training these we dogs as soon as I know how to put them up I will new to all this look forward to hearing from us all 

[toolebox 1,384]

On 07/04/2021 at 03:23, Suffolkpest said:

Sorry, I'm probably using the wrong terminology, I meant what's the ground like he runs his dogs on? Big/small fields/heath, flinty ground, heather moorland - that type of thing

all of the above its just depends where I go  on any given day ,winter running ,summer running its all required of the dogs ,but mine aren't champions by any means  ,but give it 110% so Im happy to own em.

 

[toolebox 1,384]

On 31/03/2021 at 20:50, Aussie Whip said:

I've got a 3/4 whip 1/4 grey and she's a decent worker. My opinion is get it out ferreting young so it gets a few knocks before it gets too fast. They are heart in mouth dogs but they do learn. Don't know about a first cross but mine has no problems with it's feet.

I think that's a very good point & something I would totally agree on .

[Aussie Whip 3,822]

Just now, toolebox said:

I think that's a very good point & something I would totally agree on .

Because I mainly ferret I take my pups along as soon as they can follow, it's never put one off missing them. If I was doing as much as you do I'd probably go for a sturdier type instead of straight running dogs.