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i am on my 3rd now, they are great dogs.What i like about them is there (Tenacity) they will bust a gut to catch there quarry, either big +small.The ones ive had great temps loved people and not bad

ive ran collie gryhounds in the past they are a very versatile dog but talking in pre ban tearms some collie crosses are capable at catching and killing foxes single handed but i think the going gets

mate not gonna argue with anyone on this subject anymore as most are idiotic and complete breed blind, so not gonna waste my breath As said most on here on this post are really showing the key board h

Bull xs of today being all head and no quarters but one that been bred right is a custom made fox dog with agility, stamina, good feet, strong jaws and tremendous courage I.ve been around lurcher for 30 years now and every bull x that i.ve seen worked always seem to takes the fight to the fox and not getting the job done taking there time to kill the fox that why you always see them around game fairs with old injurys on and around there heads but the Deerhound xs, Slauki xs, Bedlington xs and the Collie xs and lurcher/lurcher bred dogs got the job done faster and not giving the fox time to bite.

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all of them reasons are bollocks! theres nothing a good bull x can do that a good beddy x cant

Of course they cant mate of course they cant ye keep telling yourself that :laugh: Always puzzles me where all these tested bedlingtons are that they put across greyhounds at least with a collie cross they do excel at certain jobs edible game etc but a bedlington cross feck me there just plain average at best infact they have possibly as a whole gotta be the most average mediocre cross out of the lot :thumbs:

Maybe you just havn't seen the right ones bud,,seen them on allsorts of quarry, seen a first cross beddy bitch draw anything ,faster than a wheaton ,she pinned an 8 pointer one night til the cavalry arrived, wouldn't knock them all , they may not look the part but pound for pound a good one makes a very useful dog,,

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seen a loads of beddy x's on teeth, one being honest took them week in week out till he was around 9rs another the most keenest dog I've ever seen to get stuck in took 3 in one night and happy to go digging the next day, had to be shot at 5 because every animal came on the table for him, shame as he had years left in him it. I agree the pure bedlingtons are going down hill but they seem to blend with the whippet or greyhound blood great and produce a better animal. just my opinion

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What have I got to do with it?

 

 

For about an hour on the bottom of the thread it said you were typing a reply :laugh:

 

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Bull xs of today being all head and no quarters but one that been bred right is a custom made fox dog with agility, stamina, good feet, strong jaws and tremendous courage I.ve been around lurcher for 30 years now and every bull x that i.ve seen worked always seem to takes the fight to the fox and not getting the job done taking there time to kill the fox that why you always see them around game fairs with old injurys on and around there heads but the Deerhound xs, Slauki xs, Bedlington xs and the Collie xs and lurcher/lurcher bred dogs got the the job done faster and not giving the fox time to bite.

fair point mate, alot of bullxs pre ban ive worked+seen will lock on any where on the fox,and in doing so will get more stick, and as above alot of other xs will try to kill right away. I had a good fox dog colliexgrey in 90 , he started like some bullxs grab anywhere, but after 3-4 foxes, he would kill right away he would shake the shit out of them , he was 26in big strong dog 1/2 hancock bred

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Bull xs of today being all head and no quarters but one that been bred right is a custom made fox dog with agility, stamina, good feet, strong jaws and tremendous courage I.ve been around lurcher for 30 years now and every bull x that i.ve seen worked always seem to takes the fight to the fox and not getting the job done taking there time to kill the fox that why you always see them around game fairs with old injurys on and around there heads but the Deerhound xs, Slauki xs, Bedlington xs and the Collie xs and lurcher/lurcher bred dogs got the the job done faster and not giving the fox time to bite.

fair point mate, alot of bullxs pre ban ive worked+seen will lock on any where on the fox,and in doing so will get more stick, and as above alot of other xs will try to kill right away. I had a good fox dog colliexgrey in 90 , he started like some bullxs grab anywhere, but after 3-4 foxes, he would kill right away he would shake the shit out of them , he was 26in big strong dog 1/2 hancock bred

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I do like the Bull x mate but I would not have one its one of these xs that you seem to like and not have and that dog in the pic looks like a Collie/Greyhound I had years ago but he was 1/4 Border Collie 3/4 Greyhound :thumbs:

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Bull xs of today being all head and no quarters but one that been bred right is a custom made fox dog with agility, stamina, good feet, strong jaws and tremendous courage I.ve been around lurcher for 30 years now and every bull x that i.ve seen worked always seem to takes the fight to the fox and not getting the job done taking there time to kill the fox that why you always see them around game fairs with old injurys on and around there heads but the Deerhound xs, Slauki xs, Bedlington xs and the Collie xs and lurcher/lurcher bred dogs got the the job done faster and not giving the fox time to bite.

fair point mate, alot of bullxs pre ban ive worked+seen will lock on any where on the fox,and in doing so will get more stick, and as above alot of other xs will try to kill right away. I had a good fox dog colliexgrey in 90 , he started like some bullxs grab anywhere, but after 3-4 foxes, he would kill right away he would shake the shit out of them , he was 26in big strong dog 1/2 hancock bred

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I do like the Bull x mate but I would not have one its one of these xs that you seem to like and not have and that dog in the pic looks like a Collie/Greyhound I had years ago but he was 1/4 Border Collie 3/4 Greyhound :thumbs:

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thanks mate , blaze was 3/8 collie 5/8 grey, richard jones to a 1/4 collie 3/4 grey from a lad in north wales , he was great dog better on foxes than rabbits, was ok but not as good as Bryn my rabbit dog now .

