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here's another one of mine, but this time it's a 3/8 bull 5/8 grey over another 3/8 bull 5/8 grey, if memory serves?

Good dog but got killed by a 70 kilo boar, bad considering he's dealt with many 100 kilo boars before the one who got him.

nice dog that pal

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I,d put another first x bull/grey over her. The resulting pups are usually taller ..faster without losing any of bulls attributes...atb stabba

3/4 grey 1/4 bull

anything that does what you want,does it matter whats in it so long as it does the job.another half bull if there as good as you say,just cos the bitch is good dont mean the pups will be

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Find a dog DOING exactly what you want. . NOT what it should be doing. . If your happy with your bitch, then find a Stud doing what you expect your pups to do. .

 

All the best SHanded. . :thumbs:

 

I am trying :thumbs:

My advice is ignore the pure greyhound advice. IMO you would be taking a step backwards. You would defo add more speed but it wouldnt be there for long. . :thumbs:

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Next year I am planning on breeding my First x bull grey bitch she is four year old now and has done everything I have asked of her she has ran doubled up with some of the best dogs up this neck of the woods and to my surprise she has made a fool of a lot of them, ok I have a laugh and joke with the owners of the dogs she has ran with and try and soften the blow with them on how a first x bull grey just made a fool of there champion bred lineage salukie lurchers it is all in jest but what I am always told by them are if that was in a massive open place like the fens then the outcome would of been different (but we are not on the fens) and probable never will be ! the only thing that I would change in this bitch is that I would give her one more gear so she can be there all the way on the more open ground that we hunt ! I would like to pass everything this bitch has onto her pups but with a extra gear !!!!! Any sugestions would be welcome ...............

 

I`me looking for a suitable bitch for my dog, my reasons are as a back up plan should my current pup not be up for it....

My dog is 25" 28kg 1/2 Whippet 1/4 Grey 1/4 Bull, He`s a decent day time dog with a good nose and is able to tackle whatever his nose will find

I.M.O. This would add the "extra gear" that your looking for...Give us a p.m. if you`d like to know anything more..

 

Mars...

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Next year I am planning on breeding my First x bull grey bitch she is four year old now and has done everything I have asked of her she has ran doubled up with some of the best dogs up this neck of the woods and to my surprise she has made a fool of a lot of them, ok I have a laugh and joke with the owners of the dogs she has ran with and try and soften the blow with them on how a first x bull grey just made a fool of there champion bred lineage salukie lurchers it is all in jest but what I am always told by them are if that was in a massive open place like the fens then the outcome would of been different (but we are not on the fens) and probable never will be ! the only thing that I would change in this bitch is that I would give her one more gear so she can be there all the way on the more open ground that we hunt ! I would like to pass everything this bitch has onto her pups but with a extra gear !!!!! Any sugestions would be welcome ...............

ive never seen a first x bull/grey that was racey enough to beat running dogs ..... especially champion bred ones at that , as you put it , and still do a half xs job , thats a very handy tool to have a dog that can be upside down in a hole one day working with terriers and coursing against salukis xs the next i think youve descovered the perfect allrounder .... atb

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Next year I am planning on breeding my First x bull grey bitch she is four year old now and has done everything I have asked of her she has ran doubled up with some of the best dogs up this neck of the woods and to my surprise she has made a fool of a lot of them, ok I have a laugh and joke with the owners of the dogs she has ran with and try and soften the blow with them on how a first x bull grey just made a fool of there champion bred lineage salukie lurchers it is all in jest but what I am always told by them are if that was in a massive open place like the fens then the outcome would of been different (but we are not on the fens) and probable never will be ! the only thing that I would change in this bitch is that I would give her one more gear so she can be there all the way on the more open ground that we hunt ! I would like to pass everything this bitch has onto her pups but with a extra gear !!!!! Any sugestions would be welcome ...............

why bother.sounds like your dog is already the best :whistling:

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Next year I am planning on breeding my First x bull grey bitch she is four year old now and has done everything I have asked of her she has ran doubled up with some of the best dogs up this neck of the woods and to my surprise she has made a fool of a lot of them, ok I have a laugh and joke with the owners of the dogs she has ran with and try and soften the blow with them on how a first x bull grey just made a fool of there champion bred lineage salukie lurchers it is all in jest but what I am always told by them are if that was in a massive open place like the fens then the outcome would of been different (but we are not on the fens) and probable never will be ! the only thing that I would change in this bitch is that I would give her one more gear so she can be there all the way on the more open ground that we hunt ! I would like to pass everything this bitch has onto her pups but with a extra gear !!!!! Any sugestions would be welcome ...............

ive never seen a first x bull/grey that was racey enough to beat running dogs ..... especially champion bred ones at that , as you put it , and still do a half xs job , thats a very handy tool to have a dog that can be upside down in a hole one day working with terriers and coursing against salukis xs the next i think youve descovered the perfect allrounder .... atb

 

if the dog is doing every thing he wonts it to he will have the best in the woud to him and every one big's there own dog's up

hope you find the best dog you can

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