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It's good sense, but perhaps not essential.   It's very difficult to get an honest opinion from many owners on what constitutes working stock.....a lot of folk make good claims, but are perhaps not

I think we are all, broadly, in agreement that worker to worker is the best way..... but surely there is a case for the first cross that ISN'T from "workers" ? I own one; another well known lad on her

Like I said. Was linford Christies kids Olympic Champions?   Was Muhammad ali's kids boxing world champions?   Or George best, is his son a top Football player?   Good parents might increase y

owner cant make the dog he has to be bred [bANNED TEXT] good feet inbred hunting brain ability to want the game any champion dog trainer courser feild trail winner will tell you that , its alot more than 5 percent saw dogs as young as 6 months boxing there qaurry usaly another pup then doin the same with qaurry seen it a thousand times but saw dogs just any ols mongrel never having a chance on hares etc ,, you done arite lot of coursing huntin to say any dog does

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owner cant make the dog he has to be bred [bANNED TEXT] good feet inbred hunting brain ability to want the game any champion dog trainer courser feild trail winner will tell you that , its alot more than 5 percent saw dogs as young as 6 months boxing there qaurry usaly another

 

 

Unless it`s you of course, eh ?? you can make any auld shite do tricks lol

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Isn't a non working dog just a dog that hasn't been worked yet???:).....looks like you've been found out whinny boy tut tut leaving things to chance like that if you were so sure about your dogs lineage and working ability why did you come down here for old gripper. Is that the way top breeders do it?

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didnt have a colie male and as i says lana was 10 and the last of d slieghts and mines breeding m chapmas bob feild trail winner katie feild trail runner up bred luke luke bred to come on keera bred lana ,had a notion to breed more colie type but glad it never happend like it did as realy the collie type unless real good are got nothing to offer localy unles you like rabbiting mooching ,you need running dogs to do well localy so a collie could be atail chaser or not got the runnng wind glad catchers doing fine but would be better runing the big feilds i bred them for ,cathers sisters doing fine the blond brother is doing well , runs more like asaluk weres mines is like a colie greyhound abit but more wind , a bit small for me but a good bitch , cacther bring the pup i bred down for arun see how he has turned out

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siruis to true and i have yet to find another way , i would keep well away from pets rescues and show dogs if i want a dog to do the nessasary , and fill the game larder jog on with the non workers show dogs rescue dogs ile stick to what i know

 

 

Whin get in touch asap hatcher(les)

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Not everybody has the

Privilege of knowing people with working lurchers or the contacts to buy one.

 

I sure didn't and done the best with what resources I had.

 

Bet there's a good number of working dogs out there from non-working parents or from rescue centres doing the job.

 

One way I look at it(and this is only my opinion) is that a small amount can be passed down from

Parents but it's what goes into the dog, the hours and what you do with it.

 

For example look at Chris Eubanks son, doing well in the boxing but it's not because of

Who his dad is, it's because he had the facilities, training and management from somebody who knows what they're doing.

 

Or look at Ben Mitchell, his dads Phil the hardest man alive and he's gay and a fanny :D

 

You do realise they are actors? :D

 

what? but it's in colour :cray: i thought that meant it was real

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anyone can buy a greyhound pup from parents that haven't seen game for generations, rear it like a lurcher, teach the basics recall, jump, retrieve etc. and it'll be bowling over hares easily in no time. ive seen greyhounds straight off the track mauling foxes or pulling down roe (pre ban of course) with no experience or hunting background. an experienced owner or a willing and honest beginner with the cohonies to stick with their mutt and not sell it at the first setback is far more important than working parents

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