mothballs

yeah mate im in no great rush got two pups just starting but if one popped up i would be very interested. there are some whippet border collie pups in qld coming up but im in vic so will have to give them a miss i think. if they are ever going to move one on let me no im Baz off ozzie doggers.

i have a a stag with some airdale blood in her and she is quite alot smarter that my other stag with bull blood in him. i was just intersted in this cross because the are i hunt is hilly and small padocs and as i have to larger stags that can handle the foxes i thought something that can help them out with the bunnies. i also prefure a dog that like to work in close to me as well rather than something that works out too far which is another reason y i have been interested in this cross.

in Australia we use a stag whippet x which would be good for you. they are sort of a grey/deer x whippet i guess, they would turn out pritty similar to what im talking about. over here they are good for bunnies in the light and over the holes ferreting and big enough to take foxes but some do it solo no worries and some need some help. they normally turn out 22 to 25 inches tts

sorry is it in smithfield or is the dog a smithfield

good looking dogs mate do u no where i could find some sort of cross like that here in aus

What are the breeding of your dog mate they look like crackers did u breed the dog out of your bitch

are you on ozzie doggers mate didst u bring them over with u

that is a nice looking hound i would be wrapped with something like that

the thing i was thinking from starting for scratch is both my dogs are line bread stag hounds with breed added in here and there the bitch i just going a few months ago has bull and Airedale in her line so they could throw to a really heavy pup but i guess u have to start some where i just thought and f1 grey collie are grey kelpie would be a better option

we use grey dh and grey wh types some times with bull for heart and whip for take off speed and agility well that's the long of the short of it anyway. hardly ever see runners with collie kelpie or acd in them even tho they are readily available through out the whole country. it is a cross i would like to try in the near future but cant seem to find any, so i think i will bread one. i was just trying to find out what to look for in the parents to breed a good pup.

hey guys im from Australia and having a look through the threads and notice a lot of your dog have some sort of stock dog in them that you very rarely see in aus and if you do they are accidental mating not purpose bread. i was wondering what this bring to your dogs that a well bread whippit or a whip deer grey wouldn't have.