Lurcher VS Whippet

[NEWKID 27,127]

Hi guys,

 

by the looks of things im going to give Hancock Lurchers a call they seem to have a great reputation!

 

And they're only two and a half hours down the road.

 

Anyone know their prices roughly? PM please

 

Thanks

 

ATB

 

NWH

If your serious about getting a lurcher and meet the criteria.........I'll gift you a pup out of a litter I'm planning in about 6 months.You seem like a level-headed lad asking the right questions and taking advice on board

The offers there and like you said your not wanting one straight away so time to think and decide........

 

 

Thats a great offer there mate........ fair play to you Johnny

[darbo 4,774]

a very kind offer.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

That is a very good offer indeed.

 

Let us know how you get on.

[Dan Edwards 1,134]

a purpose bred lurcher will go alot further than one a thoses silly whippet things,and in most cases cost a 1/4 of the price to buy,whippets have had there day and the majority nowadays are scrawny show bred shite.....lurcher all the way

 

 

[rolysmate 49]

a purpose bred lurcher will go alot further than one a thoses silly whippet things,and in most cases cost a 1/4 of the price to buy,whippets have had there day and the majority nowadays are scrawny show bred shite.....lurcher all the way

 

 

 

Think you"ll find that whippet ownership is on the increase in the working field and with good reason

[Rory4 267]

fair play johny great offer and should be good pups

[johnny boy68 11,726]

I've noticed an increase the last few years(post ban)of people owning Whippets and the few pure breds and whip x's I've seen work have been very effecient at what they do.........effecient enough to earn a place in my kennel Would I buy one and bring it on.......no.I'd go for a purpose bred lurcher every time as ducky poo said the majority of whippets are show bred shite though there is a minority of good working whippets out there......sadly only a minority

[johnny boy68 11,726]

there either scrawny...show bred but almost all of them are shite :thumbs: :thumbs:

 

I'm not a carp ducky poooooooooooooooooooooo :laugh:

i know your not your welsh ffs :blink: :blink: :blink: :blink: johnny sort this boyo out

He's beyond sorting out mate.........got to admire his passion......he does have a young whippet thats showing good promise.One of the minority though

[otter 61]

Hi guys,

 

by the looks of things im going to give Hancock Lurchers a call they seem to have a great reputation!

 

And they're only two and a half hours down the road.

 

Anyone know their prices roughly? PM please

 

Thanks

 

ATB

 

NWH

If your serious about getting a lurcher and meet the criteria.........I'll gift you a pup out of a litter I'm planning in about 6 months.You seem like a level-headed lad asking the right questions and taking advice on board

The offers there and like you said your not wanting one straight away so time to think and decide........

that's a fair offer well done

[barnslyben 74]

I've noticed an increase the last few years(post ban)of people owning Whippets and the few pure breds and whip x's I've seen work have been very effecient at what they do.........effecient enough to earn a place in my kennel Would I buy one and bring it on.......no.I'd go for a purpose bred lurcher every time as ducky poo said the majority of whippets are show bred shite though there is a minority of good working whippets out there......sadly only a minority

sorry i disagree with ducky poo most whippets that i know of are working bred,but a couple were show bred and still doing the biz ,its horses for courses depends what your into,what your land is like, but a well bred whippet will give you alot of sport,without the hassle off plod ,i don t own pure breds, but i go out with lads who do and i like whippets, game, jack of all trade dogs very easy to keep.its all down to what you like, at the end of the day atbBB

Edited February 21, 2011 by barnslyben

[sim1066 0]

i have 3 whippets all hunt and catch most things happy with mine.

[Ideation 8,216]

Just have both, stops the arguments and the headache. A Whippet SHOULD be able to do the same as a lurcher of similar size, but obviously not going to be comparable to a bigger dog at many things. People also look down at them, but they are a very handy thing in the mix of a good lurcher, so if no one was working pure greys or whips then there would only be shite out there to use. I know many lurchers and lurcherxlurcher and thats the way to go sure, but at the start of these lines, some one needs a whip/grey thats doing the buisness to a high standard - i.e bull/whip, beddy/whip, grey/whip, collie/whip etc etc etc. And i think at the mo your more likely to find a hard working whip than a hard working grey.

[Blue one 89]

there either scrawny...show bred but almost all of them are shite :thumbs: :thumbs:

 

Yes and you talk a lot of shite.

[North Wales Hunter 6]

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