whats the best dog

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what dogs does everyone thinks is best for coursing

ive always been told its a whippet greyhound but i dunt realy know

[arcticgun 4,548]

Its a saluki greyhound type you want for coursing mate the saluki whippet types are popular as they kill fairly fast (whizzbangs) problem being if they don't kill fast the get dragged all over and risk getting blown or giving tounge when out classed by a decent hare in its full stride.

 

There are tried and tested line bred dogs out there that will course hares for fun in the right hands, all of which have a high percentage of saluki in there makeup and a bit of greyhound as well for early pace.

 

atb Richard

[Thomsons dogs 37]

every one wants the best of both worlds mate speed and stanima hard to find my dogs are saluki ghound but just course bit so hard for this typed to course up here smaller type parks aswell asnd i love to see a good race thats what i like so tryed something and put my saluki ghoung over my mates ghound seem ok think she took alot of the speed from this but dog pups think will take bit time to get going only 14months and looking promising i hope mine there to please me mate good luck

[beefcurry 0]

i think the collie bull greyhound is the best for coursing pal with a little dash of whippet is the best for coursing hares you dont want no saluki in the mix because according to all the experts on here the saluki is to slow and got no brains :clapper: so i would say the bull first because it will add a big bucket of a head and a little rats tails with a very weak backend so this will add tremendous balance and centre of gravity then you put a dash of collie into the mix give will give it a sense of paranoia so its vital to give it valium so as it dont bark all night and runs around in circles and lying on its belly every five mins waiting to be told what to do again even though its done the same thing for years on a daily basis (its vital to put this collie pray drive in and coursing brain ) then you add a little greyhound because we all know this is where we get our great feet and stamina and abilty to turn on a sixpence and never injures itself lastly dont forget the little whippet with its great coat and strenght for all those cold winter days coursing in freezing winds and sleet . these are the dogs that will win forley cups for you lads just look at all the coursing dvds available its these dogs that are doing the buisiness . im certain you dont need the saluki cos according to some experts on here they aint got no brains and you dont need brains to kill winter hares theyre feet are no good and they dont come back when you call em you can buy loads of pups on here bred the right way as well so its easy to get a good hare dog if you need to know any more id ask one of the above lads they certainly know theyre onions

[riohog 5,708]

i think the collie bull greyhound is the best for coursing pal with a little dash of whippet is the best for coursing hares you dont want no saluki in the mix because according to all the experts on here the saluki is to slow and got no brains :clapper: so i would say the bull first because it will add a big bucket of a head and a little rats tails with a very weak backend so this will add tremendous balance and centre of gravity then you put a dash of collie into the mix give will give it a sense of paranoia so its vital to give it valium so as it dont bark all night and runs around in circles and lying on its belly every five mins waiting to be told what to do again even though its done the same thing for years on a daily basis (its vital to put this collie pray drive in and coursing brain ) then you add a little greyhound because we all know this is where we get our great feet and stamina and abilty to turn on a sixpence and never injures itself lastly dont forget the little whippet with its great coat and strenght for all those cold winter days coursing in freezing winds and sleet . these are the dogs that will win forley cups for you lads just look at all the coursing dvds available its these dogs that are doing the buisiness . im certain you dont need the saluki cos according to some experts on here they aint got no brains and you dont need brains to kill winter hares theyre feet are no good and they dont come back when you call em you can buy loads of pups on here bred the right way as well so its easy to get a good hare dog if you need to know any more id ask one of the above lads they certainly know theyre onions

quite right salukis have only been used for running game for 3or4 thousand years ,get a bullx

[inan 841]

i think the collie bull greyhound is the best for coursing pal with a little dash of whippet is the best for coursing hares you dont want no saluki in the mix because according to all the experts on here the saluki is to slow and got no brains :clapper: so i would say the bull first because it will add a big bucket of a head and a little rats tails with a very weak backend so this will add tremendous balance and centre of gravity then you put a dash of collie into the mix give will give it a sense of paranoia so its vital to give it valium so as it dont bark all night and runs around in circles and lying on its belly every five mins waiting to be told what to do again even though its done the same thing for years on a daily basis (its vital to put this collie pray drive in and coursing brain ) then you add a little greyhound because we all know this is where we get our great feet and stamina and abilty to turn on a sixpence and never injures itself lastly dont forget the little whippet with its great coat and strenght for all those cold winter days coursing in freezing winds and sleet . these are the dogs that will win forley cups for you lads just look at all the coursing dvds available its these dogs that are doing the buisiness . im certain you dont need the saluki cos according to some experts on here they aint got no brains and you dont need brains to kill winter hares theyre feet are no good and they dont come back when you call em you can buy loads of pups on here bred the right way as well so its easy to get a good hare dog if you need to know any more id ask one of the above lads they certainly know theyre onions

They sound just the ticket ,I think I will get one!!!!!!

