collie x grey

[staffs riffraff 1,068]

It's a shame about the collies going as they were the small farmers most important asset but with modern times and mass farming these smaller farms are being ate up and so are the dogs and people who know the land/livestock best which is a shame as to me you won't see a better working dog than a good collie now there mostly bred to do flyball

[STUNTMAN 552]

Saw this lil'shit today and it made me think about this thread. He is called a "Fuzzy" a cow dog here in the western states used on cattle. He belongs to a rancher that we stopped by today as we were out running coyotes with the Stags. I know he looks like a toy but he isnt....He can move a rough cow around. I saw several today on a few ranches and I had forgot all about them.-STUNT P.S. 22-25" ATS this dude was around 45-50lbs hard condition.

Edited June 5, 2011 by STUNTMAN

[Penda 3,341]

ive had dogs with collie blood in them in the past they are with out a dought 1 of the best working dog you will come across as long as theyve had the right schooling and entered to there quarry properly,my old dog was saluki greyhound x collie greyhound he werent the best dog on fox but hare deer and fox he couldnt be faulted his only down fall was in his younger years he was a pain in the arse and if he got it into his head he wanted to do his own thing he would and time to time he,d come back with a bunnt in his mouth

[lazycunt 59]

Im lookin out 4 new dog, what do yous think of collie x grey's? if [NO TEXT TALK] has any pic's post them up! please!!

 

 

here you go mate, Bryn 1x colliegrey 4 in sep 25in, Brill at his job

 

their some nice dogs on this thread but this one reminds me of why i keep lurchers

Edited June 5, 2011 by lazycunt

[bird 9,861]

Im lookin out 4 new dog, what do yous think of collie x grey's? if [NO TEXT TALK] has any pic's post them up! please!!

 

 

here you go mate, Bryn 1x colliegrey 4 in sep 25in, Brill at his job

 

their some nice dogs on this thread but this one reminds me of why i keep lurchers

 

thanks mate,

[rabbitpoacher 20]

i wouldnt go for a 1/4 collie 3/4 greyhound ive hah 2 they seem to heavy i was forever in the vet whith feet problems

[ftm 3,357]

i was fortunte to own a 1st cross collie greyhound in the 70s and they done there job with ease .they came in handy when keepers caught you and tried to get heavy handed they would gaurd you so i think the collie side had the gaurding instincts.

[border lad 1,047]

i wouldnt go for a 1/4 collie 3/4 greyhound ive hah 2 they seem to heavy i was forever in the vet whith feet problems

you get bad feet in all xs, especially if kenneled up all week then just run them on a Sunday,

[bird 9,861]

i was fortunte to own a 1st cross collie greyhound in the 70s and they done there job with ease .they came in handy when keepers caught you and tried to get heavy handed they would gaurd you so i think the collie side had the gaurding instincts.

 

 

some are as hard as nails, and some not. A sheperd by me who used to have 1 collie who would bite you if you ever went to his place, this fecker would take you on , none of this crap from behind . And another dog he had there was ok with you quite friendly, you just carnt work them out at times. All my 1x colliegrey Bryn would do, is want to play football with you.

[STUNTMAN 552]

i was fortunte to own a 1st cross collie greyhound in the 70s and they done there job with ease .they came in handy when keepers caught you and tried to get heavy handed they would gaurd you so i think the collie side had the gaurding instincts.

 

 

some are as hard as nails, and some not. A sheperd by me who used to have 1 collie who would bite you if you ever went to his place, this fecker would take you on , none of this crap from behind . And another dog he had there was ok with you quite friendly, you just carnt work them out at times. All my 1x colliegrey Bryn would do, is want to play football with you.

That ACD and Kelpie stuff is the "back door" type dogs lol!

[taurasmark 10]

First crosses can be a bit limited but when crossed back again to any other lurcher cross the dog of a lifetime can be owned.

this is my 3/4 greyhound collie 11mths old

 

I think 3/4 merle grey collies are the best looking combo of a lurcher one could wish for!

[rabbitpoacher 20]

i wouldnt go for a 1/4 collie 3/4 greyhound ive hah 2 they seem to heavy i was forever in the vet whith feet problems

you get bad feet in all xs, especially if kenneled up all week then just run them on a Sunday,

you want to let ours out then

[johnny boy68 11,726]

First crosses can be a bit limited but when crossed back again to any other lurcher cross the dog of a lifetime can be owned.

this is my 3/4 greyhound collie 11mths old

 

I think 3/4 merle grey collies are the best looking combo of a lurcher one could wish for!

Being pretty don't help them catch.........unless your hunting these.

[STUNTMAN 552]

First crosses can be a bit limited but when crossed back again to any other lurcher cross the dog of a lifetime can be owned.

this is my 3/4 greyhound collie 11mths old

 

I think 3/4 merle grey collies are the best looking combo of a lurcher one could wish for!

Being pretty don't help them catch.........unless your hunting these.

Jonny where do they sell them? I would like to hang a few around the house

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[Ideation 8,216]

Get down your local pound shop son.

 

Although if there is interest i might set up a wee sideline in rosettes, pick your show, and placing