Chevy Chase
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Plastic Barrels for beds.
Chevy Chase replied to Britishbull24's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Ideal them mate, thanks for posting. I was thinking the same myself either going 30 or 60 L rather than the 110 on the earlier design posted. Do you find they use the benches on top? Not sure if mine would -
Nice looking litter, like the look of this little guy. Hope they do you proud
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Plastic Barrels for beds.
Chevy Chase replied to Britishbull24's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
I know this is an old thread but it cropped up on a search…. I just wondered if anyone had built any of these and how they found them? Really like the look of the excellent design drawn up here, might have a bash at making something similar. Cheers -
There’s plenty of pictures and videos doing the rounds on social media. Wondered myself if anyone knew the crack on here
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Not a hare but seen this doing the rounds on Facebook, shot in England
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How’s the big dogs bred mate?
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It’s always the saluki that spoils em
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There’ll be just as many “coursing breds” around that aren’t worth a shilling as any other type of lurcher. Take off the rose tinted glasses they’re not all world beaters
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As said won’t matter but once you’ve had him vasectomised you’ll need to check it’s worked with an unrelated Jill
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Liked the look of the Mali x grey bitch
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It’s not my box mate but I’ll be asking the question next time I hear it!
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I don’t know if anyone else has had anything to do with the blue one but they beep twice as loud as the yellow box and I don’t think they’re as accurate either
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There are some malinois greyhound x collie greyhound pups for sale on pets 4 homes
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I didn’t disagree with what you said I only stated that it was probably easier to source a stud that as you put, competed at the highest level than most bitches you could get your hands on. And of course the majority of first cross litters have the greyhound as the dam no matter what the sire is. There probably aren’t many scenarios in which it would be feasible to have the greyhound as the sire especially if pastoral/terrier or bull type bitches being the dam
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I think it depends on the first crosses you intend to produce. And it’s probably easier to source a stud that’s done what you’ve stated and to a higher standard than most bitches you’re likely to get your hands on