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[solostoke 1]

heres my whippet grey x whippet bedlington. loves cover. TOO much. coat does a good job of helping stop cuts imo. good at marking up but i think most dogs can get this.

atb

[Mac76 14]

My 3quarter whippet 1quarter beddy he's like lightning and game as they come

[old real tree 92]

is first cross best or ??????

 

and

 

 

is first cross grey/blue and broken coated....

[Pastie 0]

is first cross best or ??????

 

and

 

 

is first cross grey/blue and broken coated....

 

I pick my 1st x whip/bed up on Saturday. She will be blue and broken coated when she grows up.

 

There will always be some variation depending on the parentage. If you have a liver dam and a liver sire you'll likely get some liver pups. It also kind of boils down to which was mated to which, the pups parents and a bit of luck. There are no guarentees that the pup will be blue or broken caoted.

 

Cheers

 

Mat

[russell tuck 127]

hi all im no lurcher man but what i can say about the beddlington whip/lurcher is that the nose on them is outstanding i have seen meny types of lurcher work and thay all done it well but but iv yet to see one that is as good at hunting up and flushin as the one i run when i say hunting i mean from reedbeds , gorse , bracken even brambles . the one i got is breed from a 21 inch whippet over a 17 inch beddei and he threw big 22 1/2 the only folt i can pick with him is his skin it rips easy but that dont put him off .

But thats just my veiw each to there own

[poacher3161 1,766]

One word of warning with this cross they are the devil incarnate with cats if not broken to them at a very young age their one of the worst type of lurcher i have seen for them.atvb dell

[samba 534]

HAD 2BEDDYXWHIPPETS IN THE TIME IVE HAD DOGS COULDNT FAULT EITHER OF THEM

WISH THEY STILL WERE ALIVE

Edited August 13, 2009 by samba

[Guest STORM CHASER]

Here's mine.....beautiful but head strong...terrible recall...

 

 

[Guest AngelicAcid]

Not a beddy whippet but a beddy grey.

[lurchers 2,827]

Not a beddy whippet but a beddy grey.

how big has she made now mate.mine is 20tts and just come into season and i new they wouldnt make 23tts

[dannys lad 0]

i really, really do like these dogs

 

very tempted to have one?

[old real tree 92]

me too mate,

[david2363 42]

I'm not convinced the cross gives you anything a good working or racing Whippet hasn't got.

But some of them don't half look good and they make a decent little ferreting companion.

Here's an old pic of one doing a job.

[rickyspringer 15]

I fancy having one of these myself, some of the images of the dogs o this thread are smart as Fu**

[beddlington/greyhound 50]

hi all im no lurcher man but what i can say about the beddlington whip/lurcher is that the nose on them is outstanding i have seen meny types of lurcher work and thay all done it well but but iv yet to see one that is as good at hunting up and flushin as the one i run when i say hunting i mean from reedbeds , gorse , bracken even brambles . the one i got is breed from a 21 inch whippet over a 17 inch beddei and he threw big 22 1/2 the only folt i can pick with him is his skin it rips easy but that dont put him off .

But thats just my veiw each to there own

 

i have to agree with this. i have a 1st cross beddy/grey and her nose is outstanding. but sometimes it works to well it can get abit annoying when you dont want them to hunt on there own. she will get out in the middle of a field checking every little hump and bump that may look like a rabbit for a run and she does push out a fair few by herself.this was my 1st lurcher and i have found to be fairly easy to work with.

 

this is mine.