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Well heres my BULL X WHIPPET, for rabbits and rats, thrown whippety and petite but wonder what she would of been like at a mature age preban

post-61206-0-41272400-1313352866.jpg shes just about 4months here, got abit more slimmer and shaped in the past couple weeks

i bred a litter of first crosses mainly because of the nose and drive of their dam. she is about 20" and the whippet i used was 23". i like yours but think mine will make slightly bigger. they are about 8 weeks in the pic but are not far off the size of yours now. i kept the 2 biggest dogs. time will tell how they turn out

nice looking pups, should be taller yeah, specially as mine was a smallish pup but thats what i wanted, as racey as i can with a jaw of a lion tbh, hopefully all turns well and she goes out thinking she can kill a lion on the lamp and entered correctly i hope for the best ;)!

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Thank you   On the right.....           Technically a lurcher but looks more like an athletic Staffy . One of the gamest dogs I've ever had the pleasure to own

id never seen this x before till the other day whilst out with my beddy whippet bitch and boy did my eyes light up he stood at around 21"tts blue in colour and ripped like it had been fed on the roids

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ive had two bullxwhippet types first was a 1st was a bit small and heavy lacked speed .

dog i have now is a bullxwhippetxgrey and hes is the nuts ...jaw like a vice qwick enough and game too..blue dog and does the old shows too qualified for derbyshire bull x final this year...only thing ide change is hes a demon with other male dogs but hay cant have it all...

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hers 1 of my old bull whippet lurchers ..i,ve run these lines for lot of years .i love them with that exttra gear in them ..ideal for were we run them.sadly this dog is no longer with us..

 

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hers 1 of my old bull whippet lurchers ..i,ve run these lines for lot of years .i love them with that exttra gear in them ..ideal for were we run them.sadly this dog is no longer with us..

 

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nice dog pal ;) good on the rabbits then?

brilliant on rabbits mate ,but once entered was 1 hell of a fox dog ..i ran its father which was an half bull 1/4 whippet 1/4 grey..excellent fox dog.i still have lines off this stuff now.and have ran dogs off this lines for last 10 years.

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Not read it all, but just to throw this in the mix. If you are breeding a half x, how many working greyhounds are out there? In comparison to the number of cracking working whips? I think that is often an important factor, get a whippet with a good nose, high prey drive and the right physical attributes (and as big as you can find) and put it to a well tested bull, and although some will throw heavy, you will get a few, really racy, heart like a lion, but now with a bit of bulk to back that heart up. Look a bit less obvious as well. Quick as f**k off the mark, decent around holes, good for hunting up cover etc.

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Not read it all, but just to throw this in the mix. If you are breeding a half x, how many working greyhounds are out there? In comparison to the number of cracking working whips? I think that is often an important factor, get a whippet with a good nose, high prey drive and the right physical attributes (and as big as you can find) and put it to a well tested bull, and although some will throw heavy, you will get a few, really racy, heart like a lion, but now with a bit of bulk to back that heart up. Look a bit less obvious as well. Quick as f**k off the mark, decent around holes, good for hunting up cover etc.

the half bul 1/4 whippet 1/4 grey we had was brilliant lamp dog and would hunt through any cover and everything it produced seem to like the cover aswell.we introduced the whippet bull into our bull lurcher mix and the offspring to them have been exceptional over the years.we need the fast off the mark dogs that can also store an extra gear for when needed..

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