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Of all the terriers used to produce a lurcher, the bedlington is one of the most popular. The offspring of the first-cross bedlington greyhound have good feet, rough or broken jackets, a strong jaw, keen nose and bottomless courage. Hunting and marking comes naturally to the bedlington greyhound, making it an ideal lurcher for rabbit and fox work. It is true to say of the bedlington greyhound that ‘when the going gets tough, the tough get going’.
Although the first cross is often too slow to take hare regularly, it is not through lack of trying. Most first