Saluki

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,822]

19 minutes ago, scotty12 said:

A good manager will get a dog running and succeeding on all types of land me old squire 

Disagree with that mate , a dog can look a masterpiece somewhere and elsewhere look b rate 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,822]

1 hour ago, mC HULL said:

They won't mate there agile as f**k you won't put weight on em  either there  in running shape from ten week like an adult in a Pups body lol 

 

Oh for f**k sake 

[chartpolski 27,584]

Awaiting incoming …

Cheers.

[scotty12 3,689]

30 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Disagree with that mate , a dog can look a masterpiece somewhere and elsewhere look b rate 

Don’t ruin my Monday Funday ffs lol 

[scotty12 3,689]

1 hour ago, mC HULL said:

They won't mate there agile as f**k you won't put weight on em  either there  in running shape from ten week like an adult in a Pups body lol 

 

Get pup wormed mate 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,822]

24 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Awaiting incoming …

Cheers.

Mate if I was after a dog to scare tve living daylights out of most things , I’d have a non ped / hard blood / racing type whatever they are called back to a sal grey in a heart beat . Up between where you and me live as dog like that would do very well up in the Moors and the small little fields etc .  Or even turn a few on jaunts down on the a1 a few times a year . Fair play would suit most people. 

the big gritty days , on the black up at cambs / lincs border ,backend of January ,  lashing down , the mud balling to the dogs feet, the wind chattering your wet trousers , the dog , 4 or 5 runs deep , that’s when that heavy Saluki stuff kicks in and shows the value . 

excusing the pun , horses for courses 

 

[mC HULL 15,653]

20 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Mate if I was after a dog to scare tve living daylights out of most things , I’d have a non ped / hard blood / racing type whatever they are called back to a sal grey in a heart beat . Up between where you and me live as dog like that would do very well up in the Moors and the small little fields etc .  Or even turn a few on jaunts down on the a1 a few times a year . Fair play would suit most people. 

the big gritty days , on the black up at cambs / lincs border ,backend of January ,  lashing down , the mud balling to the dogs feet, the wind chattering your wet trousers , the dog , 4 or 5 runs deep , that’s when that heavy Saluki stuff kicks in and shows the value . 

excusing the pun , horses for courses 

 

A bit like bombing about your back fields  as a kid  on a Thomas or puch50 lol 

But to.compete with the big bikes the honda cr500 or kx500 on the tracks you needed a big boys bike similar to the dogs lol 

[The drover 1,044]

1 hour ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Well said , getting a fast dog to run slow isn’t anything that can be taught. A fast dog will always run fast

Take a fast dog to big land constantly and it will slow up and use gears at right time . Just my experience 

[The drover 1,044]

51 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Mate if I was after a dog to scare tve living daylights out of most things , I’d have a non ped / hard blood / racing type whatever they are called back to a sal grey in a heart beat . Up between where you and me live as dog like that would do very well up in the Moors and the small little fields etc .  Or even turn a few on jaunts down on the a1 a few times a year . Fair play would suit most people. 

the big gritty days , on the black up at cambs / lincs border ,backend of January ,  lashing down , the mud balling to the dogs feet, the wind chattering your wet trousers , the dog , 4 or 5 runs deep , that’s when that heavy Saluki stuff kicks in and shows the value . 

excusing the pun , horses for courses 

 

And what of the saluki in the places you first mentioned stiffy . Horses for courses right enough 

[The drover 1,044]

2 hours ago, mC HULL said:

You prove me point running out out fen dogs in Scotland small.land I rest my case lol

Scotty12.  Maybe you should bring our mick up to a place we know we'll just after Xmas.  Good land . Better than a lot of hull . Al bet the hare heeeee heeeeee

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,822]

9 minutes ago, The drover said:

And what of the saluki in the places you first mentioned stiffy . Horses for courses right enough 

As I said in the post mate, to a Sal grey , which I always like in a hare chaser 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,822]

13 minutes ago, The drover said:

Take a fast dog to big land constantly and it will slow up and use gears at right time . Just my experience 

Or it will pull up , 

I regard a dog that’s fast as only ever a few runs away from pulling up and would handle accordingly 

[Seagull 409]

5 minutes ago, The drover said:

Scotty12.  Maybe you should bring our mick up to a place we know we'll just after Xmas.  Good land . Better than a lot of hull . Al bet the hare heeeee heeeeee

Sorry mate the Taxman took it, I collected my pup and claimed by land, up the English.

[mC HULL 15,653]

4 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Or it will pull up , 

I regard a dog that’s fast as only ever a few runs away from pulling up and would handle accordingly 

Stiffs on form today lol 

I've been there with a half cross great killer deadly but you know it's not outlasting the strongest of hares you've  got a Anthony Joshua on the lead 

And the strongest hares few dogs  can keep up with anyway never seen a whippet bend a buvk bubk dead winter 

 

 

Edited 6 hours ago by mC HULL

[Seagull 409]

38 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

Stiffs on form today lol 

I've been there with a half cross great killer deadly but you know it's not outlasting the strongest of hares you've  got a Anthony Joshua on the lead 

And the strongest hares few dogs  can keep up with anyway never seen a whippet bend a buvk bubk dead winter 

 

 

How many coursing breds can catch the strongest of hares?