Don..

[Ginny Spinner 455]

Here's the uglier dog of my pack haha, He is Minshaw x Border Collie, making him over half collie, He's a cracking dog on the bunnys, also tracked a injured deer daytime whilst out shooting, Got two dogs both out the same Sire, but tottaly different Dams, should be a intresting first season for them....

 

 

[graham4877 1,181]

Nowt the matter with him!! Looks ok ,but are we after look's or a good worker!!!!

[scothunter 12,609]

dont think he is ugly at all mate,dont run your dogs down bud there plenty other fannys on here that like to think thats their job.

[Guest Buttermilk]

..... he's certainly not ugly. He looks a big fine dog.

[get the beers in 1]

love the look of don now dean been watching the young boy grow he coming from jack has come from good stock . you will have his half sister off me soom mate

Edited August 20, 2010 by get the beers in

[Ginny Spinner 455]

I wouldn't be bothered if he was purple with pink spot's as long as he works, not long now Geordie mate, thanks for the comments lads!

[markg 0]

he's looking real nice ginny spinner, no dobt he'll be put to the test come september.

 

atb markg

Edited August 20, 2010 by markg

[Bosun11 537]

Like the look of him GS, big strong dog, keep us posted on how he goes

[darren67 9]

hes looking alright ginny spinner,he ll get put though his paces this coming season thats a defo that im sure atb with him Darren

[young buck 375]

i like the look of him

[dytkos 17,803]

Well done with Don. GS. Have a great season with him. Cheers, D.

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

I don't suppose this dog is affiliated with a chap for Tyndsley called 'Mr. Smith' is it....I seem to recall seeing it a photo in the past once emailed to me by him

[jack lee 137]

I THINK THAT DON IS GOING TO BE A REAL GOODUN GINNY SPINNER,I HEARD TRUE THE GRAPEVINE THAT SOME OF HIS LITTER MATES CANNOT BE BOUGHT FOR TOP DOLLAR,I ALSO HEARD THAT ONE OF HIS SISTERS HAS ALREADY PUP A FEW HARES AWAY ALREADY, EVEN AT SUCH A YOUNG AGE,

[Ginny Spinner 455]

I don't suppose this dog is affiliated with a chap for Tyndsley called 'Mr. Smith' is it....I seem to recall seeing it a photo in the past once emailed to me by him

 

Don't no the bloke mate? Don's from ireland, the lad who bred him is a good friend of my dads and came over the water with a collie to get lined with Jack, Thanks everyone for the comments, and youse are all right he will get plenty of stick....

[whin 463]

saw quite a few home bred colie lurchers like him nice dog only thing they lack localy on big land was the gear for strong hares but good rabbit and lamp dogs saw afew dogs like that nothing phased them my mate bred true working beardies lurchers years ago some turned out like him could catch rabbs for fun ,saw abig colie type like him what a dog on rough land long grass clever at sqautters etc