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Flat backed Beddie for the Whippet cross or not!!!!!!!


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Hi I own a Proper Working Beddie (Flat back type) and she does her stuff to the utmost and im interested in getting a Lurcher (Beddie x whippet)

Do I put her to a whippet or get a pup in.

Will the pups be too stodgy as shes not the roach backed type.in fact i think theres a touch of Lakie in there as if you read the terrier forum shes the same type as "Swansea Jack Breeds". I got her from Nicky from Halifax

Has anyone tryed this Beddie x Whippet way or would you leave it to the roach back type.?

Im Looking to breed her as I want a pup is anyone out there interested in the to be pups to be Im Looking for a PROPER WORKING WHIPPET Id obviously want first pick but then id let the rest go for peanuts to good working homes

 

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How tall is she Pidge?

13 inch to the shoulders to be honest

she does do the stuff and the kids love her so i suppose thats that. trouble is it goats me when im out and people ask me what she is and i just say beddie x I Know theres more beddie than anything else but when someone approaches you with 2 bedlingtons its hard to explain "weve all got the same dog" To br fair the pic dosent do her justice as she needs a trim

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There's one like that in John Glovers book, page 90.

A lot of people do say 19" is about as small you would want to go for a small lurcher.

I would look for a litter coming up of beddy whippets and maybe use your bitch later on to produce some straight beddys.

Good luck mate.

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