Lancep1982

What you asking for the pair please mate???

Been trying to put pics of my bitch on here but it wont let me for some reason so if anybody wants to see pics of her then pm me your number then i can send you some that way!!!

if you pm me your number i will send you some pics of her

My bitch is 4 and half years old, good on the lamp, very keen with a massive heart.

I cant put pictures on here for some reason

Ive got a wheaten/whippet/greyhound bitch, 21tts rough coated and im putting her to my friends 5/8x3/8 wheaten/greyhound he stands at 25tts rough coated. My bitch isnt due in season til december, i tried mating her a couple of weeks ago but i just missed her so im waiting til next time shes in season!

Either a first cross beddy/greyhound or a first cross wheaten/greyhound!!! Thats what i intend to put across her!!!

Im interested in the pair and they would get as much bushing as they could handle.

I never thought it would be this hard to aquire a greyhound bitch in order to breed some lurchers!!! I first had the idea about 5-6 years ago when my old lurcher bitch had to be put to sleep due to cancer. After many years of thought i finally decided to breed my own lurchers from a retired racing greyhound bitch and after extensive searching i cant find a bitch that hasnt been spayed!!!! If anyone knows of anybody with a greyhound bitch that hasnt been spayed that needs re-homing please reply to this or pm me! I must stress that the greyhound bitch will be cared for and looked after long afte

I would meet up with you alan when you decide to go if you like??? Where are you travelling from???

There is 2-3 swims for early season in my opinion, down the right hand side, 2nd to last peg before the corner and put a rod tight to the bush thats right in the corner, you could go on that very peg but you will be right on top of the bush so thats why i go the peg before it and make a very short flick out!!! The "knuckle" is a good producer early season, cast to the overhanging willow tree, ideally you would want to be aiming for about 3-5 foot to the side of the overhanging willow tree and about 6-8 foot past it. Or anywere in the "cove". The margins produce some very nice fish in the late

Urgently wanted a wheaten/greyhound dog to cover my wheaten/whippet/greyhound bitch. Shes rough haired, 4year old and a cracking little grafter. Shes stopped bleeding now so this is s matter of urgency. Any takers?????

In my opinion a 7-8 year old bitch is to old to breed from but thats just my opinion! What area are you in??? As im in hull and i know of a litter of bull x's. The mother is a first cross and the father is a quarter bred, making the pups 5/8 greyhound x 3/8 bull, excellent working parents.

20-25 miles. Its worth the travel mate, ive had my last 2 personal best out of that place also my biggest grass carp and the best 6 hours fishing ever which included carp upto 17lb10oz and a total weight of 177lb of carp in 6 hours. That was october of 2005, i was fishing 2 rods exactly the same set-up, bait and swim but was only catching on my right hand side rod, the other didnt even produce a beep. My friend was in the next peg and blanked!!! My pb grass carp is 14lb2oz, my pb carp is a mirror of 21lb8oz and my 2nd pb which took around 6years to break was a stunning common of 18lb6oz. All

A half-cross to a half-cross will never produce a full breed of any of the 2 types, the only way to get a genuine full breed is a dam and sire of the same breed. A first cross to a first cross has the potential to throw more like one or the other breeds but in actual fact the D.N.A and the genetics will NOT be that of a genuine full breed!!! For example-: if you put a half border collie x half greyhound on another half border collie x half greyhound....there is absolutely no chance of any of the pups becoming either a full greyhound or full border collie!!! Or maybe ive got it totally wrong!!!