stubblebasher 150 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Speed , gears , stay , coursing sence and that bit extra .Thats what your dogs got mate , thats why you know the score ! Quote Link to post
iceman001979 1,316 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? Quote Link to post
gorger 977 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? no more than 5/8 i,ve seen 3/4 and 7/8 run in ireland don,t hav enough zip for hares,my opion is put a good game english dog with quailty breeding and wind over good irish bich thats a good striker and very game, i,ve seen a lot this type breeding you can bring them anywhere they,ll not let you down. Quote Link to post
magners 107 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? no more than 5/8 i,ve seen 3/4 and 7/8 run in ireland don,t hav enough zip for hares,my opion is put a good game english dog with quailty breeding and wind over good irish bich thats a good striker and very game, i,ve seen a lot this type breeding you can bring them anywhere they,ll not let you down. Y DO YOU TALK TO HIM Quote Link to post
iceman001979 1,316 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? no more than 5/8 i,ve seen 3/4 and 7/8 run in ireland don,t hav enough zip for hares,my opion is put a good game english dog with quailty breeding and wind over good irish bich thats a good striker and very game, i,ve seen a lot this type breeding you can bring them anywhere they,ll not let you down. Y DO YOU TALK TO HIM Why whats wrong with you another going jump on the band wagon Quote Link to post
magners 107 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? no more than 5/8 i,ve seen 3/4 and 7/8 run in ireland don,t hav enough zip for hares,my opion is put a good game english dog with quailty breeding and wind over good irish bich thats a good striker and very game, i,ve seen a lot this type breeding you can bring them anywhere they,ll not let you down. Y DO YOU TALK TO HIM Why whats wrong with you another going jump on the band wagon THATS U THE MANE MAN Quote Link to post
iceman001979 1,316 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? no more than 5/8 i,ve seen 3/4 and 7/8 run in ireland don,t hav enough zip for hares,my opion is put a good game english dog with quailty breeding and wind over good irish bich thats a good striker and very game, i,ve seen a lot this type breeding you can bring them anywhere they,ll not let you down. Y DO YOU TALK TO HIM Why whats wrong with you another going jump on the band wagon THATS U THE MANE MAN Wish l was but am far far from it same goes for my dogs Quote Link to post
magners 107 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? no more than 5/8 i,ve seen 3/4 and 7/8 run in ireland don,t hav enough zip for hares,my opion is put a good game english dog with quailty breeding and wind over good irish bich thats a good striker and very game, i,ve seen a lot this type breeding you can bring them anywhere they,ll not let you down. Y DO YOU TALK TO HIM Why whats wrong with you another going jump on the band wagon THATS U THE MANE MAN Wish l was but am far far from it same goes for my dogs UR RIGHT Quote Link to post
desert hunter 41 Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Much saulki do you think a dog needs for Ireland????? no more than 5/8 i,ve seen 3/4 and 7/8 run in ireland don,t hav enough zip for hares,my opion is put a good game english dog with quailty breeding and wind over good irish bich thats a good striker and very game, i,ve seen a lot this type breeding you can bring them anywhere they,ll not let you down. Y DO YOU TALK TO HIM Why whats wrong with you another going jump on the band wagon THATS U THE MANE MAN Wish l was but am far far from it same goes for my dogs UR RIGHT stop bullying people strongbow Quote Link to post
Davestone 25 Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 (edited) well awaiting number i will give you more rabbits then you can count in small paddocks dont be shy, Mark H AKA Markbrick Edited May 5, 2011 by Davestone 2 Quote Link to post
Blue one 89 Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 good dogs will run and kill them anywhere,but as sum of the men have stated its horses for coures, but the real goodins you can take them anywhere,a lot of the best dogs in england wud struggle in ireland i.e the feilds are tighter,gates, sheepwire,a lot of escape routes,its the same for irish dogs unless they run in england regularly. They struggle when they go over there first few times. A dog has to learn where to run. But the real gooodins will run anywhere. Spot on. Quote Link to post
boyo 1,398 Posted May 5, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 anyone on here ever used greyhound whippet i know this cross with a saluki in it is very popular but wondered if anyone using the first cross for bigears still. Quote Link to post
poacher3161 1,766 Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 Seen some good collie/grey x deerhound/grey years ago that were very consistent hare catching dogs one owned by a lad who also had dog out of the first litter of the comercial puppy farmers enterprise and could never weigh it up why the bitch a lurcher to lurcher bred dog never got mentioned in the books and sporting press as imho after seeing her run on a couple of occasions was a bit special to say the least. Quote Link to post
baw 4,360 Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 Seen some good collie/grey x deerhound/grey years ago that were very consistent hare catching dogs one owned by a lad who also had dog out of the first litter of the comercial puppy farmers enterprise and could never weigh it up why the bitch a lurcher to lurcher bred dog never got mentioned in the books and sporting press as imho after seeing her run on a couple of occasions was a bit special to say the least. Very good cross that mate if the pups turn out racy. The old crosses have stayed the test of time for a reason. Quote Link to post
stubblebasher 150 Posted May 5, 2011 Report Share Posted May 5, 2011 anyone on here ever used greyhound whippet i know this cross with a saluki in it is very popular but wondered if anyone using the first cross for bigears still. Throttle brakes,throttle brakes,zigzag, zigzag ,BURN !!! Quote Link to post
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