studing my whippet

[bunnys 1,228]

respect what ya sayin mate and im not offering him for stud im asking peoples advice it may of been slightly badly worded but hey win some lose sone.... and yapping isnt a problem i lamp on premision where the odd yap doesnt hurt no one and its not like yapping would pass through genes.... thanks for your comment gaz and it is aprechiated. all other comments welcome....... just to comment if your not poaching yapping is fine although i will get it out of him with the easy ones x

hi there mate ,dont want to offend you but who ever or should i say what makes you think yapping his not in any way inherited . believe me just has a dog inherits coat colour type etc i think you will find this his inherited , the breed type here does produce consistent yappers not all strains but lots do.you may be able to rectify the majority of it, but it will pop up now and again when the dog his under pressure .good luck mate , with ya dog , and has you say it dont matter to you if the dogs a bit noisy . all the best bunnys

[derekbrown 176]

i have a male whippet called snipe who is 13 month old, he has exeled all my expectations his first season and i dont doubt he will in the summer when it comes to ferreting. he dus have a yap when running but that is due to the previous owner entering him too early. his retrieve is coming on ( he will now play fetch with tennisball) so he is a good dog and is working well. i am wanting to stud him and am offering stud for free but should it take and a littter be born i would want a pup...... what do you all think of the idea and any advice or anything you wish to comment is welcome just try keep it serious ( i no what its like on here hahahah)

its no wonder there is so many shite dogs in england not worth the price of the bullet that should finish them.your dog is 13 MONTHS and to make it worse is BARKING when he runs.get a grip lad.if your yappy dog was over here he wouldn't be bred from but would be shot for making noise when he runs.