alaunts x with greyhounds

[big country 8]

HI everyone

Please can you tell me how a alaunt x with a greyhound does in the field.

anyone work this cross of lurcher if so please will you tell me how they do at working any info

atb big country

[RossM 8,121]

HI everyone

Please can you tell me how a alaunt x with a greyhound does in the field.

anyone work this cross of lurcher if so please will you tell me how they do at working any info

atb big country

 

 

scotsman and craigyboy off here have 7mth old alauntxgreys seen scotsmans in flesh, solid but still racy with it, looks a bit like a 5/8 3/8 or a 3/4 1/4 bull grey interesting to see how the pan out.

[Guest bullterrier]

nice dog you have there scotsman.. ..john

[mushroom 13,173]

:clapper: good lookin dog, good catch!

[woodbine 11]

Hi,solid strong looking dog.Please excuse my ignorance but what is an alaunts.

[bird 9,943]

Hi,solid strong looking dog.Please excuse my ignorance but what is an alaunts.

 

 

[To days Alaunt is Bullmastiff xs]

[matt32 44]

they look useful dogs hope everyones pups turn out how they want them

[craigyboy 1,274]

heres mine 7 mth old,got her off scotsman,shes a belter

 

 

 

 

[Chanuk 7]

heres mine 7 mth old,got her off scotsman,shes a belter

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your right there mate she sure is a belter.

[bud9 79]

HI everyone

Please can you tell me how a alaunt x with a greyhound does in the field.

anyone work this cross of lurcher if so please will you tell me how they do at working any info

atb big country

alaunt x grayhound has to be the way to go i think for running on the lamp i also think the even a 3/4 gray 1/4 alaunt would be a cross to go for aswell but it probily will knock a lot of th head out of them

[bird 9,943]

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Hi,solid strong looking dog.Please excuse my ignorance but what is an alaunts.

 

 

[To days Alaunt is Bullmastiff xs]

hi bird your collie cross is doing well he's nearly caught as many rabbits as my 95lb slow dog zeus spot on bird the first generation dogs were but you are into 5th and 6th generation dogs now and thats more bull terrier and greyhound blooded that makes them athletic and powerfull no more mastiff was used

 

[jimb 30]

4 1/2 months old and running rabbits .

Thats a great way of makeing a youngster open up.

[Guest dances]

no point mate, they wont listen

[doga 50]

4 1/2 months old and running rabbits .

Thats a great way of makeing a youngster open up.

if you have a closer look at the rabbit its one a ferret has had a chew on and slipped a net if it was a fit rabbit it would have been long gone, sound advice anyway, jimb i seen you were asking advice on the type of lurchers and the cost of one i take it you have a lurcher now can i see some pics of it i bet its better than than the 90% crap bull crosses on here,

they look nice pups them lads and first cross as well,at least you got what you want.

[bud9 79]

no point mate, they wont listen

well i take all my pups out very early it gets them used to cows sheep smells, and every thing going on around them ive let him have 4 easy rabbits to wet his appatite if they lift the ban he will hopefully kill foxes unlike the ones you keep what was it THE CATCHER THE KILLER AND THE PULLER and it could easily make a reputation lol i think you have already made the name

scotsman av had a look at dances dogs THE CATCHER THE KILLER AND THE PULLER and to be quite honest av seen harder looking dogs gave away free and his dog he says the KILLER is not bred for foxes and to add to that he cant even catch them so to me dances cant get an allround dog so he has to have 3 off them what a joke and a dont know what THE PULLER is ment to do av never heard of this kind of dog