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I did,she’s coming up 13 now, she’s provided me with some cracking days out, half bred Hancock, Arthur was her sire 

She was a tidy enough wee bitch, ferreted had a good nose on her and took her fair share of feather  also wasn't shy at taking roe. Got caught up at a fence retrieving a hare by some young Aberdeen An

I've a first cross border collie greyhound, over a long time with various collie crosses he is the only Hancock I've owned. He's significantly bigger than the rest i've had which were all border cross

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8 hours ago, omegathelast said:

Agility and therefore strike, definitely.

Gameness that’s a whole topic in itself! There are game dogs and there are liabilities. If you are out every single week rabbiting on masses of permissions, as we used to be, you see how ‘game’ but intelligent dogs learn from their knocks and bumps, start to adjust and run accordingly. That’s a strength not a weakness. 
 

 

I agree completely. Gameness and liability is a very thin line in my opinion. I’ve got a young lurcher that’s currently got chest full of stitches that just seems unable to go at less than 110 percent and he keeps hurting himself, my older dog is game for sure but seems to have always had an understanding that killing yourself isn’t required! Running dogs that I have owned either seem to be sensible or liabilities and then liabilities do generally catch more but spend half their life injured. Given a choice I would always go steady even if some call that a lack of gameness. 

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