deerhound collie x s

[the big chief 3,099]

cheers pal

[Romany 1,065]

These in my eyes are the best dog ever for all round hunting, I had similar way bred lurchers for many, many years, the animals I had you just couldnt sicken, a profit hunters dream, start early, work till old age hunted them every week of the month every month of the year with hardly ever a sick note to stop them..Mint cross

[salclalin 240]

My Deerhound/Greyhound/Collie Bitch.

[DottyDoo 500]

These in my eyes are the best dog ever for all round hunting, I had similar way bred lurchers for many, many years, the animals I had you just couldnt sicken, a profit hunters dream, start early, work till old age hunted them every week of the month every month of the year with hardly ever a sick note to stop them..Mint cross

 

 

an how did yous prefer them bred??

1/2 x to a 1/2 cross maybe??? or was it more collie lurcher to deerhound lurcher??

 

[Romany 1,065]

Nice bitch, I bred one just like her, at 7th generation

[Romany 1,065]

These in my eyes are the best dog ever for all round hunting, I had similar way bred lurchers for many, many years, the animals I had you just couldnt sicken, a profit hunters dream, start early, work till old age hunted them every week of the month every month of the year with hardly ever a sick note to stop them..Mint cross

 

 

an how did yous prefer them bred??

1/2 x to a 1/2 cross maybe??? or was it more collie lurcher to deerhound lurcher??

 

 

My first was was from a first cross deerhound x greyhound bred by a guy in Burnley in the 70`s, and put to a collie cross lurcherxlurcher, I picked the smallest bitch from the litter, she was 23 and a half inches and remains the BEST all round lurcher bitch Ive owned, or seen. Some breedings when cross breeding just work better than others, this is one of those crosses that consistantly work..If I was starting again, I wouldnt fear getting a pup from a first cross d/g x first cross c/g..and starting a line from this

[DottyDoo 500]

These in my eyes are the best dog ever for all round hunting, I had similar way bred lurchers for many, many years, the animals I had you just couldnt sicken, a profit hunters dream, start early, work till old age hunted them every week of the month every month of the year with hardly ever a sick note to stop them..Mint cross

 

 

an how did yous prefer them bred??

1/2 x to a 1/2 cross maybe??? or was it more collie lurcher to deerhound lurcher??

 

 

My first was was from a first cross deerhound x greyhound bred by a guy in Burnley in the 70`s, and put to a collie cross lurcherxlurcher, I picked the smallest bitch from the litter, she was 23 and a half inches and remains the BEST all round lurcher bitch Ive owned, or seen. Some breedings when cross breeding just work better than others, this is one of those crosses that consistantly work..If I was starting again, I wouldnt fear getting a pup from a first cross d/g x first cross c/g..and starting a line from this

 

 

thanks for that

[the big chief 3,099]

i would prefer mine with a bit less collie in it and more deerhound the pup on the 2nd pick has got a lot more collie in than his uncle in the top pick and he had a hi percentage of collie to dh blood in him but was still a very good dog but we will sea haw this pup turns out

[Romany 1,065]

i would prefer mine with a bit less collie in it and more deerhound the pup on the 2nd pick has got a lot more collie in than his uncle in the top pick and he had a hi percentage of collie to dh blood in him but was still a very good dog but we will sea haw this pup turns out

 

Totally agree, not a lover of collie crosses by themselves, especially first crossers, I always went more towards the deerhound I must say, but then again way back in the deerhounds past there was collie blood, go to much towards the collie and your stock will be coarse, heavier boned and if the dog you keep is under 24 inches will be cloddy and restricted in what it can do, ok for ferreting, but for hares away from lamping and the corn cuttings it will be limited..All my dogs that I kept were 23-24 inches, about 40-45lb in weight, perfect for all rounders..

[the big chief 3,099]

i would prefer mine with a bit less collie in it and more deerhound the pup on the 2nd pick has got a lot more collie in than his uncle in the top pick and he had a hi percentage of collie to dh blood in him but was still a very good dog but we will sea haw this pup turns out

 

Totally agree, not a lover of collie crosses by themselves, especially first crossers, I always went more towards the deerhound I must say, but then again way back in the deerhounds past there was collie blood, go to much towards the collie and your stock will be coarse, heavier boned and if the dog you keep is under 24 inches will be cloddy and restricted in what it can do, ok for ferreting, but for hares away from lamping and the corn cuttings it will be limited..All my dogs that I kept were 23-24 inches, about 40-45lb in weight, perfect for all rounders..

the one in the top pick was 29 inch and the pup is 26 and abit and the one in the top pick could catch rabbits four fun and this pup isant too bad eather he is cuming on lovly i have a half x dh x gh he is 28 inch he is the same catches bunys four fun

[thorny 100]

this one is dead now but this is of his sister

the pup of his sister

That brindle is a lovely looking dog. How tall is He

[Lloyd90 509]

I really like that Brindle dog aswell what a cracker ... whats that purple spray stuff lads ?

[the big chief 3,099]

this one is dead now but this is of his sister

the pup of his sister

That brindle is a lovely looking dog. How tall is He

he is 26 and abit ths

[the big chief 3,099]

I really like that Brindle dog aswell what a cracker ... whats that purple spray stuff lads ?

cheers bud the purple spray is an antiseptick spray its four horses but works wonders on cuts and grazers on ya dogs