German Shepard X s

[STUNTMAN 552]

I never had one but I bred a litter of 1st cross Belgian Malinois. They seem as pups very nice but being young and dumb felt they were going to be “to†slow. I passed them out to some fellow hunters and learned an important lesson. If you want to do something do it yourself. Lost contact of most and lost the litter by 24 months and wasn’t able to make the next cross to ¾ which I was banking on. Some went to Canada and did very well up there with fox and barn hunting for coons. This guy in the picture was a straight up deer dog by 14-16 months.

Mali stud -GH dam 14 months

Female around 5 months

[malc1 544]

i have a gsd x hes 27 and a half to the shoulder and hes 67 pounds in weight he 14 months now top dog does all i want him to

[runforyourlife 361]

i have a gsd x hes 27 and a half to the shoulder and hes 67 pounds in weight he 14 months now top dog does all i want him to

 

 

Have you worked with any others lurchers before you alsation x?

 

 

Ask skycat off here, shes the columist in the countrymans weekly sold nationwide... she has owned them... If i recall she said they were fearless but not the best lurcher for any allround work, and not the quickest...

[CI HIR 13]

That dog looks a handy tool.I think that a good German,Belgian or Dutch Shepherd has a lot to offer in lurcher breeding.

[the pikey poacher 1,157]

been out with malc1's dog and can honestly say he's a very good dog was catching rabbits on the lamp for fun and was still very young about 6 months i think but malk will tell you exactly how old he was i was very suprised at how quick he was

[REED1 1]

Hi,

 

I have seen quite a few Mals and worked with several. I love the breed and believe the good ones are the best working dogs in the world. There does seem to be a fair shake of poor ones also. The mals I have seen have all been in working situations, but I believe that a good mal crossed into a lurcher or stag could be a asset. They have a intensity and focus that I believe would make for a nice cross.

 

Reed

[Trigger 26]

ive used first cross alsation/greyhounds. they are a very good cross of dog and will take alot of hard work, they are also more than capable of turning there hands to any job asked of them. they look slow as alot of first crosses do but they are faster than what you think. ive seen them take fox and hare daytime single handed, greyhound dog over alsation bitch produces better working dogs both mentaly and physically imo. i have a alsation/whippet she is a o.k little bitch. my main dog has alsation in him aswell.

Edited June 26, 2010 by Trigger

[Casso 1,261]

i have a gsd x hes 27 and a half to the shoulder and hes 67 pounds in weight he 14 months now top dog does all i want him to

 

 

Have you worked with any others lurchers before you alsation x?

 

 

Ask skycat off here, shes the columist in the countrymans weekly sold nationwide... she has owned them... If i recall she said they were fearless but not the best lurcher for any allround work, and not the quickest...

 

 

Skycat is a columist in the countrymans weekly ,, is that true,?

[bird 10,005]

i have a gsd x hes 27 and a half to the shoulder and hes 67 pounds in weight he 14 months now top dog does all i want him to

 

 

Have you worked with any others lurchers before you alsation x?

 

 

Ask skycat off here, shes the columist in the countrymans weekly sold nationwide... she has owned them... If i recall she said they were fearless but not the best lurcher for any allround work, and not the quickest...

 

 

Skycat is a columist in the countrymans weekly ,, is that true,?

 

yep

[Trigger 26]

i have a gsd x hes 27 and a half to the shoulder and hes 67 pounds in weight he 14 months now top dog does all i want him to

 

 

Have you worked with any others lurchers before you alsation x?

 

 

Ask skycat off here, shes the columist in the countrymans weekly sold nationwide... she has owned them... If i recall she said they were fearless but not the best lurcher for any allround work, and not the quickest...

 

 

Skycat is a columist in the countrymans weekly ,, is that true,?

 

yep

is skycat penny taylor then? as she had a german shepherd X that was doing well there was a article in the cmw about it.

[watchman 256]

i have a gsd x hes 27 and a half to the shoulder and hes 67 pounds in weight he 14 months now top dog does all i want him to

 

 

Have you worked with any others lurchers before you alsation x?

 

 

Ask skycat off here, shes the columist in the countrymans weekly sold nationwide... she has owned them... If i recall she said they were fearless but not the best lurcher for any allround work, and not the quickest...

 

 

Skycat is a columist in the countrymans weekly ,, is that true,?

 

yep

is skycat penny taylor then? as she had a german shepherd X that was doing well there was a article in the cmw about it.

she is also very helpful

[Dan Edwards 1,134]

stunt, I always like lookin at him bro. Just like the looks of him.

[malc1 544]

first dog or not as i said he does his job for me he also has good speed got reserve in puppy raceing and got to semi in simulated courseing had his first rabbit at 3 and a half months wat more do you want also got good stamina

[the pikey poacher 1,157]

he's looking well malk

[forest of dean redneck 11,771]

nice looking dog there stuntman.