Daft Question re. Bull/Greys?

[smallfoot 118]

No my mistake

I asked her she says just under 21

Will try put pic up but she not keen as she has been broken into twice as they have yried to steel the dog !!

 

[lurcher330 2,297]

this is the sort of bull i would like in a bull x lurchers breeding

Rocco/Mayday x Bourdeux breeding

 

[BEARINATOR 2,871]

this is the sort of bull i would like in a bull x lurchers breeding

Rocco/Mayday x Bourdeux breeding

 

Smart bully that pal

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

When you look at the strains of bulls that are/were used for their intended purpose, they're always relatively small build, as in not muscle bound and quite lightweight, the Americanised non workings ones are the ones that are bigger boned and muscle bound.

 

And with the greyhound, the ones that would be better suited to working are the ones that are on the smaller side as they'd have more stamina and turning ability (correct?).

 

So when breeding a bull x from worker to worker surely it would be smaller than some of the bull crosses you see on here? Some people seem to think more highly of the proper massive bull crosses and some people have commented about how a sub 23 inch bull cross would be a bit too small to do the business on a regular basis, and yet if you bred a true fighting bull with a small/medium sized greyhound chances are a lot of the time that's what you'd get, and I wouldn't have though a fighting bull crossed with a decent running dog would have any problem doing it's job?

For good results you should be aiming for a lurcher of 24-28 inches, and I like a dog with some weight behind it, say 70-90 lbs, and FAST, good feet, VERY AGILE, and super determined.

[bird 9,932]

When you look at the strains of bulls that are/were used for their intended purpose, they're always relatively small build, as in not muscle bound and quite lightweight, the Americanised non workings ones are the ones that are bigger boned and muscle bound.

 

And with the greyhound, the ones that would be better suited to working are the ones that are on the smaller side as they'd have more stamina and turning ability (correct?).

 

So when breeding a bull x from worker to worker surely it would be smaller than some of the bull crosses you see on here? Some people seem to think more highly of the proper massive bull crosses and some people have commented about how a sub 23 inch bull cross would be a bit too small to do the business on a regular basis, and yet if you bred a true fighting bull with a small/medium sized greyhound chances are a lot of the time that's what you'd get, and I wouldn't have though a fighting bull crossed with a decent running dog would have any problem doing it's job?

For good results you should be aiming for a lurcher of 24-28 inches, and I like a dog with some weight behind it, say 70-90 lbs, and FAST, good feet, VERY AGILE, and super determined.

[lurcher330 2,297]

If you where going for a 1st cross i would pick the legyest racey pup

[rob190364 2,594]

the Americanised non workings ones are the ones that are bigger boned and muscle bound.

 

 

What the f**k is that suppose to mean? Do all you cock suckers have little man's syndrome? Tell me since you know so f****n much why is it that probably the best line of bullcrosses in the UK was started with an imported bulldog bitch from over here?

 

Calm down petal! god, anyone would think I'd taken a doughnut off you!!!

 

I just meant the ones over there that are pets seemed to have gone bigger and more muscle bound, I'm sure the working ones over there are not like that either. You don't tend to see people having them over here as pets that often cos they're banned, if they weren't banned over here then no doubt the pet ones over here would have gone the same way.

[Guest joball]

When you look at the strains of bulls that are/were used for their intended purpose, they're always relatively small build, as in not muscle bound and quite lightweight, the Americanised non workings ones are the ones that are bigger boned and muscle bound.

 

And with the greyhound, the ones that would be better suited to working are the ones that are on the smaller side as they'd have more stamina and turning ability (correct?).

 

So when breeding a bull x from worker to worker surely it would be smaller than some of the bull crosses you see on here? Some people seem to think more highly of the proper massive bull crosses and some people have commented about how a sub 23 inch bull cross would be a bit too small to do the business on a regular basis, and yet if you bred a true fighting bull with a small/medium sized greyhound chances are a lot of the time that's what you'd get, and I wouldn't have though a fighting bull crossed with a decent running dog would have any problem doing it's job?

For good results you should be aiming for a lurcher of 24-28 inches, and I like a dog with some weight behind it, say 70-90 lbs, and FAST, good feet, VERY AGILE, and super determined.

 

Not realy seen some top class bitches at 23 that anyone would be proud to kennel.

[GrCh 856]

this is the sort of bull i would like in a bull x lurchers breeding

Rocco/Mayday x Bourdeux breeding

 

very nice dog

[Mac 30]

Wonder if this bitch means anything to some of the ole boys on here.

 

Jailhouse was sold in pup to Ch.Bert and sent to D.H in England, she had 9 pups in quarantine.

[jambo 4]

Wonder if this bitch means anything to some of the ole boys on here.

 

This Gyp was raised along with her sister Jenette by Norman Hooten with him being the county sherriff thats how she got her name Jailhouse,she was imported into the UK in the late 's.

Am sure she was in whelp to a dog called Hall's Bert.

[POG 17]

a mates got a good bull bitch that stands 23 tts and a hand full good with other dogs mind

[123456 146]

Wonder if this bitch means anything to some of the ole boys on here.

 

Jailhouse was sold in pup to Ch.Bert and sent to D.H in England, she had 9 pups in quarantine.

 

she was half d.hs mate and half b's.

[123456 146]

Wonder if this bitch means anything to some of the ole boys on here.

 

This Gyp was raised along with her sister Jenette by Norman Hooten with him being the county sherriff thats how she got her name Jailhouse,she was imported into the UK in the late 's.

Am sure she was in whelp to a dog called Hall's Bert.

 

there is a pic of bert further back

[Guest sam]

the Americanised non workings ones are the ones that are bigger boned and muscle bound.

 

 

What the f**k is that suppose to mean? Do all you cock suckers have little man's syndrome? Tell me since you know so f****n much why is it that probably the best line of bullcrosses in the UK was started with an imported bulldog bitch from over here?

how would you know what the best line in the uk is like ??? an lets not forget mr american the bulldogs originated over here an ireland an americans cottoned on to it an imported our stuff over there so the blood was here all along lol

 

Never said they didnt originate over there and trust me ya old cuni I'm sharp enough to figure out which one of you limey c**ts own the real deal and which one of yall suck hind tit.

 

 

 

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