lakeman 12 Posted September 24, 2009 Report Share Posted September 24, 2009 The bull x has taken over from the saluki cross from years back............ everything was saluki, saluki, saluki. Altho' i've got a second generation 3/4 bred that's doing me fine. Unlike these 80/90lb cock extentions the seem to be paraded around and used for.......... . i judged the Irish game fair this year and there was a 'fox lurcher' (they don't have a bull x class of 80lb+ and the lad said''......he can kill a fox'' to which i replied he's entitled to, he's four times the size, if he couldn't i wouldn't give it kennel space. BUT can he catch one????? Quote Link to post
Bootsha 1,306 Posted September 24, 2009 Report Share Posted September 24, 2009 A lot of good and valid points on this thread, people breeding a litter just 'cause they're bull crosses, look the part etc, to much money involved, the latest fad etc, all are valid points, but I think that there's one missing maybe, some one buy's a bull cross, with a bit of luck a tidy one, takes it out, see's it working and then perhaps shits his / her pants. The "overnight" bull X owners quite often aren't prepared for the "prey drive" that a decent one may have, and then realise that they have taken on too much dog for them, and hey presto, it's up for sale with some cock and bull story. I have said it before and i'll say it again, this cross is not 1) Not For beginners with lurchers, and 2) Most certainly not for the faint hearted. Thats not bravado, or blowing sunshine up anyones arse, thats from having kept and worked that cross for more years than I care to remember. Just my humble opinion B Quote Link to post
UNFIT 0 Posted September 24, 2009 Report Share Posted September 24, 2009 lads put bull in there breed of dog because it seems the dog is a better all rounder and they mostly have harder feet than them shitty beddy/whip ect breed of dog Quote Link to post
BLUCHER 1 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 lads put bull in there breed of dog because it seems the dog is a better all rounder and they mostly have harder feet than them shitty beddy/whip ect breed of dog Seen some ignorant remarks on here but that takes the biscuit, collie crosses deerhound crosses and beddy crosses were doing the buisness long before the (amazing bull shit crosses) Quote Link to post
salclalin 240 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 lads put bull in there breed of dog because it seems the dog is a better all rounder and they mostly have harder feet than them shitty beddy/whip ect breed of dog Seen some ignorant remarks on here but that takes the biscuit, collie crosses deerhound crosses and beddy crosses were doing the buisness long before the (amazing bull shit crosses) Well said Blucher mate. I was just about to say that myself. Quote Link to post
panda 0 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 Also when someone posts photos and theve got there 3 stripe trousers on its normally a bull x sittin next to them. Quote Link to post
pitfurness 2 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 some really intersting replys here. I just think if someone with the right intentions gets a bullx, and whose going to work it right and treat it right, i.e, not get it smashed to bits by 12 months then either sell it or use some other means of getting rid when it doesnt do what they want can turn it into a fantastic dog. Ive got a half cross whos 80lb and is very quick and racey but still unbelievably strong and game. what im trying to say is in the right hands they are an awesome all rounder. we dont all wear tracksuits and walk round with cans in our hands and put our dogs on things that can't even run. Quote Link to post
bird 9,857 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 lads put bull in there breed of dog because it seems the dog is a better all rounder and they mostly have harder feet than them shitty beddy/whip ect breed of dog Seen some ignorant remarks on here but that takes the biscuit, collie crosses deerhound crosses and beddy crosses were doing the buisness long before the (amazing bull shit crosses) This fella for one 3/8 collie 5/8 grey 26in 70lb . Had him in the late ['s] smash foxes for fun,grab them and shake the shit out of them. Once he [knew] how to take them, didnt get marked to much then. Blaze great dog tackle anything Quote Link to post
