lakeland x bedlington

[Tyla 3,179]

If you really want to breed from your lakie then put it accross a non ped whippet. I have a jrtxwhippet (terrier sire and whippet dam) and hes a cracking dog, does everything you would expect a lurcher to do.

 

If your not desperate to use the lakie then buy a lurcher rather than breeding for the sake of it.

 

Here is the jrtxwhip

[KingKong 44]

If you really want to breed from your lakie then put it accross a non ped whippet. I have a jrtxwhippet (terrier sire and whippet dam) and hes a cracking dog, does everything you would expect a lurcher to do.

 

If your not desperate to use the lakie then buy a lurcher rather than breeding for the sake of it.

 

Here is the jrtxwhip

cant beleive thats a russel x whippet looks a nice thing would not have thought they would have come out so leggy

[fieldsportsman 107]

is there a chance that the whippets would have a wiry coat as i would like it to have one.

[Tyla 3,179]

If you really want to breed from your lakie then put it accross a non ped whippet. I have a jrtxwhippet (terrier sire and whippet dam) and hes a cracking dog, does everything you would expect a lurcher to do.

 

If your not desperate to use the lakie then buy a lurcher rather than breeding for the sake of it.

 

Here is the jrtxwhip

cant beleive thats a russel x whippet looks a nice thing would not have thought they would have come out so leggy

 

He certainly is, the litter was bred by dogger off here. The whole litter were very typey, having said that i've seen the same cross come out very odd looking! We were just lucky i guess

Edited July 1, 2010 by Tyla

[tb25 4,627]

is there a chance that the whippets would have a wiry coat as i would like it to have one.

yes mate as said the lad i no with the whip cross lakeland has a wire coat but with this cross its goin to be hit and miss if they come out eny good,i think,like i said out ov a litter ov 6 he was the only desent one that came out the litter

Edited July 1, 2010 by tb25

[Guest fence_hopper]

i'd say buy in a descent lurcher instead. enough shite out there and dogs in rehoming centres no need to add more.

[blackknight 14]

i would of fort something with to much terrier in it like a half cross jrt x whippet will have a good chance of yapping behind rabbit, not much good for lamping, mite be wrong as I've never owned one. just my opinion.

[Tyla 3,179]

i would of fort something with to much terrier in it like a half cross jrt x whippet will have a good chance of yapping behind rabbit, not much good for lamping, mite be wrong as I've never owned one. just my opinion.

I cant speak for any other dog but mine is silent on his game and a very capable lamper. His forte is bushing and ferreting, but hes more than capable of dealing with anything else that pops up.

 

To be honest my wife got him as a yard dog when she was working on a livery and i only worked him seriously when my bitch was laid up. That was at the beginning of the season before last when he was about 12 months i think and he has never looked back. Lucky really as my bitch has had a crap time with injuries and hes taken up the slack in fine style.

 

Theres a few people who've seen him on here but he has nothing to prove to anyone but me. If i had the space i would have another like him tomorrow.

 

He does lack the same top speed as a good lurcher but makes up for it with drive and agility. Unfortunately he got a blackthorn in his eye at the end of last season and it has affected the sight in that eye. That in turn has affected his strike which is a shame as it was one of his strong points. He still catches but he misses his strike sometimes which he never used to.

[blackknight 14]

i would of fort something with to much terrier in it like a half cross jrt x whippet will have a good chance of yapping behind rabbit, not much good for lamping, mite be wrong as I've never owned one. just my opinion.

I cant speak for any other dog but mine is silent on his game and a very capable lamper. His forte is bushing and ferreting, but hes more than capable of dealing with anything else that pops up.

 

To be honest my wife got him as a yard dog when she was working on a livery and i only worked him seriously when my bitch was laid up. That was at the beginning of the season before last when he was about 12 months i think and he has never looked back. Lucky really as my bitch has had a crap time with injuries and hes taken up the slack in fine style.

 

Theres a few people who've seen him on here but he has nothing to prove to anyone but me. If i had the space i would have another like him tomorrow.

 

He does lack the same top speed as a good lurcher but makes up for it with drive and agility. Unfortunately he got a blackthorn in his eye at the end of last season and it has affected the sight in that eye. That in turn has affected his strike which is a shame as it was one of his strong points. He still catches but he misses his strike sometimes which he never used to.

sound like a little belter mate. Edited July 1, 2010 by blackknight

[Tyla 3,179]

i would of fort something with to much terrier in it like a half cross jrt x whippet will have a good chance of yapping behind rabbit, not much good for lamping, mite be wrong as I've never owned one. just my opinion.

I cant speak for any other dog but mine is silent on his game and a very capable lamper. His forte is bushing and ferreting, but hes more than capable of dealing with anything else that pops up.

 

To be honest my wife got him as a yard dog when she was working on a livery and i only worked him seriously when my bitch was laid up. That was at the beginning of the season before last when he was about 12 months i think and he has never looked back. Lucky really as my bitch has had a crap time with injuries and hes taken up the slack in fine style.

 

Theres a few people who've seen him on here but he has nothing to prove to anyone but me. If i had the space i would have another like him tomorrow.

 

He does lack the same top speed as a good lurcher but makes up for it with drive and agility. Unfortunately he got a blackthorn in his eye at the end of last season and it has affected the sight in that eye. That in turn has affected his strike which is a shame as it was one of his strong points. He still catches but he misses his strike sometimes which he never used to.

sound like a little belter mate.

 

He is, we tried to put him across my lurcher bitch at her last seaon but they didnt take. A pity as shes taken alot of injuries and deserves some time out, shes in for as toe amputation as a last resort tomorrow, and unless he gets the hang of his eye injury i might be in for another crap season.

[TOPPER 1,809]

just go an get a bedy x whippet there was some for sale in the for sale section == bedy x whippet exellent rabbit dog

[dogger 100]

If you really want to breed from your lakie then put it accross a non ped whippet. I have a jrtxwhippet (terrier sire and whippet dam) and hes a cracking dog, does everything you would expect a lurcher to do.

 

If your not desperate to use the lakie then buy a lurcher rather than breeding for the sake of it.

 

Here is the jrtxwhip

cant beleive thats a russel x whippet looks a nice thing would not have thought they would have come out so leggy

 

He certainly is, the litter was bred by dogger off here. The whole litter were very typey, having said that i've seen the same cross come out very odd looking! We were just lucky i guess

looking good bud

[Tyla 3,179]

If you really want to breed from your lakie then put it accross a non ped whippet. I have a jrtxwhippet (terrier sire and whippet dam) and hes a cracking dog, does everything you would expect a lurcher to do.

 

If your not desperate to use the lakie then buy a lurcher rather than breeding for the sake of it.

 

Here is the jrtxwhip

cant beleive thats a russel x whippet looks a nice thing would not have thought they would have come out so leggy

 

He certainly is, the litter was bred by dogger off here. The whole litter were very typey, having said that i've seen the same cross come out very odd looking! We were just lucky i guess

looking good bud

 

Cheers mate, how are things at your end of the world?

[long dogs 580]

hi all, just a question, do you think a bedlington x lakelan could run a lamp or catch rabbits in day.

bet it would lad if it was pretty close to it depends on size of the dog

[ban is just a word 43]

put it across an ex racing greyhound id like too see the turn out of a lakey x grey 1st cross id putmoney on it that in the right hands it would do the job, my mates pure lakey has cuaght many rabbit while weve been out just excersising the dogs. day and night!