rabbit runner

i think you will find mr tony dent reigned supreme in most of the mentioned above. Not always matey, i think you will find there were a few new kids on the block that were equally as good as what had gone before.. "equally" i doubt it very much maybe there was some nem kids on the block but i doubt if they would of lived upto the likes of skylark majestiic ulra vixen bella gossi or whats behind the mask,but the ban came in and the new kids will never now,as for the old school we can only dream of having a kennel half as good,

i think you will find mr tony dent reigned supreme in most of the mentioned above.

cracking dog there bbb he is really shaping up well hope to here some good reports soon.

have seen jp stock and it looks bang on he really rates them around the holes,i saw the deisel dog and was very impressed.

if you measure your pup at 16 weeks and it is 16 inches or less it normally makes the 20 inch coursing height

thats them, all top class dogs,but was it just down to the breeding? or as BBB say s there top class training, feeding ect,a good trainer can make alot of difference,to peak a dog at the right time takes skill.did all the dogs in these coursingmeetings recieve the same training,some were most likely pets that got a run now and again ,not a chance against a properly trained dog,or a combination of both?BB the breeding as alot to do with it,but all the other factors as alot to do with it,peaking a dog for one meeting is easy but to do it week in week out is the difficult bit,these dogs did it

You really should learn a little about in/linebreeding before coming out with such a statement......there are sporting breeds that have dogs going back up to 20 times back to a certain good dog in its ped.....and there is simply no way these dogs would survive the sporting tests put on them if there was anything wrong with them......8 times back to a dog 5 generations back in the ped would be considered quite loose line breeding.....8 times back to a dog 3 generations back would be quite tight inbreeding.....do you even know how many gens back the dog thats been linebred on was ? Not to be re

i cant beleive some people and there remarks regarding line breeding or in breeding call it what you like it has certainly worked well enough in this litter,so long as you go out next time there shoudnt be any problems.she is the complete package a true all rounder[still to be tested on things that bite back]she isnt a fen dog by any stretch of the imagnation but she can run all day on the arse of them,and she can retreive a few and she catches rabbits with ease,her nose is second to none and her temperament is first class so heres to line breeding or in breeding.darren

yes mate i have worked my whippets in south west scotland for 3 seasons when i lived there.i was lamping 2/3 nights a week ferreting 2 days a week and mooching,i know all about the terrain and the rough wind and weather conditions coming of the cliffs and coast.

check 3 or 4 pages ago on mike browns whippets

a very well bred litter of pups due on the 17 november the sire is my own dog supa blue [direct son of sooty sam his dam is a btch called sally honey] the dam to these pups is my home bred bitch elegadane cast no shadow,she is out of my foundation bitch all black and beautiful,she is out of lord of the knight and jennys lass,she as sooty sam 4 times on her pedigree,there is a few pics of the parents on a previous thread mike browns whippets.previous mating all up and doing very well,the pups will be reared with no expense spared,i am based in lincolnshire,price is £400 ad will be worth it.ge

just a few pics of the sire and dam of the planned litter. this is a pic of elegadane black mogul[bow]a dog from the previous mating,pennymeadow whippets has the liter sister to bow.

thanks for posting some pics mate dogs look in fine form,supa blue has been at it again with good results [not bad for a 12 year old] busy times ahead.

shouldnt have any probs mate,i mated a 19 and half inch whippet to a 26 inch greyhound,was a little awkward but managed in the end.

What a load of Bo****ks. have you ever owned a whippet???? well said Mally. having coursed with the EAWCC & VRWCC they definatly get more than 60yds well they do if they are well fed well looked after & fit. i've run lure coursing meetings for 10 years now (under the name of the Northwest LCC) with distances upto 800yds dogs sometimes having to run this 5 times to win the final these are testing courses not the 150yds 3 gate things often run at game fairs for the lurchers. anyone doubting a whippets ability get yourself out with a decent whippet and i think yo