studing my whippet

[no1 jibber 31]

it's a forum, we all have a freedom of speech, intelligent you could of fooled me. 13 months old yapps wow good luck.

[lurchermania 25]

  On 18/12/2010 at 16:52, no1 jibber said:

it's a forum, we all have a freedom of speech, intelligent you could of fooled me. 13 months old yapps wow good luck.

 

and who r u like i have already said i hunt permision and the yap is no problem if your alowed to be there also its getting less and less of a yap as he catches more and more so you run dogs on land where you not meant to be ( poacher) i take it you probably run ilegal game and you think you can put me down mate grow up and stop tryin to have a go give sum advice like others but my advice to u do one off the topic

[Guest crobinc840]

There's nothing wrong with preparing for the future and hoping for the best from your dog but it is still too young to bred and by the way the post was started it did look like you're planning on studding him. "Free stud" really does mean free and is used to prove the dog can produce good offspring. I have a pup I'm hoping the best for and have a stud that will hopefully still be around when everything is ready but the future is a long way away and plenty can hapen in between. We all want the best for our dogs I think. Enjoy your dog.

[lurchermania 25]

thanks for the advice matey

[no1 jibber 31]

fair enough pal, we all have different standards

[pikey1989 36]

thought this was a joke at first but am not sure now ha

[pernod 466]

definately somebody on the wind up (i hope).

 

Cheers Pernod

[Guest stewie]

muppet

[hickymick 37]

  On 18/12/2010 at 15:59, lurchermania said:

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)

my saluki match dogs need some new blood in them as i keep getting arrested down linconshire,nd carnt run hares any more,so this cross would make yapping none retrieving run into the distance nd never come back dogs which i could make loads of money off cos they would always need replacing,they would make brill ferreting dogs,as they would run off nd never make a sound,pups would be £7000 each,which you would pay half as the stud fee must paid to my ego..atb

[Penda 3,341]

Il be honest with yah mate mating dogs and breeding dogs isnt my thing im a dog worker not a dog breeder if i was i wouldnt go into breeding lurchers i think a dog has to un its right to be bred and i think if iot is bred it has to be for yourself not to make a money as alot of other people do i have bred a couple of litters in the past but for my own use really

[Guest crobinc840]

  On 18/12/2010 at 19:09, hickymick said:

  On 18/12/2010 at 15:59, lurchermania said:

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)

my saluki match dogs need some new blood in them as i keep getting arrested down linconshire,nd carnt run hares any more,so this cross would make yapping none retrieving run into the distance nd never come back dogs which i could make loads of money off cos they would always need replacing,they would make brill ferreting dogs,as they would run off nd never make a sound,pups would be £7000 each,which you would pay half as the stud fee must paid to my ego..atb

At that price it must be a good dog, what would you call the line?

[stabba 10,745]

[hickymick 37]

  On 18/12/2010 at 19:13, crobinc840 said:

  On 18/12/2010 at 19:09, hickymick said:

  On 18/12/2010 at 15:59, lurchermania said:

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)

my saluki match dogs need some new blood in them as i keep getting arrested down linconshire,nd carnt run hares any more,so this cross would make yapping none retrieving run into the distance nd never come back dogs which i could make loads of money off cos they would always need replacing,they would make brill ferreting dogs,as they would run off nd never make a sound,pups would be £7000 each,which you would pay half as the stud fee must paid to my ego..atb

At that price it must be a good dog, what would you call the line?

fools gold,or bullsheetsalu

[morton 5,368]

  On 18/12/2010 at 15:59, lurchermania said:

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)

Are you waiting for summer ferreting because its to cold for you or the dog now,or os it because baby rabbits are easier for the dog to catch?.

[martnmagik 68]

  On 18/12/2010 at 16:38, gareth_daniel said:

I think it's a pride thing, wanting a pup out of your own dog.

 

I am the same, my pup is only 14 weeks and I have already started thinking about what kind of bitch I want to put him over to get a pup out of.

 

But in reality it will be when he's had 3 seasons or so and has proved he's got something worth keeping hold of.

 

Gaz

hello gaz. as you no mate i have a litter sister to your pup and i thought about this the other day lol was thinking along the beddy/whippet line to take a little of the height out but this is just my preference for what i will be working. how is the training going mate? hope its getting there atb mart