stuey2007

Ryt im looking for abit of advice as this is my first time tryin to breed of my dog, ive been told that bitches are most fertile during the 10th to 14th days of there season, well its her 12th day and my dog still wont take to her, so will he know when shes ready or what? just need abit of advice thats all and im not looking to make a quick bit of cash either im a genuine lad whos had a few people wanting a pup of these two proven dogs i will no doubt keep one if i end up seeing the pups cheers stuey

Heres my saluki/greyhound X bull/greyhound "Flash" At 6 months old at 10months old around 18months old Just the other week stuey

I believe in the saying "its not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog" however there are limits of what can be expected from your dog. as you need to buy the right tools for the job. little dogs can take foxs but they wont be able to keep up with bigger dogs over time without becoming sickend.

are you from darlington? have them pictures been taken up barmpton lane? just wondering as it look familiar

Good action pics there think there better than pics of dead uns. keep up the good work

BUMP

sorry to hear of your loss least she left her mark on you with her personality, and thats what you will always remember. regards stuey

Strike, Flash, Jet, hope this helps

good pictures there, even of the dog fertilizing the crops

Same thing was happening with my whippet , more trips in the car and the sick stopped. Think they just need time to get used to it

Sorry to hear of your loss, dog looked a real gem

like both for different reasons really, but if i had to choose probably daytime as you might not get big hauls but seeing your dog run a winter (january) hare on snow , is a sight to never forget

galgo/whippet sound like a good idea

nice looking pup,best of look with him

nice looking dog, should have sum nice hauls in the future if things keep going as they are