smithy's lurchers

1 x deer grey 14 months

that has to be one of the finnest pup's i've seen in a long time the pup's a credit to you

around st eval lads

moving to cornwall next month because of work just wondering whats the quarry and the running is like down there.

anybody got a vacetomised hob i could use on my 4 jills as i don't want to breed from them this year .

The lad i bought her of was a old game keeper who had both dogs and sore by his 3/4 whippet collie dog for rabbits . Would of thought a first cross would be to heavy for lamping but would be a top ferreting companion. all the best in getting hold of one but i would think you would have to breed it yourself mate to be sure you knew exactly what you were getting.

sire was 3/4 whippet 1/4 collie dam was first cross whippet beddie she was the only rough pup all the rest were smooth

here is my collie whippet beddy 21 tts

herre's mt pup just turned 1 last week

just wondering if there's any wiltshire based ferret owners who have a snipped hob as my 4 jills have just come into season and i don't want to breed from them this year cheers

here's my pup just turned 1 28tts 1st cross deer grey

Fantastic looking pup mate wish you all the success with him

not by a long way mate if she is a well proven bitch and you've got a well proven stud dog lined up you should have no prob's

mate just noticed your in wiltshire landywoods deliver once a month to the south west

before you arrive you will have a picture in your mind exactly what you want regarding size, build, personality, colour, coat ect and the one that ticks the most box's is the one i'd go for. Just because it's the biggest pup now wont mean it will be the biggest once it finishsed maturing. I like a pup thats well proportioned in all aspects legs, back, feet. I always like to see the sire and bitch and if possible a previous litter offspring but if thats not possible definitly the sire and bitch you should get a good feel for what the pup's will look like.