GSD X Grey + Beddy X Whippet pup.

[scottyboyish 14]

Couple of pics of my dogs. GSD X Greyhound is 14 months and 27'' tts. The Beddy x whippet pup is 4.5 months and 17'' tts

Edited March 5, 2010 by scottyboyish

[TAXI DRIVER 549]

Nice dogs you have.How`s the German shepherd x greyhound getting on work wise?If they`re bred from good shepherd lines they can be awesome dogs.

[scottyboyish 14]

Nice dogs you have.How`s the German shepherd x greyhound getting on work wise?If they`re bred from good shepherd lines they can be awesome dogs.

I'm bringing her on nice and steady, she's retreiving ,but she mouths the rabbits a bit hard at the moment (still a pup). 100% with ferrets. These crosses are faster than they look. They need sensible handling otherwise they can think that they're the boss I've never physically disiplined her. Just firm but fair. I'm no expert, but I'd say these dogs are certainly not for the beginer.

[CI HIR 13]

What way was she bred,was the GSD the dam or sire?I have a Dutch Shepherd pup,nearly 9 months old who`s a bit of a handfull at times so I know what you mean with them not being for the beginner.Keep us posted on her progress.

[Malt 379]

Nice dogs you have.How`s the German shepherd x greyhound getting on work wise?If they`re bred from good shepherd lines they can be awesome dogs.

. They need sensible handling otherwise they can think that they're the boss I've never physically disiplined her. Just firm but fair. I'm no expert, but I'd say these dogs are certainly not for the beginer.

 

You're not wrong there mate. A woman in the flat opposite me had one as a pet. Poor fecking thing was locked up by itself most of the time, and then she used to let it out to run wild when she got home in the evenings. It would run up behind you and try attacking you if you didn't keep your eyes open leaving the flat. I took to taking a stick with me after a while when going out to the car or anything. Things came to a head when I brought my newborn son home from hospital in his car seat, and it started barking and going ape shit after the car seat as I had it in my hand. I lost the head with it and kicked it all the way back to where it lived and told the woman that if it wasn't gone by the next night, I'd be over with a shovel..

 

It disappeared shortly after that..

 

 

The shame is that it probably could have been a very handy dog in the right hands, it was quick as f**k! I'm not usually scared of dogs. but the size, speed and intelligence of that thing scared me to hell.

Edited March 5, 2010 by maltenby

[scottyboyish 14]

What way was she bred,was the GSD the dam or sire?I have a Dutch Shepherd pup,nearly 9 months old who`s a bit of a handfull at times so I know what you mean with them not being for the beginner.Keep us posted on her progress.

The sire was a 28'' GSD x Greyhound and I believe the dam was GSD/Collie x Grey/Whippet, = 3/8th GSD, 3/8th Greyhound, 1/8th collie, 1/8th Whippet.

[scottyboyish 14]

Couple more pics of GSD X Greyhound bitch.

[Hannah4181 260]

That beddyxwhippet is stunning.

[malc1 544]

Nice dogs you have.How`s the German shepherd x greyhound getting on work wise?If they`re bred from good shepherd lines they can be awesome dogs.

I'm bringing her on nice and steady, she's retreiving ,but she mouths the rabbits a bit hard at the moment (still a pup). 100% with ferrets. These crosses are faster than they look. They need sensible handling otherwise they can think that they're the boss I've never physically disiplined her. Just firm but fair. I'm no expert, but I'd say these dogs are certainly not for the beginer.

im a beginer and have a gsd x and hes spot on you can see him on game fairs and events shugborough hall res champ pup