Marsh Lad 321 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 This is my whippet grey cross the white one, little bit about her she is extremely quick if anything I think they are one of the quickest type lurchers you can get! Very intelligent and they make excellent day dogs. I dont really use her for lamping as I use ryfud the big one the times I have taken her out she has been brilliant but hand on heart it has only been a few times. I think they are very sensitive to humans aswell so if your aggressive in your voice dont attempt to get one of these! They are excellent with children and thet dont tend to eat much. Hope this helps best looking beasts ive seen on here, class TOP NOTCH DOGS,I like your style. Quote Link to post
saxonmaster 74 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 This is my whippet grey cross the white one, little bit about her she is extremely quick if anything I think they are one of the quickest type lurchers you can get! Very intelligent and they make excellent day dogs. I dont really use her for lamping as I use ryfud the big one the times I have taken her out she has been brilliant but hand on heart it has only been a few times. I think they are very sensitive to humans aswell so if your aggressive in your voice dont attempt to get one of these! They are excellent with children and thet dont tend to eat much. Hope this helps best looking beasts ive seen on here, class WOW thanks boy0!! i mean it mate a whippet/grey will be my next dog never really thought about getting a bull cross but there both top quality mate Quote Link to post
cookie 2 8 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 can your whippet greys run all night or do they slow down and do they do well on long runs or seem to catch quick just asking cause i realy like the sound of this type of running dog thats my favorate thing is speed nowt better i think they would soot my area mainly small feilds with a few bigins and what are they like in the cold cheers. Quote Link to post
maitland93 13 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 my mate has one and it will run all day and all night it just doesnt seem to wear down. of course he doesnt eun it to much but he and his dog have had there fair share of game in my area and to say it was the dogs first season he lernt very fast. carnt wait to see it this season Quote Link to post
fox caller 3 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 Anyone got any pics of this cross ? Interested in seeing what there like I don't have one but like the sounds of em, feel free to chip in with anything helpful about them, good or bad points hi mate this is my whippxgrey hes very fast i use him on rabbitsvand he take foxs all dayexelent jumper and easy to train Nice looking dog fox caller! Guessing hes the one you got up on the stud section, any more pics? hi mate yes hes on the stud section avent got any more pics at moment i had my phone stolen and all the pics were on there Quote Link to post
WHITEYrs4 29 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 This is my whippet grey cross the white one, little bit about her she is extremely quick if anything I think they are one of the quickest type lurchers you can get! Very intelligent and they make excellent day dogs. I dont really use her for lamping as I use ryfud the big one the times I have taken her out she has been brilliant but hand on heart it has only been a few times. I think they are very sensitive to humans aswell so if your aggressive in your voice dont attempt to get one of these! They are excellent with children and thet dont tend to eat much. Hope this helps best looking beasts ive seen on here, class WOW thanks boy0!! i mean it mate a whippet/grey will be my next dog never really thought about getting a bull cross but there both top quality mate Good choice of dog mate whippet grey you cant really go wrong im so glad I got her! Quote Link to post
Rory4 267 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 I have just bad luck then with my whip ghrey has had 2 different shoulder injuries one after the other lasting about 8 months, thought was ok after month of running shoulder went again on a sprint the otherday. something happens when she stops after running full pelt??? Quote Link to post
WHITEYrs4 29 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 can your whippet greys run all night or do they slow down and do they do well on long runs or seem to catch quick just asking cause i realy like the sound of this type of running dog thats my favorate thing is speed nowt better i think they would soot my area mainly small feilds with a few bigins and what are they like in the cold cheers. Yes mate they run all night long without a shadow of a doubt and surprisingly they recover very quick aswell. I dont use mine on the lamp as we use the racy bulls for lamping and when they kick off she is absolutely shit scared of them. They remind me alot on the lamp of a good collie grey! but the only thing is they seem to be very sensitive dogs (my mrs thinks its a woman thing )but I know for 2 other dogs 1 in the past when I was younger and they all seemed to be sensitive but apart from that these dogs move it takes them a while to learn to run tight as they tend to go wide but they do get better at it and as for day work absolutely fantastic! They work very well with ferrets and terriers I havent taken her out with birds of prey as of yet but this bitch can tell the difference between a pheasant and a chicken! I cant say the same for the other one because he even eats ferrets stupid bloody dog! Come to think of it I think he would eat the birds of prey too! Quote Link to post
saxonmaster 74 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 This is my whippet grey cross the white one, little bit about her she is extremely quick if anything I think they are one of the quickest type lurchers you can get! Very intelligent and they make excellent day dogs. I dont really use her for lamping as I use ryfud the big one the times I have taken her out she has been brilliant but hand on heart it has only been a few times. I think they are very sensitive to humans aswell so if your aggressive in your voice dont attempt to get one of these! They are excellent with children and thet dont tend to eat much. Hope this helps best looking beasts ive seen on here, class WOW thanks boy0!! i mean it mate a whippet/grey will be my next dog never really thought about getting a bull cross but there both top quality mate Good choice of dog mate whippet grey you cant really go wrong im so glad I got her! how old is the whippet/grey in that photo mate i was looking to get one earlier this year but really struggled to find one so i got a harris hawk instead so ill be looking to get one early next year do you mind me asking where you got yours from mate Quote Link to post
