Carl Williams

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On 31/05/2021 at 01:14, eastcoast said:

Edited yesterday at 01:44 by eastcoast
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All joking aside that dog looks like it would kill a fox no problem. Corgis have a strong jaw like Oz cattle dogs, I know cause I've been bitten by one, lol.

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4 hours ago, Black neck said:

I prefer a frankenstien when it comes 2 creatures

Creature from the black neck luguna 

4 hours ago, Black neck said:

 

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6 hours ago, Rudeboy 1 said:

Luguna coursing whippet blood is breeding ingredients i personally like in a hybridization creature. 

Is there much Laguna blood  about

[Rudeboy 1 152]

Luguna coursing whippet blood is breeding ingredients i personally like in a hybridization creature. 

[Rudeboy 1 152]

Yes but they are not really well boned

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28 minutes ago, Rudeboy 1 said:

Yes but they are not really well boned

The laguna small types mate I didn't think there was much proper laguna about

[poxon 5,718]

What do you think of oakbark whippets Carl are they still going or as there line died out I had fond memories of them growing up 

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13 minutes ago, poxon said:

What do you think of oakbark whippets Carl are they still going or as there line died out I had fond memories of them growing up 

Also nimrodel an moonlake 

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HJKC .........makes me immediately think "Exchange & Mart" !

Good old days when dogs, ferrets, pigeons could be sent to you by rail in the guards van !

Cheers.

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2 hours ago, poxon said:

Also nimrodel an moonlake 

Nimrodel, nevedith, cockrow, etc etc, all had laguna in their bloodline/pedigree.  Go back far enough, and it'll be in practically all whippets that are about today.

@poxon

My son's current whippet is 'cyangrange' prefix, but has collooney, oakbark, laguna and a few others in his pedigree.

If you go back far enough, and check up on stanley s wilkin, 'tiptree', that'll give you plenty of info about the bloodlines etc. 

Yours in whippets, shaaark lol

Edited June 1, 2021 by shaaark

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1 hour ago, shaaark said:

Nimrodel, nevedith, cockrow, etc etc, all had laguna in their bloodline/pedigree.  Go back far enough, and it'll be in practically all whippets that are about today.

@poxon

My son's current whippet is 'cyangrange' prefix, but has collooney, oakbark, laguna and a few others in his pedigree.

If you go back far enough, and check up on stanley s wilkin, 'tiptree', that'll give you plenty of info about the bloodlines etc. 

Yours in whippets, shaaark lol

Cheers shark I’ll have a little look 

never know in a few years time there might be a working whippet dog in my kennels/household my 7 yr old at the minute son keeps saying he wants his own running dog so he can come out with me but my misses has said no.I just said son leave it with me by 10yrs old if your still interested in a dog your have your own dog ya mums got no say in the matter I think a working whippet would be spot on for a young lads first running dog 

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5 minutes ago, poxon said:

Cheers shark I’ll have a little look 

never know in a few years time there might be a working whippet dog in my kennels/household my 7 yr old at the minute son keeps saying he wants his own running dog so he can come out with me but my misses has said no.I just said son leave it with me by 10yrs old if your still interested in a dog your have your own dog ya mums got no say in the matter I think a working whippet would be spot on for a young lads first running dog 

Belting little dogs mate, and great for kids, well anyone really, but they do like to 'snuggle' up, especially with the youngsters lol, and the kids and whippets thrive off it lol. 

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Just now, shaaark said:

Belting little dogs mate, and great for kids, well anyone really, but they do like to 'snuggle' up, especially with the youngsters lol, and the kids and whippets thrive off it lol. 

Great little dogs used to have a lot of hunting with whippet an there xs (beddy) until about 5yrs ago my family member called it a day for actively working dogs as he retired from the game just enjoys a bit of mooching about now with the dogs he has left but there getting on a bit now. I think I’d go for a dog some of them bitchs can be small an weedy id want him a dog something 20-21tts plus can’t be doing with them small dogs how often they come in season it’d be annoying for him if the bitch is a every 6monther that it was to breakdown 

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25 minutes ago, poxon said:

Great little dogs used to have a lot of hunting with whippet an there xs (beddy) until about 5yrs ago my family member called it a day for actively working dogs as he retired from the game just enjoys a bit of mooching about now with the dogs he has left but there getting on a bit now. I think I’d go for a dog some of them bitchs can be small an weedy id want him a dog something 20-21tts plus can’t be doing with them small dogs how often they come in season it’d be annoying for him if the bitch is a every 6monther that it was to breakdown 

My son's dog's dam is just over 20", sire is 21".  Plenty of whippets, dogs and bitches well over 20".  Seem to be more common in the south of the country for some reason.

Smallest bitch I've owned was 20 1/2". 

Oh yeah, forgot to say, he also has a whippet bitch,  21" 3 years old.  She comes in season once a year. 

Edited June 1, 2021 by shaaark

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16 minutes ago, shaaark said:

My son's dog's dam is just over 20", sire is 21".  Plenty of whippets, dogs and bitches well over 20".  Seem to be more common in the south of the country for some reason.

Smallest bitch I've owned was 20 1/2". 

Oh yeah, forgot to say, he also has a whippet bitch,  21" 4 years old.  She comes in season once a year. 

you need that bit of height for running. my little beddywhippet is 18 1 /2tts.she thrives in hedgerows, brambles, ditches, etc. but straight running she certainly lacks gears. often in rough ground gets unsighted. that's why I am having a pup to work alongside her. choice is a whippet or breed my own three quarter cross.