feathered

[#1poacher 8]

hi how do i go about getting a feathered saluki grey most of the ones i have looked at are all smooth is this possible with 1st x or more probable with 2nd x cheers

[feed the bear 13]

hi how do i go about getting a feathered saluki grey most of the ones i have looked at are all smooth is this possible with 1st x or more probable with 2nd x cheers

 

Breed it with a turkey.............. feathers dont catch game son......

[DogMagic 461]

Does it have to be feathered????!! If so, why? As feed the bear points out it aint what it has at the tips of its ears that makes it a good dog, rather what it has BETWEEN its ears.

[feed the bear 13]

Does it have to be feathered????!! If so, why? As feed the bear points out it aint what it has at the tips of its ears that makes it a good dog, rather what it has BETWEEN its ears.

 

This is the reason why most saluki guys are taken as a joke..... there is several reasons why he wants feathers on his dog...... 1) will win more rosettes..... 2) more photogenic..... 3) Get more for the pups..... 4) get stud fees from good looking dog....

 

The way I look at it, its like fishing. You go into a fishing shop and most lures, flies, etc, are there to attract the fisherman rather than the fish. You'll catch fish with a hook and an earth worm.... FACT. Same with lurchers, feathers are their to attract folk rather than to add anything to the dog. The most ugliest dog on the planet will catch quarry if its proprotioned right and has the right mentality.

[Rain 232]

It just give ya the hope that it's got some wind if it got feathered ears

 

Lmao

[feed the bear 13]

It just give ya the hope that it's got some wind if it got feathered ears

 

Lmao

 

LOL..... or maybe it looks like its going faster if there is feathers flowing in the breeze...

[sniper 30]

It just give ya the hope that it's got some wind if it got feathered ears

 

Lmao

 

LOL..... or maybe it looks like its going faster if there is feathers flowing in the breeze...

Try the wanted section

[CarraghsGem 92]

ive seen a saluki-grey x saluki-grey litter with feathered pups as well as smooth coated pups

i dont know if thats the norm or not though.

[arcticgun 4,548]

I have a 9 month old coursing bred saluki lurcher tons of feather, the rest of his litter including his sister my mate owns are smooth agree with the above statement about performance being more important than looks handsome is as handsome does

[poacher9991 10]

firstx to fistx may thrw feather a genuin first x will al;ways be smooth or just get your self a 3 1/4 bred lots of feathered stuff out there i like it cos it dot cut so easyly on the hampshires flint lol

[#1poacher 8]

the only reason i ask is that my smooth haired dog permanently casts hairand its a nightmare in the house