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Chickens4ever05

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  1. just for the record Nigel dose not have a litter on at present,
  2. gwt another whippet mate go on the workingwhippetforum some good pups will be on offer over the next few months, personally IU wouldnt look for a dog that backs off at obsticles. good luck in your decission. Tom
  3. tonight saw jim and dave make a visit to line there working colli/grey bitch to my Blue kc whippet dodger who is 20" and 28lb, they had a litter a couple of years ago out of this bitch to Nigel jack, unforchantly they didn't get the bitch they wanted from that matting but have 2 dog's close by, they are looking to keep a bitch back and if all goes well use one of the two dogs out of jack over her. this is Dodgers 3rd bitch 24" colli/greyhound, should be nice pups if all goes well. and most should end up working. pick of the tie Tom
  4. first trip last week me and Nigel had a trip to some new permisson in the dales last saturday, all looked well and we were set for a good day. the Farmer pointed out a couple of places he wanted us to look at first the first was on a stepp banking with just 1 main set on. i entered to jills and the rabbits started bolting immediatly Tod and Fly worked well and we bagged 7 big rabbits from here and missed a couple but they will be there next time. we then headed up the other side of the fell were he said the main head of rabbits are. we ferreted a few set balting for the two whippets and
  5. this is my young dog Flint he is bred out of Mike Browns Glen and Nigels Gypsy, good nose, natural retriever and stamina so far so good. he is 21" and 34lb this is my blue Dog Dodger, bred out of Supa blue and Elgedane cast no shadow he's doing very weel in the field for me and going in to his 3rd season never let me down yet. he is 20" and 28lb last but not least my blue and white dog Tod he is 21 1/2" but non kc reg Cheers Tom
  6. they can learn so much field craft at a young age it def helpn for them to see warrens and get a little fur in the mouth off netted rabbits its not about running them at first but learning a rm said Tom
  7. very nice bitch, and well done to mally for putiing the dogs first and not money makes a change in the dog world. good luck with her and keep us posted Tom
  8. his whippets are very good, so going off that his bedlington whippets should do the job. Tom
  9. speak to lads who are breeding worker to worker and see what crops up a few names will come up time after time . Tom
  10. over the last couple of months we have had to carry out a fair bit oof pest control on some farms, not a good job but you have to keep going too keep ther permission any how i have used it to my advantage to get my young whippet flint up and running for the coming season, he is doing very well marking, catching and retrieving so looking good come september when it really starts, here is some pics from one of a out last puting last weekend. Tom
  11. doesn';t the poodle help for people who are allergic to dogs, im sure that was the orginal reason for the labrdoodle to create guide dogs for the blind who were alergic to dogs, so i guess the guys who relly want to hunt with lurchers but them, there partener or thier childeren are allergic they might be willing to give one a chance Tom
  12. its funny that opening up has be brought up, i have 3 none of which open up, i have been out with running whippets and thier 2 whippets never opened up, i also go out with black whippet of rabbitrunner whippets and he has 3 bitches and a dog and they dont open up, i also know that black whippets has taken several people with pure kc whippets and they naver yap eigther, is it poss the dogs that yap are enetered to young. the working whippet to me is more than caperable of punching above its wieght and many do and some on a regular basis. it just not broadcast Tom
  13. its just been said again injury prone bad feet and poor coat absolute bull spit. i look through my pics i have some realy rough ground more like rock, and as for it not being rough ground in the pics i was more getting at that whippets only run on golf courses and playing fields Tom
  14. it depends on what you are doing when we are out ferreting we alwasy have 2 dogs which are free running so as a rabbit bolts more often than not both whippets will chase sometime we hold one just depends on the land, if we were lamping its would be one dog at a time, and other time if there sre holes on either side of a wall or fence we have a dog on either side and they have single runs, all the land we work we have permission so normally a pair of us go and take a dog each, like a say it depebnds on th curcanstances of the land and the runs. and just becuase there is 2 dogs dosn't mean t
  15. he should manage a young rabbit at this time of year Tom
  16. somw older pics on rougher ground ect touch wood i have never had a running indurey on my whippets, and certainly never a prob with feet we were out on many days at -6 and -7 some day even lowere very hard ground but we keep going in order to keep permission simple as that, i think the whippet is highly under rated and surrounded by myths about shivering and being fragile with no stamina there are some good breede
  17. we have done some very cold ferreting and very deep snow trust me they dont need coats Tom
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