[Thomsons dogs 37]

i think the collie bull greyhound is the best for coursing pal with a little dash of whippet is the best for coursing hares you dont want no saluki in the mix because according to all the experts on here the saluki is to slow and got no brains :clapper: so i would say the bull first because it will add a big bucket of a head and a little rats tails with a very weak backend so this will add tremendous balance and centre of gravity then you put a dash of collie into the mix give will give it a sense of paranoia so its vital to give it valium so as it dont bark all night and runs around in circles and lying on its belly every five mins waiting to be told what to do again even though its done the same thing for years on a daily basis (its vital to put this collie pray drive in and coursing brain ) then you add a little greyhound because we all know this is where we get our great feet and stamina and abilty to turn on a sixpence and never injures itself lastly dont forget the little whippet with its great coat and strenght for all those cold winter days coursing in freezing winds and sleet . these are the dogs that will win forley cups for you lads just look at all the coursing dvds available its these dogs that are doing the buisiness . im certain you dont need the saluki cos according to some experts on here they aint got no brains and you dont need brains to kill winter hares theyre feet are no good and they dont come back when you call em you can buy loads of pups on here bred the right way as well so its easy to get a good hare dog if you need to know any more id ask one of the above lads they certainly know theyre onions

going to put my dogs on here for sale latter mate and get one of these dogs you on about

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A nice Sulki x Gery Whippet x Grey

 

 

Agree

[Thomsons dogs 37]

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A nice Saluki x Gery Whippet x Grey nice and fast and some wind aswell

not seen many fast coursing dogs mate have you whats the point of coursing if you want your dog to do the job early weres the sport in it think coursing and racing to different thingslads just what i think not to argue cheers t.d

[Thomsons dogs 37]

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A nice Saluki x Gery Whippet x Grey nice and fast and some wind aswell

not seen many fast coursing dogs mate have you whats the point of coursing if you want your dog to do the job early weres the sport in it think coursing and racing to different thingslads just what i think not to argue cheers t.d

 

Fair point Thomsons dog everyone got their own opinion but that would be my coursing lurcher if i had to chose as you know our dogs are up against up here in Scotland we're not graced with great coursing ground for the like a pure Saluki dog

 

Atb Keano

if any my mates dogs run with mine which i dont like to do and i no they are faster than mine and they dont do there job early my dogs go by them then they very lucky to get back in the run mate it very hard to get the one of stuff you no that mate you done this game and no plenty people every one wants a fast dog with wind for scotland running mate think you and me no that cheers keano

[Hurlock 114]

I agree that Salukis may have been bred 3/4 thousand years ago lads but that was for running gazelle on the desert grounds of the middle east wasn't it?

 

Slightly different terrain to what we have over here.

 

Not knocking any mans chosen breed of dog just interesting anology that they were bred 3/4 thousand years ago.

[arcticgun 4,548]

i think the collie bull greyhound is the best for coursing pal with a little dash of whippet is the best for coursing hares you dont want no saluki in the mix because according to all the experts on here the saluki is to slow and got no brains :clapper: so i would say the bull first because it will add a big bucket of a head and a little rats tails with a very weak backend so this will add tremendous balance and centre of gravity then you put a dash of collie into the mix give will give it a sense of paranoia so its vital to give it valium so as it dont bark all night and runs around in circles and lying on its belly every five mins waiting to be told what to do again even though its done the same thing for years on a daily basis (its vital to put this collie pray drive in and coursing brain ) then you add a little greyhound because we all know this is where we get our great feet and stamina and abilty to turn on a sixpence and never injures itself lastly dont forget the little whippet with its great coat and strenght for all those cold winter days coursing in freezing winds and sleet . these are the dogs that will win forley cups for you lads just look at all the coursing dvds available its these dogs that are doing the buisiness . im certain you dont need the saluki cos according to some experts on here they aint got no brains and you dont need brains to kill winter hares theyre feet are no good and they dont come back when you call em you can buy loads of pups on here bred the right way as well so its easy to get a good hare dog if you need to know any more id ask one of the above lads they certainly know theyre onions

 

 

pure 'Garlic Bread' moment that mate tis the future of coursing t' Bull X is, out with traditional tweeds and country wear in with trackies tucked in socks a bit of Henleys and Burbery will soon brighten up those 'dull' fens. I wager those Jan/feb hares are brickin it at the thought of the bull cross coursing revolution

 

atb Richard

[coursing mad 5]

3/4 saluki x 1/4 greyhound

[lofti 579]

salukixgrey x salukixgrey

simples!

 

lofti.

[badger boys 0]

what dogs does everyone thinks is best for coursing

ive always been told its a whippet greyhound but i dunt realy know

the best coursing dog ive owned was a presa carnrio x bull dog it used to kill 5 out of 5 everytime any land field or fen .