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I am thinking about getting a beddy whippet heard they are good hard dogs and wanted to no what everyone's experiences are and look pictures if you have any

 

want a hard dog get a bullx lad.

I got a 3/8 5/8 bull x mate want some thing with a bit more agility and quicker off the Mark for the smaller fields I got but something equally as hard headed as him

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I am thinking about getting a beddy whippet heard they are good hard dogs and wanted to no what everyone's experiences are and look pictures if you have any

 

want a hard dog get a bullx lad.

I got a 3/8 5/8 bull x mate want some thing with a bit more agility and quicker off the Mark for the smaller fields I got but something equally as hard headed as him

 

If you want a hard dog why not go for a Bull/Greyhound/Bedlington/Greyhound or Bull/Greyhound/Bedlington/Whippet :thumbs:

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I am thinking about getting a beddy whippet heard they are good hard dogs and wanted to no what everyone's experiences are and look pictures if you have any

 

want a hard dog get a bullx lad.

I got a 3/8 5/8 bull x mate want some thing with a bit more agility and quicker off the Mark for the smaller fields I got but something equally as hard headed as him

 

get a bull/whippet then lad cus a beddy/ whippet wont be ya answer

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I am thinking about getting a beddy whippet heard they are good hard dogs and wanted to no what everyone's experiences are and look pictures if you have any

 

want a hard dog get a bullx lad.

I got a 3/8 5/8 bull x mate want some thing with a bit more agility and quicker off the Mark for the smaller fields I got but something equally as hard headed as him

 

get a bull/whippet then lad cus a beddy/ whippet wont be ya answer

 

how do work that one out

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great we dogs mate got three 2 with a we bit greyhound stand 21 inches and 1 beddy whippet at 19 inches had that cross for more than 20 years had nearly every other cross out there and the beddy cross in my eyes have done everything i want from then very bright and clever and know what is wanted from them would not use anything else been running dogs for 35 years atb

ive had 2 mate found they are canny dogs i suppose its what you into mate personaly didnt find owt wrong with the breed 1 dog ihad was a little to small only 19 inch tts think it had to much whippet in it was mint busher and great round ferrets

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I've got a 1st Cross beddy whippet. She stands at 18" @ 18months. Small fields round here so she's a wicked little lamping dog. Great at ferreting too. She marks well but tends to grab the nets when the bunnies hit them and she isn't too keen on letting go. Big rabbits are hard work for her cos she's so titchy but she'll bring them down and wait for me to come to her cos she can't carry them. Would never work her on anything else tho, she's not big enough. I also have a 10 month old Beddy/whippet x champion coursing whippet. Smooth as silk, 21" at the moment, beautiful looking dog but all whippet. She has only recently started working so she's got a lot to learn but is a very promising little dog. Neither will work anything but rabbits although the 3/4 whippet loves snapping rats up. She will chomp through them one after the other but is nicely soft mouthed on bunnies.

 

Beddy/Whippets are hardy, feisty, hard working little dogs that also make loyal and friendly pets. They can be a bit sensitive. I would never work beddy/whippets on anything bigger than rabbits but I can assure you that little B/Ws are just as capable of dispatching bigger prey as any other lurcher, it's just harder work for them and a bit riskier.

 

If you want to course anything other than bunnies I would suggest a slightly bigger, harder dog. Beddy/Greyhound or whippet/bull cross would see you straight there.

 

Cheers

 

Mat

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my 10 month 22tts 1/3 bedy whippet bitch is doing fine and seems to keep up with the bedy grey i go with when it comes to the tern and runs all night . she will have a go at anything if she has a helping hand but she is still young.

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