Hurlock
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Cheers NL always fancied the idea of bit terrier blood with the saluki I think it’s a good mix.
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How did you rate the little beddy whip grey x saluki grey I think it was, you had a few years back NL? I always loved the look of it. Think it was killed working?
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Nice that Larry. Handy colour for the cover work as well
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Acd Xgreyhound First Cross Stud Dog Info
Hurlock replied to colliejohn's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Dave sleight got one at open stud in back of EDRD -
AW it only really becomes a problem if you use a dog with a much larger head which could cause the bitch to have difficulty passing any pups through her hips. Size of the dog itself i.e. Height in a similar running dog breed won't do any harm.
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Yes mate all well here. Good luck with litter I see your young dog pup putting some gear to bed!
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Get gaffer over her Charlie
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Try bit cow Matt easier on there joints
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He don't miss much that's for sure ??
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Is that J's dog squirrel? Great finder of game him
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Rich mans war. Poor mans blood. Blair and his wife want stringing up
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Lets See Them Whippets, Coarsing, Racing, Working
Hurlock replied to brenner's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Pups got some pace Trev. Your whippet the perfect dog for schooling him as well I bet.?? -
Beauty that cocker
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Cheers lads and lasses. Spoke to one of the top whippet men and he basically suggested a bit of all the above really. The main prob I had was how to remove anything that was still in the bed. I remembered me nan removing a splinter from my hand as a kid with a sugar and soap poultice. I used this and while it took a while to apply and then strap her feet up removed a lot of rubbish. TD suggested the best brush to use was a badger hair shaving brush (thanks grandad) I worked that in circular motion to free up the last of any dirt in the foot having bathed them in Epsom salts. Once c