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lol.....lets be honest gene...your life partner  is wearing the trousers...  and there's no way he's letting you get a dog

Yeah, I feel the same fellah,...I don't really care whether a pup of mine goes to a working or a pet home, just as long as it is well cared for...?  I always try to gift pups to genuinely nice gu

If you’re dealing with decent fellas & you’re a decent sort yourself you’ll get a pup for free, it’s the ones charging a grand id be wary of

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9 minutes ago, Gene said:

I still can't get my head around coursing lads refusing to accept that other sighthound blood, be that of greyhound/whippet have possibly brought a lot to the mix in the coursing breds.

If they didn't are they saying it was the saluki back in the day that added that speed, if so then how come the coursing breds are usually faster than pure saluki?

Without greyhound blood very few hares would be killed at all

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27 minutes ago, Deerhunter1 said:

Without greyhound blood very few hares would be killed at all

Wouldn't you just breed your saluki faster for the land.  greyhound blood is just a quick fix, just look at some of the close bred ones look just like salukies

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12 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Not much of anything

2 minutes ago, Gene said:

But that's the thing isn't it, if the old timers were sourcing good pures back in the day why did they feel the need to add other breeds to the mix?

I know the narrative is they just used what they had at the time but some of those lads were putting the time and effort in to getting pures so I don't think they may have been as hard up for good blood as we think.

 

 

Should think it was very hard , almost impossible to get a good pure and still is. 

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42 minutes ago, Gene said:

So what's the crack then? The dogs of today came down off the few good pures that were around or did they come off mediocre pures and that's why other breeds were added to the pot?

You have to think, just because im those pures were the best we had that doesn't mean they were the best out there.

you got your hands on a good pure back then it wasn’t easy to get a lining 

a saluki lurcher runs just like a pure saluki 

just that saluki lurchers of today are from good killers it’s bound to improve them 

it is still hard now to get a lining from saluki breeders isn’t it 

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6 minutes ago, Gene said:

Don't you think it's possible that there's lines of pures in the middle east that are superior to the coursing breds of today?

All these questions are like the chicken or the egg questions, I suppose that even the coursing breds are that heavily saluki saturated that a greyhound/whippet/bedlington or whatever has no relevance whatsoever because they are that far back in the line.

i would think middle eastern dogs are more long distance runners 

the salukis used bk in the day like knightellington windswift etc we’re used for hare coursing aswell as showing they could kill hares 

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21 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

come on you been serious ? 

Greyhound blood is hugely under valued, people don’t realise how important it is. Back in the days before the ban you wouldn’t be having much success on deer either with a pure saluki that’s a fact & I’ve never heard of one that would do a turn on foxes.

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