Does Anyone Own Work Or Have Bred this Breeding

[beddlington/greyhound 50]

Hi All

 

i am looking to breed from my bitch.

 

i have a 2nd x Beddy/greyhound 24-25" rough coat. she has had some good seasons. she was my 1st lurcher i bought her as i was told she would be a good all rounder and she has definatley been that and still is. she has always been very game sometimes abit too game. she has calmed abit now got abit wiser to her catches. works day and night, very good little lamping dog. works with ferrets. jumps,retrieves. couldnt ask for a better dog really but she has done everything asked from her just after some thoughts what to cross her with.

 

my mate has a deerhound/greyhound collie/greyhound 25-26" good all rounder. rough coat.

 

what would your thoughts be crossing my bitch with my mates dog!!!

 

cheers

[Gin 498]

Why not another Beddy/Greyhound

[darbo 4,776]

nothing wrong with your mates dog if it is a good one. have seen a few good beddie/grey cross collie/grey in my time.

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

a SMOOTH coated deerhound blooded dog would be my idea , a 3/4 bred maybe.

another rough coated i would avoid

[beddlington/greyhound 50]

a SMOOTH coated deerhound blooded dog would be my idea , a 3/4 bred maybe.

another rough coated i would avoid

why would you avoid another rough coated?

[Country Joe 1,411]

If rabbits and ferreting is your game, I would use a nice Working Whippet sire,

Whippet X Beddy X Greyhound.

You are not putting in a lot more crosses, and there should be an interest in the Pups of this cross.

Edited March 20, 2011 by Country Joe

[samstorm 34]

Why not a beddy/whippet? Giving the coat the feat. And giving a bit more take off speed

[hairybull 3]

What do you want from the pups. Are you keeping one back and what do you wish to do with it?

[SalukiBULLJP 27]

What do you want from the pups. Are you keeping one back and what do you wish to do with it?

 

 

Hi bud...depending on what your after ie.speed and turning or a bit more robustness i'd recommend to cross back with a bedlingtonx whippet as theyre always a keen and speedy worker or to bring on some size to the pups possibly a bullxcolliexgreyhound......like mentioned before it all depends on what your doing with the pups-especially if your keepin one to work off youself mate....

[suffolkpoacher 219]

pure grey for some nice 3/4s fast and game

[whin 463]

get agood saluki type like the whippet greyhound crosses ive saw back to your beddie the best will put alot of goodness in to them pace running brain and stamina , got on epals have them they catch game any were make 25 inches , or a [bANNED TEXT] good line bred collie type lurcher ,its not a type of dog its ther working ability that counts

[lloyd-holmes 15]

id go either for another beddy grey or a grey/whippet , imo if you go for your mates deer/grey collie/grey their would be that much different blood and genes that the pups would grow up to be all sizes , all looking different , just because the bitch is 24 and your mates is 25-26 doesnt always mean that the pups will fall somewhere between the two , yes its likely that some will but then u may get 1 that throws more to the deerhound and turns out 28tts or one that turns more to the beddy at 19 tts , at the end of the day mate its your choice ,, ATB LLOYD

[fatlad 250]

if you like the way your mates dog works then use it always

best to use a dog that you know is a good worker

[rocky1 942]

hows old both dog in question?what do you want of the pups?what height 2 want the pups 2 make?

[fresh earth 47]

Wouldnt use a beddy whippet as if your dogs doing what you want at that size then a beddy x whippet mite drop the hight a bit short for you. Also your then still half terrier 1/4 whip 1/4 grey. I would go for maybe a 3/4 beddy grey of a simular size keep the pups a simular size to your bitch and a dash more runnning dog than terrier. Depends totaly on what you want out the pups if you want a rabbiting dog only then i would go with a decent whippet.