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Is there anyone keeping a line going of working pures? Ever since I got into dogs I've always said I'd have a pure one day and I know what people say they won't do nothing a good line bred won't do ect but I will have one in the near future and the missus likes them which is a bonus. So back to my question, when I first started out in dogs a good few year back you would here of pures tor khan sonny but I rarely here of anything any more and don't see as many litters from working lines so my question is are they not as popular or am I looking/asking in the wrong place. Any info be great ?

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2 hours ago, James88 said:

Is there anyone keeping a line going of working pures? Ever since I got into dogs I've always said I'd have a pure one day and I know what people say they won't do nothing a good line bred won't do ect but I will have one in the near future and the missus likes them which is a bonus. So back to my question, when I first started out in dogs a good few year back you would here of pures tor khan sonny but I rarely here of anything any more and don't see as many litters from working lines so my question is are they not as popular or am I looking/asking in the wrong place. Any info be great ?

It doesn't matter if they would or wouldn't do anything that a line bred dog couldn't do, somebody has to keep and work them or there'd be nowhere to go for a saluki outcross 

There's been a few lads over the years keen with the pures, Brookie, Arcticgun, and Desertbred to name a few

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2 hours ago, Daniel cain said:

 there's plenty about for the right money...them and their X's are a peddlers dream?

Are they bred right though and have they been tested to a degree like the old stuff is the question

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1 hour ago, low plains drifter said:

It doesn't matter if they would or wouldn't do anything that a line bred dog couldn't do, somebody has to keep and work them or there'd be nowhere to go for a saluki outcross 

There's been a few lads over the years keen with the pures, Brookie, Arcticgun, and Desertbred to name a few

Yes your dead right there mate I've always wanted to try one I'm in it sport not numbers go by myself so it would only have to please me

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1 hour ago, James88 said:

Yes your dead right there mate I've always wanted to try one I'm in it sport not numbers go by myself so it would only have to please me

Don't be so sure you'll be pleased having one,their head wreckers at times

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seen quite a few pure salukis, running over the years very unpredictable, some days and they were on top form they were brilliant at coursing hares, other days wouldnt try hard, would just lollop behind the hare, and wouldnt even attempt to strike or pick the hare up,never seen one retrieve, just stand over what they killed,owned a couple of first xs and a 3/4 bred salukix greyhound, totally different dogs, if i were abit younger id  be going down  those lines again,obedience can be very challenging to say the least, still i wish you well with a pure if you can find one with decent breeding and at a realistic price.

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16 hours ago, LuhLeeke said:

Africa (mostly south) has some salukis, they also like to put them into their boergreys. That's the only place outside of the desert middle-eastern countries I've seen salukis used for work.

Wouldn't be looking to import and definitely not a millionaire lol, would be looking for a UK line dog

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