beddy whippets

[happylamper 7]

as above are these type of dog easy to get going on the lamp are they any good on rabbits?

[luke. 9]

as above are these type of dog easy to get going on the lamp are they any good on rabbits?

My mate runs a Beddy Whippet and shes a little toppa, she spot on on the lamp with the rabbits and gets in to charlie nee bother.

Luke.

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little sandy 1 a beddy whippet mate http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab287/morrajord/Picture092.jpg

[happylamper 7]

little sandy 1 a beddy whippet mate http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab287/morrajord/Picture092.jpg

dog or bitch what size roughly do the make.yours looks about22/23 tts?

[happylamper 7]

bump.

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bump.

mine is the big 1 and the other 2 are me mates, hes breeding mine next year with 1 of them 2 not sure which 1 yet but either way they will be crackin pups its about 19 20 mate tiny little thing still game as a nut lol and its a bitch mate

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couldnt ask for a better dog on rabbits mate she also good on hairs and pre ban she may of even took the odd fox and deer

[-=Magwitch=- 29]

here's mine.............

Edited November 21, 2009 by -=Magwitch=-

[ginger 0]

hello mate i have a first cross whippet beddy he is 14 months now and great on the lamp and hasnt blanked yet he is 19 tts.small i know but he is so bloody quick spot on for the rabbs,will get some pics up soon.

[happylamper 7]

here's mine.............

top pic that fella,nice dog too.thanks hl

[poacher3161 1,766]

I have a grey/beddy/non ped whippet pup at nearly 10 months and was very suprised on its first outing in the lamp how quik it cottond on to look down the beam and come streight back to me to say how its done my head in in the day time .The other night it was as though it had been out a bit in the lamp not the first time though i think that is to do with strict obediance with this cross as from wat i have found if you give them an inch they will take a mile.atb dell

[happylamper 7]

talking to my mate today and he said if i was to buy a beddy cross i want something with rillington lines now i don't know much about this line but maybe someone can put us right.cheers hl.

Edited November 21, 2009 by happylamper

[kev martin 0]

i got a beddy whippet x greyhound. she's about 22 inches. she's a handy ferreting dog, marks well. she also pretty handy on the lamp, retrieves well to

[BLUCHER 1]

talking to my mate today and he said if i was to buy a beddy cross i want something with rillington lines now i don't know much about this line but maybe someone can put us right.cheers hl.

George newcombe developed the rillington line, its named after the village of rillington near malton, not to far from you. The other main line is the gutchcommon, both of these lines produce some good dogs. Ive owned beddy whips and they are brilliant little rabbiters, can be very headstrong, not as easy to train as some other crosses, bloody nightmare with cats if not broken to them early on. Brave as hell willtake on charlie without batting an eylid, some have noses like bloodhounds and make excellent ferreting dogs. Anyway if you do buy one good luck im sure you wont be dissapointed. ATB BLUCHER.

[poacher3161 1,766]

Not wishing to offend any one IMHO no beddy/whippet would live with a well bred peddigree whippet i honestly cannot see the point in these type of lurchers the one i have that is just under 22tts is useless compared to other lurcher to lurcher bred lurchers for the same age.atb dell