best all round lurcher?

[whin 463]

coulor and lies , mate , if you had been about in the eighties to read the shite about the merle dogs etc we got fed cannon fodder ,nothing about merle but its like mixi hate both beacause of the lies that went about at the time hancock plummer you should had saw some of the shite they bred mate and lies they wrote about to promote them , nothing against your dog just memories of merles had a good one but not a patch on home bred stuff

[tommarshall 4]

A great cross and one I proudly own - Whippet x Greyhound / Deerhound x Greyhound.

[shaun1986 11]

it is home bred stuff. mother collie x greyhound x collie greyhound whippet. father collie x greyhound. where do u think it was bred?? same as every lurcher

[whin 463]

had adog simliar bred to yours d sliegth katie collie type whippet grew back to m chapmas bob colie type , pup out of them luke then i bred them back to open class greyhound come on keera produced some class acts simliar way bred , still got the line in kennels 24 inch bitch racy and very spunky ,its agood cross i got mines in 93 he ws avery good dog but when we bred then to greyhound got even better , hope you have good fun and plenty killing lol

[Guest born to run1083]

get yourself a straight cross collie grey mate, think they make very good alrounders

been looking for a first cross but hard to find. found 2 pups of said cross

good honest dogs if correctly guided but for a first lurcher the half x might be to full on. I also think for a first x collie grey you yourself need the right temperament as they read alot in to your body language.

[shaun1986 11]

picking the pup up tmoro, gunna be fun introducing him to my other dogs jack russel x staffi and an ex racing greyhound. terrier thinks shes the bees kness and toughest thing on 4 legs lol.

[rocky1 942]

the only thing with bedlington is the yapping its a commom facter in the breed ,do a search oh here and will see what i mean ,you will find hundreds of treads about this ,imo stay away from a beddy type dog

 

How many Beddy types have you actualy worked or seen working that yapped, or are you just going off what you have heard.

 

Cheers.

only ever ran with 2 and both done it ,but heard and seen plenty of treads on here about it

[wuyang 513]

Talking of dog colour and other traits assosiated with it, i remember years ago a breeder of american cocker spaniels (the fella came reserve best at crufts the year a whippet won it for the first time) was telling me that if you ever buy a cocker, avoid the golden ones as in general they tend to be much more aggresive than the other coloured ones. So it does make you wonder if you can associate colour with other traits.

[nothernlite 18,077]

Makes a we chance from the piss that's on here now

[shaaark 10,714]

1 hour ago, nothernlite said:

Makes a we chance from the piss that's on here now

Think I've told you before nl, I've not seen loads of beddy x's at work, but NONE of them yapped on anything lol

[poxon 5,724]

The bedlington xs I’ve heard of that are yappers have always been by inpatient people  trying to enter them on the lamp as saplings at about 6months old telling people there ready for a few runs as there mature enough .... the answer is in my reply 

[NEWKID 27,131]

I've seen a few run, including mine and brothers half x, none yap at all on the lamp...only noise mine makes is if she's pushing anything bigger than a rabbit through cover.. and that's the same for a good mate who runs a first x and 3/4 bred off of the first x... both silent at night and on rabbits daytime, pushing big stuff in the day they let you know 

[shaaark 10,714]

15 minutes ago, poxon said:

The bedlington xs I’ve heard of that are yappers have always been by inpatient people  trying to enter them on the lamp as saplings at about 6months old telling people there ready for a few runs as there mature enough .... the answer is in my reply 

I think that's the case with most yappers, to be honest. With most crosses/types.

I have no problem whatsoever, in waiting for a youngster to mature a bit, physically 'and' mentally, before I start them. I'm in no rush

[Steviec 190]

On 22/09/2011 at 20:53, shaun1986 said:

picking the pup up tmoro, gunna be fun introducing him to my other dogs jack russel x staffi and an ex racing greyhound. terrier thinks shes the bees kness and toughest thing on 4 legs lol.

Excellent choice mate, speed and brains , can’t beat it atb

[Daniel cain 45,146]

1 hour ago, shaaark said:

I think that's the case with most yappers, to be honest. With most crosses/types.

I have no problem whatsoever, in waiting for a youngster to mature a bit, physically 'and' mentally, before I start them. I'm in no rush

Mate had a little red merle coll/whip/grey would give a yip if he didn't have the first slip on the lamp when you first got in the field lol, other than that only time I've know dogs yap on the lamp is when they unfit or over matched