Greyhound

[George82 1]

greyhound soon to come into season and i cant decide can anyone give there opinion

[black recking it 730]

greyhound soon to come into season and i cant decide can anyone give there opinion

depends what you are breeding for and how many people want the pups

[hogdog 61]

Depends what you want to add.

 

It also depends on the quality of the stud. There are good, bad and mediocre in all breeds.

Edited August 7, 2010 by hogdog

[George82 1]

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<br>greyhound soon to come into season and i cant decide can anyone give there opinion<br>

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<br><br>breeding her for a dog that can pick up rabbits she is far to fast and doesnt do too well after 2 hours pups will go

[gnipper 6,412]

A good collie or collie x if your wanting rabbiting dogs, or a beddy.

[scotty2306 37]

A good collie or collie x if your wanting rabbiting dogs, or a beddy.

put a collie grey x saluki grey over her make a good dog for day and night

[carrot cruncher 3]

if its rabbits you want put a collie x but if its daylight use a saluki blooded dog, stay away from the bull x's there good for only a couple of things if it bights back of got a huge rack and both of them will get you 12 month

[taz2010 1,297]

if its rabbits you want put a collie x but if its daylight use a saluki blooded dog, stay away from the bull x's there good for only a couple of things if it bights back of got a huge rack and both of them will get you 12 month

you obviously dont have bull x do ya

[carrot cruncher 3]

if its rabbits you want put a collie x but if its daylight use a saluki blooded dog, stay away from the bull x's there good for only a couple of things if it bights back of got a huge rack and both of them will get you 12 month

you obviously dont have bull x do ya

 

 

if your going breed a rabbit dog why the f**k would you use a bit o'bully if you want to get big stuff then yes but for a rabbit dog bollocks i bet you got some good bull xs for the rabbits you minge

[Wxm 1,638]

id go for a whippet or a beddy .. good little crosses and both would be great for rabbit.

id probs go more the beddy as i rather the ruff coated lurcher as the seem to get less torn up IMO

[dean 29 27]

id go for a whippet or a beddy .. good little crosses and both would be great for rabbit.

id probs go more the beddy as i rather the ruff coated lurcher as the seem to get less torn up IMO

me 2

[J Darcy 5,871]

Why breed?

Just get a pup from a litter bred from parents that both do well on the quarry you want.....

In this day and age there is alot of lads struggling to get rid of pups.

[cúagusgiorraí 57]

greyhound soon to come into season and i cant decide can anyone give there opinion

 

why are you breeding?

 

There is lots of factors in deciding to breed a lurcher. Whats the quarry, how much & often do you hunt, where do you hunt, is it for £££'s, is it an armchair hunter experiment?

 

There are lots of quality lurchers being bred in your country from good working dogs.. why not get a dog from there, instead of adding to the surplus of dogs?

 

[poacher3161 1,766]

Likes been said with the amount of pups about why breed if i was to breed a streight grey it would be a beddy or an ireish terrier.

[noddy10 411]

my 2p worth.... if you dont know what to line her with out ov a bull or a saluki....then dont breed her.