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nice pics, the young lad did well,  dogs look good, you wont beat a spaniel  for mooching knocking stuff out, mind you ive  been lucky with last 2 lurchers , a gsd x grey , and had collie x grey, both had great nose, and my big dog will go in cover if there game in there, my old lurcher when alive would hang back and wait for a bolt  clever bugger lol. get you lad some gloves, i know they dont feel the cold when young, my grand kids never do,  but i keep a pair just incase , keep them happy as they say .

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21 minutes ago, bird said:

nice pics, the young lad did well,  dogs look good, you wont beat a spaniel  for mooching knocking stuff out, mind you ive  been lucky with last 2 lurchers , a gsd x grey , and had collie x grey, both had great nose, and my big dog will go in cover if there game in there, my old lurcher when alive would hang back and wait for a bolt  clever bugger lol. get you lad some gloves, i know they dont feel the cold when young, my grand kids never do,  but i keep a pair just incase , keep them happy as they say .

The only thing he had to carry to the car was his gloves, so naturally when we got there he didn't have gloves. The spaniels nose if top notch and if there is something around she will find out. She also air scents which apparently not many cockers do but how accurate that is I don't know, she's done it from a pup. The lurcher hasn't learnt to hold back yet so tries to follow into cover, usually just getting in the spaniels way! Gsd x grey sounds an interest mix! 

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11 hours ago, scottpenn28 said:

The only thing he had to carry to the car was his gloves, so naturally when we got there he didn't have gloves. The spaniels nose if top notch and if there is something around she will find out. She also air scents which apparently not many cockers do but how accurate that is I don't know, she's done it from a pup. The lurcher hasn't learnt to hold back yet so tries to follow into cover, usually just getting in the spaniels way! Gsd x grey sounds an interest mix! 

yeh, the gsd x grey good mix, great at lamping, and like said good in the day, brill nose finding stuff. a lad i know runs a bel mal x deerhound x grey bitch, very good lamping dog run all night. ive always said that the gsd x and the bel mal x are deff a step from the norm collie x grey lurcher, having had 3 collie xs greys before , thats what ive found .!

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16 hours ago, bird said:

yeh, the gsd x grey good mix, great at lamping, and like said good in the day, brill nose finding stuff. a lad i know runs a bel mal x deerhound x grey bitch, very good lamping dog run all night. ive always said that the gsd x and the bel mal x are deff a step from the norm collie x grey lurcher, having had 3 collie xs greys before , thats what ive found .!

Forgive my ignorance but what is the gsd or mali bringing? Obviously the collie x grey is used by many for many things and seems like a decent way to go, is the gsd just adding bit more stamina? Or less hearding instinct? Top of my head all I can think is the mal just gives a bit more aggression?  

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1 hour ago, scottpenn28 said:

Forgive my ignorance but what is the gsd or mali bringing? Obviously the collie x grey is used by many for many things and seems like a decent way to go, is the gsd just adding bit more stamina? Or less hearding instinct? Top of my head all I can think is the mal just gives a bit more aggression?  

Your said it now

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33 minutes ago, scottpenn28 said:

Funny thing is, within the last 5 minutes I've seen 4 posts on fb of this mix. So clearly I'm late to the party 

 

41 minutes ago, scottpenn28 said:

Genuinely interested to know what adding those into the mix brings. I honestly know nothing of the breeds, birds clearly did their job so I'm sure he will educate and enlighten me 

Reckon it'll be a longun

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49 minutes ago, forest of dean redneck said:

10-15 year ago they were popular .

Just been doing a bit of research as was interested. From what I've read they did, as you say, get very popular for a moment, but apparently weren't good enough to stand the test of time. Also they apparently have hip issues, which I can't imagine being wanted in a running dog. However, they supposedly did the business for a time. 

Forgot to mention that they apparently retain information better than most breeds so we're bred into the x for their brains 

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