huskie type crosses

[Guest whitser]

i was watching a programme on animal planet about snow dogs and it got me thinking. has anyone ever used a huskie type dog to breed a lurcher. these dogs have some stamina and drive. suppose you'd have to use working strains to breed with, dont imagine theres too many working huskies round my way.

[jacob 28]

i was watching a programme on animal planet about snow dogs and it got me thinking. has anyone ever used a huskie type dog to breed a lurcher. these dogs have some stamina and drive. suppose you'd have to use working strains to breed with, dont imagine theres too many working huskies round my way.

have a read of the lurcher/tumbler thread

[samba 534]

i was watching a programme on animal planet about snow dogs and it got me thinking. has anyone ever used a huskie type dog to breed a lurcher. these dogs have some stamina and drive. suppose you'd have to use working strains to breed with, dont imagine theres too many working huskies round my way.

 

jeff burrell uses husky blood in his strain

[tote 856]

i was watching a programme on animal planet about snow dogs and it got me thinking. has anyone ever used a huskie type dog to breed a lurcher. these dogs have some stamina and drive. suppose you'd have to use working strains to breed with, dont imagine theres too many working huskies round my way.

 

I don't know if you've noticed but a lot of the lads in the UK that run their huskies have cross

bred them with trail hounds,just as much stamina and less chance of overheating[heatstroke]

in the British climate.

 

Has anyone ever used trail hounds to breed lurchers as I think this might be a better proposition.

[Meerihunter 7]

I've seen a huskyXsaluki/greyhound coursing hares but it was big (28")heavy clumsy beast. Not sure if any use stood out to me.

 

My Parents have a Siberian Husky and it has a huge prey drive and very clever (like all primative breeds) making training/handling diffucult, like Saluki's (another primative breed) you can't afford to make too many mistake's, serious mind games involved. He was a serious fox killer before a year old and will deer like a hound giving the chance.

 

What possible need is there for this type of lurcher?

 

 

[Berkutchi 0]

I've seen a huskyXsaluki/greyhound coursing hares but it was big (28")heavy clumsy beast. Not sure if any use stood out to me.

 

My Parents have a Siberian Husky and it has a huge prey drive and very clever (like all primative breeds) making training/handling diffucult, like Saluki's (another primative breed) you can't afford to make too many mistake's, serious mind games involved. He was a serious fox killer before a year old and will deer like a hound giving the chance.

 

What possible need is there for this type of lurcher?

 

 

 

I 100% agree mate,i said the same thing on lurcher/Tumbler thread;