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My pup is a genuine 1st x, Doxhope Knights Errant x Rivington Eva; and she is rough coated. Cheers.

You won't regret getting this cross. Don't work it hard too early, let it mature slowly. Good nose, feet and easy on the eye as well.

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any of use try the d platt strain or the andy baron dogs i saw two work and both were strong dogs turning wasnt tite but they done the job , any body test them now like out a lot the ones i saw of d platts were like coyote hounds strong beasts but racy

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he is anice dog got tons of photos of them coyote hounds and my own scottish deerhound cross away back in the early eighties ,only problemwe had with them in september running the stubble with old jeep they could heat up ,and had to be watched , very popular cross until plummmer and there likes came about, i remeber august the 6 trotting at musselburgh several traveling lads had staghound crosses dark brindle and bluey grey , good dogs the scottish deerhound crosses on the moors were they were bred for, no finer site than a guy coursing with two with his kilt over the moors with yin hill pony caereing the beast doon the hill , therea book called the romance of poaching a bit about scottishdeerhounds and there type

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hi there we have very strong deerhoundghdx from doxhope we have a first cross bitch and dog, which were bred far enough apart so ensuring that we could then go on and breed them, we then kept a bitch pup from the litter. and friends pup is doing really well on field at 11mths :toast: , we have held ours back like to give her time too mature. :angel:

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