Gairdner

Aye Fuji - your pics are phenomenal and that collie potlicker looks like a loyal and hardworking companion.Read your other blog on the old farmer who gave you grief about the dogs but yes they are understandably a bit on edge wi lambs all over the shop just now.I remember one tweed clad git telling me to heel my dog in as it would scare his grouse and might "attack some sheep" into the bargain,Anyway I gave one whistle from about 300 yds away and my 2 "wild lurchers" just about broke their necks turning to command in full flight and coming back to heel.Oh yes and his black lab rampaged for age

Hi Folks, just joined up as Im looking for a good lurcher pup, preferably collie whippet or collie greyhound. Am currently lurcherless and used to hunt on estate in S W Scotland but would like to "tag along" with anyone who currently works lurchers.Its been many a year since I went lamping but had great success with my bedlington greyhound 1st cross and latterly collie greyhound deerhound (superb intelligent workers - even the bedlington!)Need to get back into the community - as many will agree - its in the blood..