WHITEYrs4 29 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 This is my whippet grey cross the white one, little bit about her she is extremely quick if anything I think they are one of the quickest type lurchers you can get! Very intelligent and they make excellent day dogs. I dont really use her for lamping as I use ryfud the big one the times I have taken her out she has been brilliant but hand on heart it has only been a few times. I think they are very sensitive to humans aswell so if your aggressive in your voice dont attempt to get one of these! They are excellent with children and thet dont tend to eat much. Hope this helps best looking beasts ive seen on here, class WOW thanks boy0!! i mean it mate a whippet/grey will be my next dog never really thought about getting a bull cross but there both top quality mate Good choice of dog mate whippet grey you cant really go wrong im so glad I got her! how old is the whippet/grey in that photo mate i was looking to get one earlier this year but really struggled to find one so i got a harris hawk instead so ill be looking to get one early next year do you mind me asking where you got yours from mate Shes 3 in October. I get the dogs local (valleys) Let me know 3 to 4 months before you want one and I can point you in the right direction Quote Link to post
WHITEYrs4 29 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 I have just bad luck then with my whip ghrey has had 2 different shoulder injuries one after the other lasting about 8 months, thought was ok after month of running shoulder went again on a sprint the otherday. something happens when she stops after running full pelt??? Sorry to hear that mate just out of interest do you feed the dogs loads of supplements? We have been hearing quite alot of stories about this type of injuries in dog shows, one of the vets has even mentioned that when you feed raw meat to the dogs they need to eat the bones aswell! I dont know if this is anything to do with it but nearly all the stories come from whippet crosses or pure whippets but I have to say touch wood I have not had trouble with this and my dogs eat anything from game to lettuce and ryfud will eat absolutely anything. Quote Link to post
cookie 2 8 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 can your whippet greys run all night or do they slow down and do they do well on long runs or seem to catch quick just asking cause i realy like the sound of this type of running dog thats my favorate thing is speed nowt better i think they would soot my area mainly small feilds with a few bigins and what are they like in the cold cheers. Yes mate they run all night long without a shadow of a doubt and surprisingly they recover very quick aswell. I dont use mine on the lamp as we use the racy bulls for lamping and when they kick off she is absolutely shit scared of them. They remind me alot on the lamp of a good collie grey! but the only thing is they seem to be very sensitive dogs (my mrs thinks its a woman thing )but I know for 2 other dogs 1 in the past when I was younger and they all seemed to be sensitive but apart from that these dogs move it takes them a while to learn to run tight as they tend to go wide but they do get better at it and as for day work absolutely fantastic! They work very well with ferrets and terriers I havent taken her out with birds of prey as of yet but this bitch can tell the difference between a pheasant and a chicken! I cant say the same for the other one because he even eats ferrets stupid bloody dog! Come to think of it I think he would eat the birds of prey too! i think they will be a dog for me in the future i,ve got a small little bitch at the minute and a bull cross . ive had my bicth out a few times on the lamp but she seems to hold back a bit she caught a rabbit last night in the light and she was like a little rocket so who nows all the best the new season. cookie Quote Link to post
saxonmaster 74 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 This is my whippet grey cross the white one, little bit about her she is extremely quick if anything I think they are one of the quickest type lurchers you can get! Very intelligent and they make excellent day dogs. I dont really use her for lamping as I use ryfud the big one the times I have taken her out she has been brilliant but hand on heart it has only been a few times. I think they are very sensitive to humans aswell so if your aggressive in your voice dont attempt to get one of these! They are excellent with children and thet dont tend to eat much. Hope this helps best looking beasts ive seen on here, class WOW thanks boy0!! i mean it mate a whippet/grey will be my next dog never really thought about getting a bull cross but there both top quality mate Good choice of dog mate whippet grey you cant really go wrong im so glad I got her! how old is the whippet/grey in that photo mate i was looking to get one earlier this year but really struggled to find one so i got a harris hawk instead so ill be looking to get one early next year do you mind me asking where you got yours from mate Shes 3 in October. I get the dogs local (valleys) Let me know 3 to 4 months before you want one and I can point you in the right direction that would be brilliant mate thanks for that it will probably be about the time i put the hawk down to moult and get my collie/greys first proper season out the way, give me something to do in the summer to train it up im in wiltshire not that far from you thanks again mate Quote Link to post
markmark.123 20 Posted July 21, 2011 Report Share Posted July 21, 2011 here is a pic of the sir of my pup denside belle 1 Quote Link to post
saxonmaster 74 Posted July 22, 2011 Report Share Posted July 22, 2011 here is a pic of the sir of my pup denside belle cracker Quote Link to post
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