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all of them reasons are bollocks! theres nothing a good bull x can do that a good beddy x cant

Of course they cant mate of course they cant ye keep telling yourself that :laugh: Always puzzles me where all these tested bedlingtons are that they put across greyhounds at least with a collie cross they do excel at certain jobs edible game etc but a bedlington cross feck me there just plain average at best infact they have possibly as a whole gotta be the most average mediocre cross out of the lot :thumbs:

 

your brilliant mate hahahahaha comparing a bull x with a collie x yeah fair enough but comparing a good beddy x with a good bull x :clapper: LOL wake up sunshine you'v obviously seen bad examples of beddy crosses IF you'v seen one work at all! f**kin eeeediot :feck:

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all of them reasons are bollocks! theres nothing a good bull x can do that a good beddy x cant

Of course they cant mate of course they cant ye keep telling yourself that :laugh: Always puzzles me where all these tested bedlingtons are that they put across greyhounds at least with a collie cross they do excel at certain jobs edible game etc but a bedlington cross feck me there just plain average at best infact they have possibly as a whole gotta be the most average mediocre cross out of the lot :thumbs:

 

your brilliant mate hahahahaha comparing a bull x with a collie x yeah fair enough but comparing a good beddy x with a good bull x :clapper: LOL wake up sunshine you'v obviously seen bad examples of beddy crosses IF you'v seen one work at all! f**kin eeeediot :feck:

Ok then smarty pants come and show me one :thumbs: Been as ye are the be all and end all of running dogs lets see what ye got fella if there good ill say there good if there poor ill rip ye for the rest of ye days,there not the choice of dog for a rabbiting man are they a collie cross is there not the choice of dog for hare coursing or running them are they and there not the choice as a vermin dog are they so what are they ?? exactly a mediocre average cross wheres the bedlington from in your crosses then ?? and ive seen a few thanks and they are what ive said average one mans wheat is another mans chaff

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all of them reasons are bollocks! theres nothing a good bull x can do that a good beddy x cant

Of course they cant mate of course they cant ye keep telling yourself that :laugh: Always puzzles me where all these tested bedlingtons are that they put across greyhounds at least with a collie cross they do excel at certain jobs edible game etc but a bedlington cross feck me there just plain average at best infact they have possibly as a whole gotta be the most average mediocre cross out of the lot :thumbs:

 

your brilliant mate hahahahaha comparing a bull x with a collie x yeah fair enough but comparing a good beddy x with a good bull x :clapper: LOL wake up sunshine you'v obviously seen bad examples of beddy crosses IF you'v seen one work at all! f**kin eeeediot :feck:

Ok then smarty pants come and show me one :thumbs: Been as ye are the be all and end all of running dogs lets see what ye got fella if there good ill say there good if there poor ill rip ye for the rest of ye days,there not the choice of dog for a rabbiting man are they a collie cross is there not the choice of dog for hare coursing or running them are they and there not the choice as a vermin dog are they so what are they ?? exactly a mediocre average cross wheres the bedlington from in your crosses then ?? and ive seen a few thanks and they are what ive said average one mans wheat is another mans chaff

 

smarty pants? grow up, you will never see my dogs run id pick a beddy cross over a bull x any day thats all im saying this is my stuff, beddy whippet greys the fawn pup is just 5 months old in these photos, excuse me mam had too get her too hold her, the pair tied are her mam n dad http://s1190.photobucket.com/albums/z444/waddo8/?start=all

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this has been a canny post lads im in no position to critisise the bull crosses but the bull lads need to accept that there are crosses out there ie collie x and deerhound x and bedlington x and even lurcher to lurcher x that can do the same job as the bull x .and like has been said by the sensible lads we all have our favourites but i think one lad said the right thing - as long as it does the buissiness for its owner then it dont matter what the cross is-atb bily

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this has been a canny post lads im in no position to critisise the bull crosses but the bull lads need to accept that there are crosses out there ie collie x and deerhound x and bedlington x and even lurcher to lurcher x that can do the same job as the bull x .and like has been said by the sensible lads we all have our favourites but i think one lad said the right thing - as long as it does the buissiness for its owner then it dont matter what the cross is-atb bily

 

agree, iv got nothing against anybody keeping the bull x but they aint the be all and end all many other crosses can match the bull cross in my oppinion

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