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not bothered , they both serve a purpose , and do it well

One like this one, my one lol.

The big headed bit don't make one bit of difference, as my old mate used to say, big heads don't catch foxes, long legs do..!   Though so far, looks like I'm the only one who would go for the strong

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racey over heavy everytime,half x prob be no use to me just tend to favour the 1/4 bull,iv always wondered is a half x really bred to run? each to their own i say and what they use it for :thumbs:

i know what u mean but there is always the half crosses that throw to the racey side like this on of mine 23 1/2 tts 55 lb 12 month old

 

 

thats a nice type mate.

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racey over heavy everytime,half x prob be no use to me just tend to favour the 1/4 bull,iv always wondered is a half x really bred to run? each to their own i say and what they use it for :thumbs:

i know what u mean but there is always the half crosses that throw to the racey side like this on of mine 23 1/2 tts 55 lb 12 month old

 

 

thats a nice type mate.

thanks mate well see what shes got in the tank come sept :whistling:

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racey over heavy everytime,half x prob be no use to me just tend to favour the 1/4 bull,iv always wondered is a half x really bred to run? each to their own i say and what they use it for :thumbs:

i know what u mean but there is always the half crosses that throw to the racey side like this on of mine 23 1/2 tts 55 lb 12 month old

 

 

Thats a lovely lurcher Ruby Jet, a credit to you, tip top condition, as you say, not all first crosses are heavy, most are fair enough, but not all of them. Had both sorts, but as has been stated, depends what your after, although nowadays, i'd go for the more athletic type, better suited to "multi tasking", jmho.

 

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never a had a heavy bull x dont see the need if u can get a strong racey one :thumbs:
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What would you class a 3/8 5/8 as heavey or racey or both ?

 

 

ive got 1 a pup, ones ive seen were quite big dogs. My pup is 7 1/2 months 25in 68lb, not rabbit dogs really, but will catch a few :thumbs: Tod

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racey over heavy everytime,half x prob be no use to me just tend to favour the 1/4 bull,iv always wondered is a half x really bred to run? each to their own i say and what they use it for :thumbs:

i know what u mean but there is always the half crosses that throw to the racey side like this on of mine 23 1/2 tts 55 lb 12 month old

 

 

thats a nice type mate.

thanks mate well see what shes got in the tank come sept :whistling:

 

she looks in good condition mate,but what she has in the tank is really what i was asking with ref the the half x :thumbs:

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racey over heavy everytime,half x prob be no use to me just tend to favour the 1/4 bull,iv always wondered is a half x really bred to run? each to their own i say and what they use it for :thumbs:

i know what u mean but there is always the half crosses that throw to the racey side like this on of mine 23 1/2 tts 55 lb 12 month old

 

 

thats a nice type mate.

thanks mate well see what shes got in the tank come sept :whistling:

 

she looks in good condition mate,but what she has in the tank is really what i was asking with ref the the half x :thumbs:

i get what you saying and understand where u are comeing from every dog has a job :thumbs:

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racey over heavy everytime,half x prob be no use to me just tend to favour the 1/4 bull,iv always wondered is a half x really bred to run? each to their own i say and what they use it for :thumbs:

i know what u mean but there is always the half crosses that throw to the racey side like this on of mine 23 1/2 tts 55 lb 12 month old

 

 

thats a nice type mate.

thanks mate well see what shes got in the tank come sept :whistling:

 

she looks in good condition mate,but what she has in the tank is really what i was asking with ref the the half x :thumbs:

i get what you saying and understand where u are comeing from every dog has a job :thumbs:

 

agree entirely :thumbs:

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I have a racey one that I plan to work after the summer. When I picked her up the kids liked the most heavy set one in the litter so I picked him up at the same time half knowing he might end up just being a pet. He isn't much slower than my others so might turn out decent yet although I have a feeling he is a bit too soft but won't know until I slip him for the first time.

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I know alot of people on this forum do and dont like bull x's so I was just wondering the ones who do like the bull x's which ones do you prefer the racey type or the big headed heavy type? As they both do the job very well! Or are you not bothered either way?

 

The big headed bit don't make one bit of difference, as my old mate used to say, big heads don't catch foxes, long legs do..!

 

Though so far, looks like I'm the only one who would go for the stronger type, half cross prefered. Must be of the right type though and all in proporton, bred from the right stuff, these types will be racey enough 'match fit', you only have to look to the genuine game dogs to see how they cut up.

 

I don't want a film star, just an honest dog!

 

Oh and lets not forget, without the halfs, the racy types wouldn't exsist. :thumbs:

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I know alot of people on this forum do and dont like bull x's so I was just wondering the ones who do like the bull x's which ones do you prefer the racey type or the big headed heavy type? As they both do the job very well! Or are you not bothered either way?

 

The big headed bit don't make one bit of difference, as my old mate used to say, big heads don't catch foxes, long legs do..!

 

Though so far, looks like I'm the only one who would go for the stronger type, half cross prefered. Must be of the right type though and all in proporton, bred from the right stuff, these types will be racey enough 'match fit', you only have to look to the genuine game dogs to see how they cut up.

 

I don't want a film star, just an honest dog!

 

Oh and lets not forget, without the halfs, the racy types wouldn't exsist. :thumbs:

i do agree on the legs mate but do you think bigger head = bigger jaw = better grip??? genuine question :thumbs:

 

on this thread :thumbs:

id have a well bred half cross any day ive seen and own dogs bred this way plenty fast enough for daytime rabbits lol :thumbs: the bull terrier is one of the most athletic dogs ever some of the things they can do is truly unbelievable and adding greyhound to that mix is only helping on that front :thumbs: my bitch is over half bull grey and is probably the best allrounder ive ever had :thumbs: best dogs in the world imo :thumbs:

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