pitfurness 2 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 lads put bull in there breed of dog because it seems the dog is a better all rounder and they mostly have harder feet than them shitty beddy/whip ect breed of dog Seen some ignorant remarks on here but that takes the biscuit, collie crosses deerhound crosses and beddy crosses were doing the buisness long before the (amazing bull shit crosses) This fella for one 3/8 collie 5/8 grey 26in 70lb . Had him in the late ['s] smash foxes for fun,grab them and shake the shit out of them. Once he [knew] how to take them, didnt get marked to much then. Blaze great dog tackle anything lovely dog mate! Quote Link to post
Malt 379 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 .....mostly have harder feet than them shitty beddy/whip ect breed of dog I've seen ducks with better feet than some (not all) of the bull x's I've seen on here... Quote Link to post
taffyboi 19 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 A lot of good and valid points on this thread, people breeding a litter just 'cause they're bull crosses, look the part etc, to much money involved, the latest fad etc, all are valid points, but I think that there's one missing maybe, some one buy's a bull cross, with a bit of luck a tidy one, takes it out, see's it working and then perhaps shits his / her pants. The "overnight" bull X owners quite often aren't prepared for the "prey drive" that a decent one may have, and then realise that they have taken on too much dog for them, and hey presto, it's up for sale with some cock and bull story. I have said it before and i'll say it again, this cross is not 1) Not For beginners with lurchers, and 2) Most certainly not for the faint hearted. Thats not bravado, or blowing sunshine up anyones arse, thats from having kept and worked that cross for more years than I care to remember. Just my humble opinion B spot on mate Quote Link to post
sniper 30 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 some really intersting replys here. I just think if someone with the right intentions gets a bullx, and whose going to work it right and treat it right, i.e, not get it smashed to bits by 12 months then either sell it or use some other means of getting rid when it doesnt do what they want can turn it into a fantastic dog. Ive got a half cross whos 80lb and is very quick and racey but still unbelievably strong and game. what im trying to say is in the right hands they are an awesome all rounder. we dont all wear tracksuits and walk round with cans in our hands and put our dogs on things that can't even run. spot on. imo people shouldnt tar everybody with the same bursh, with any breed.some lads get these crosses to work and work hard.not just prance around shows. Atb Sniper Quote Link to post
whippet08 8 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 im no pro when it comes too hunting with lurchers,as only had them for a couple of years, if you like bull crosses and need them,then get one, if you like collie crosses then get one ,if you like beddy crosses then get one,why on this site is there so much debate on bull xs,if it does the job for you then fine, who cares what anyone else thinks, its your F*"!*"g dog,and stag 1, i got a first cross beddy whippet to accompany my collie grey/whippet and as he is only young he wont be entered yet and when he is, it is for rabbits as im in england and deer and fox are something i cant hunt, can you tell me why they are shitty please,because ive usually only heard good things about these dogs cheers rich Quote Link to post
sniper 30 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 im no pro when it comes too hunting with lurchers,as only had them for a couple of years, if you like bull crosses and need them,then get one, if you like collie crosses then get one ,if you like beddy crosses then get one,why on this site is there so much debate on bull xs,if it does the job for you then fine, who cares what anyone else thinks, its your F*"!*"g dog,and stag 1, i got a first cross beddy whippet to accompany my collie grey/whippet and as he is only young he wont be entered yet and when he is, it is for rabbits as im in england and deer and fox are something i cant hunt, can you tell me why they are shitty please,because ive usually only heard good things about these dogs cheers rich For rabbiting ya cannot beat em. like ya said what ya got is what ya got. and that dog should do well on rabbits. Atb Sniper Quote Link to post
dewclaw 0 Posted September 25, 2009 Report Share Posted September 25, 2009 im new on this forum , iv had proper bred bullxgreyhounds for 17years from selecting the right bull to the right greyhound,but latley its being a trend to put staff or other crap into a dog with colie ,saluki,deerhound,bedlintons,and then got the cheek to call it a bull cross when the amount of bull is bull shit,sorry to be blunt but u get a 50-50 u wont beet it for a all round lurcher and thats fact. Quote Link to post
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