Working whippets

[nat 8]

do you find your whips pick up many injuries? i was seriously thinking about getting pure but been put off by couple of people saying feet are too fragile in pure better mixing in something else.

he gets worked 3-5 times a week and does 45mins trotting on the road eveyday and his feet hold well

[weasle 1,119]

do you find your whips pick up many injuries? i was seriously thinking about getting pure but been put off by couple of people saying feet are too fragile in pure better mixing in something else.

he gets worked 3-5 times a week and does 45mins trotting on the road eveyday and his feet hold well

The key to whippets in my opion is plenty of road work to keep there nails down.

[Chickens4ever05 22]

here is my blue Whippet Dog Dodger, kc Reg elgedane artic Shadow.

 

i mainy ferret with hardly any lamping, all i can say is he is fantastic and dose everything i ask. never hada prob with feet, stamina is fantastic and he works all day putting 110% into every run. and one of tghe most inprotant things id he great nose marking occupide sets and working cover and reeds picking up sitters.

 

heres a feww pics Dodger is about 19-20" and weighs 28lb

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

you should join www.Workingwhippet.co.uk if you interested.

[Guest wurzil]

21 inch 34 pound bitch glen double bred

hope this helps

i like the bitch alot fencehopper she's a credit to ya mate, yis wurzil...

[Guest fence_hopper]

thanks bud

[Guest fence_hopper]

21 inch 34 pound bitch glen double bred

hope this helps

 

nice bitch mate

 

 

thanks jenks

Edited August 11, 2010 by fence_hopper

[tb25 4,627]

here is my blue Whippet Dog Dodger, kc Reg elgedane artic Shadow.

 

i mainy ferret with hardly any lamping, all i can say is he is fantastic and dose everything i ask. never hada prob with feet, stamina is fantastic and he works all day putting 110% into every run. and one of tghe most inprotant things id he great nose marking occupide sets and working cover and reeds picking up sitters.

 

heres a feww pics Dodger is about 19-20" and weighs 28lb

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

you should join www.Workingwhippet.co.uk if you interested.

[ljs1984 3]

My bitch 19 inch 22lb, Never been injured and taken a good few knocks! was run over few months back hit about 30 yards up the street! thought she had it! got straight back up and came trotting back to me as if it never happened, was bruised up for a couple of days though! goes to show how tough these little dogs are!

[ljs1984 3]

Another..

[ljs1984 3]

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Edited August 11, 2010 by ljs1984

[staffs riffraff 1,068]

some nice dogs there

[Sonny Brindle 2]

Here's mine. 19"TTS, he'll be four in November. Mainly used for lamping.

 

 

 

 

[lurchergrrl 1,441]

 

Your dogs are excellent to look at .... really really like them

 

Not necessarily a 'worker' by most of your standards, but I take him out to play as often as I can: Nimrodel lines, IKC registered, 21.5"

 

 

 

He's a big strapping thing, a lot beefier than I was expecting. He's out mooching an awful lot, jumps, swims, turns on a sixpence, and has bags of energy. And,(knock wood, he's not had a scratch so far, despite running head first into a gate when he was lamping once - and regularly going arse over teakettle on rough ground

[vanquo 2]

Some great pics in this thread. I've got an 8.5 month Whippet I'm bringing on at the moment. Seems a decent enough hound so far, just under 22 TTS.

 

 

[jimmys shop 182]

Some great photos of your whippets lads ,trying to pick up one for the grandchild at moment .