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All lurcher crosses have there good and bad points. Having my first lurcher i decided to get some reading done and in several of these books the bull crosses seem to get a fair bit of critism. I have a grey bull pup and hes comming along great but since this is my 1st dog i have nothing to compair him to.

 

What are your thoughts on the bull cross used in lurchers????

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All lurcher crosses have there good and bad points. Having my first lurcher i decided to get some reading done and in several of these books the bull crosses seem to get a fair bit of critism. I have a grey bull pup and hes comming along great but since this is my 1st dog i have nothing to compair him to.

 

What are your thoughts on the bull cross used in lurchers????

are you regrettingbuyng yourbull cross? once you have a bullcross as long as you seehim right he will never ever let you down. he will never work half cocked and he will never jack before he dies!! and youll never own a lurcher without at least "a bit of bull" in it!!!

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All lurcher crosses have there good and bad points. Having my first lurcher i decided to get some reading done and in several of these books the bull crosses seem to get a fair bit of critism. I have a grey bull pup and hes comming along great but since this is my 1st dog i have nothing to compair him to.

 

What are your thoughts on the bull cross used in lurchers????

are you regrettingbuyng yourbull cross? once you have a bullcross as long as you seehim right he will never ever let you down. he will never work half cocked and he will never jack before he dies!! and youll never own a lurcher without at least "a bit of bull" in it!!!

 

No mate no regrets hes been a star already at just 7 months i was just intrested in peoples throughts of this cross as i have read in books ect where they get alot of critism.i am over the moon with his progress although i have no expirence with others crosses i would have another bull cross no bother :victory:

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All lurcher crosses have there good and bad points. Having my first lurcher i decided to get some reading done and in several of these books the bull crosses seem to get a fair bit of critism. I have a grey bull pup and hes comming along great but since this is my 1st dog i have nothing to compair him to.

 

What are your thoughts on the bull cross used in lurchers????

are you regrettingbuyng yourbull cross? once you have a bullcross as long as you seehim right he will never ever let you down. he will never work half cocked and he will never jack before he dies!! and youll never own a lurcher without at least "a bit of bull" in it!!!

 

 

because they are bull x dont meen they wont jack if worked regular :icon_eek:

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some will do the job others wont the same as in all breeds, i had one bullx bitch couple of years back, and was a pain in the ass, kept f*****g off when it suited her, had two foxs then then wouldnt take any thing after that, not even rabbits, but then my partner had a bullx and he was an absolute diamond in every way, he had the heart of a lion, would take any thing, he was obediant, he jumped was stock broken, he was one of them special dogs that you dont get very often, he did every thing that was asked of him.

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All lurcher crosses have there good and bad points. Having my first lurcher i decided to get some reading done and in several of these books the bull crosses seem to get a fair bit of critism. I have a grey bull pup and hes comming along great but since this is my 1st dog i have nothing to compair him to.

 

What are your thoughts on the bull cross used in lurchers????

are you regrettingbuyng yourbull cross? once you have a bullcross as long as you seehim right he will never ever let you down. he will never work half cocked and he will never jack before he dies!! and youll never own a lurcher without at least "a bit of bull" in it!!!

 

 

because they are bull x dont meen they wont jack if worked regular :icon_eek:

 

Jack ???????? :hmm::hmm:

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it's horse's for courses mate i wood not have one but that's just me and some people on hear think thay are the be all and end all in the lurcher world but ther not on some thing's thay might be but when it come's to hare's thay are not no good and people who say thay do's 3 or 16 with them are on drugs and that's just what i think so all you bull x people dont git sh/ty with me like you have done before just for giveing my opinion and that's what he wonted

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All lurcher crosses have there good and bad points. Having my first lurcher i decided to get some reading done and in several of these books the bull crosses seem to get a fair bit of critism. I have a grey bull pup and hes comming along great but since this is my 1st dog i have nothing to compair him to.

 

What are your thoughts on the bull cross used in lurchers????

 

 

there are many difrent prefrances/oppinions and aslo types of lurchers, i dont see how people can critisize surten types if they have not owned 'the' type (ie bull blooded) of lurcher,(not saying that eny-one on this thread has 'nocked' the bull type lurcher, but.. often this question comes up on this forum 'your thoughts on a bullcross'. why does it get repeated?

 

its a pointless question in my eyes, but there you go.. 'each to there own' :whistling:

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just because they are bullx's dont mean they are all thick set things that are to heavy to run, the bitch i got now has took the more racey side, and she can run, and yes they can catch hares, not many do but they can and i have seen a bullx catch hare

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