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Hi just wondered what the general opinion is out there on deerhound greyhounds for mainly lamp work. if any one has or still runs them and what they have done, ?

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Just out of interest, why would you want such a big dog for lamping i hope, rabbits?

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Hi just wondered what the general opinion is out there on deerhound greyhounds for mainly lamp work. if any one has or still runs them and what they have done, ?

atb

someone dont know what they talking about i had collie greyhounds stand at 26 so why ya saying that about the deehound

Just out of interest, why would you want such a big dog for lamping i hope, rabbits?

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Just out of interest, why would you want such a big dog for lamping i hope, rabbits?

well i always wanted 1 cause i liked the look and wanted to see what they were like, i use it for lamping british quarry

my dog does well on rabbits actually im trying to get pic to upload

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Hi just wondered what the general opinion is out there on deerhound greyhounds for mainly lamp work. if any one has or still runs them and what they have done, ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

atb

someone dont know what they talking about i had collie greyhounds stand at 26 so why ya saying that about the deehound

Just out of interest, why would you want such a big dog for lamping i hope, rabbits?

I take it your saying I don't know what I'm talking about daz you fanny? Firstly thicko, I never once said that a deer hound cross was too big to catch rabbits, I merely asked why would he want to breed such a large job for mostly lamping which I presumed was on rabbits. Even a thick c**t like yourself must appreciate that if your soely after said quarry, a smaller breed is more exciting and easier to keep. As for you telling me about your useless cur standing at 26 inches, so f*****g what? That ain't nothing f*****g great for a collie cross muppet. I had one at 27/28 inches, caught rabbits for fun, whoopee dooppee. Now, before you start posting and saying someone doesn't know what they are talking about, do us a favour, pull your tadger instead.

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Just out of interest, why would you want such a big dog for lamping i hope, rabbits?

well i always wanted 1 cause i liked the look and wanted to see what they were like, i use it for lamping british quarry

 

 

 

 

my dog does well on rabbits actually im trying to get pic to upload

Always fancied one myself mate but since the ban, big dogs just attract attention so alas, it's not for me but good luck.

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Hi just wondered what the general opinion is out there on deerhound greyhounds for mainly lamp work. if any one has or still runs them and what they have done, ?

 

oh ya b**ch touch a nerve did i only just learnt to swear lol

so why the question above asking why ya want such a big dog bla bla bla you had one that was 27 / 28 catchin rabbits for fun so why not have a big dog

 

 

 

 

 

atb

someone dont know what they talking about i had collie greyhounds stand at 26 so why ya saying that about the deehound

Just out of interest, why would you want such a big dog for lamping i hope, rabbits?

I take it your saying I don't know what I'm talking about daz you fanny? Firstly thicko, I never once said that a deer hound cross was too big to catch rabbits, I merely asked why would he want to breed such a large job for mostly lamping which I presumed was on rabbits. Even a thick c**t like yourself must appreciate that if your soely after said quarry, a smaller breed is more exciting and easier to keep. As for you telling me about your useless cur standing at 26 inches, so f*****g what? That ain't nothing f*****g great for a collie cross muppet. I had one at 27/28 inches, caught rabbits for fun, whoopee dooppee. Now, before you start posting and saying someone doesn't know what they are talking about, do us a favour, pull your tadger instead.

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Hi just wondered what the general opinion is out there on deerhound greyhounds for mainly lamp work. if any one has or still runs them and what they have done, ?

 

oh ya b**ch touch a nerve did i only just learnt to swear lol

so why the question above asking why ya want such a big dog bla bla bla you had one that was 27 / 28 catchin rabbits for fun so why not have a big dog

 

Sorry for being so touchy. Size doesn't matter for rabbits as we know but where I go out, it does regarding unwanted attention from..... lets say, certain "dogooders" Since the ban, I just don't see the point of breeding what will certainly be a large dog. Just my look on things mate, nothing to do with actually catching anything. I'm sure there is a video of a full cross deerhound catching rabbits on the lamp, can't remember the name of it, I think it was heros of the cold night or something like that. Again, sorry for swearing at you, I'm the fanny lol.

 

 

 

atb

someone dont know what they talking about i had collie greyhounds stand at 26 so why ya saying that about the deehound

Just out of interest, why would you want such a big dog for lamping i hope, rabbits?

I take it your saying I don't know what I'm talking about daz you fanny? Firstly thicko, I never once said that a deer hound cross was too big to catch rabbits, I merely asked why would he want to breed such a large job for mostly lamping which I presumed was on rabbits. Even a thick c**t like yourself must appreciate that if your soely after said quarry, a smaller breed is more exciting and easier to keep. As for you telling me about your useless cur standing at 26 inches, so f*****g what? That ain't nothing f*****g great for a collie cross muppet. I had one at 27/28 inches, caught rabbits for fun, whoopee dooppee. Now, before you start posting and saying someone doesn't know what they are talking about, do us a favour, pull your tadger instead.

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