first lurcher! deer/greyxcollie/grey???

[sandymere 8,263]

I had a dh/grey x collie/grey in the ’s was a good dog, very easy to get along with and made a sensible general purpose type. I ran him on the South Downs and he coped well with the flinty ground compared to some. Took a few hares etc. Stood around 26”, thick broken coat.

At the mo I’ve a DH/Grey/Bull mix that has a similar temperament, think the DH helps to settle them. I’d agree with the post that states they take a little time to mature physically.

Some pics on the Mrs flikr of the latter.

 

 

[Westy76 546]

I had a dh/grey x collie/grey in the ’s was a good dog, very easy to get along with and made a sensible general purpose type. I ran him on the South Downs and he coped well with the

flinty ground compared to some. Took a few hares etc. Stood around 26”, thick broken coat.

At the mo I’ve a DH/Grey/Bull mix that has a similar temperament, think the DH helps to settle them. I’d agree with the post that states they

take a little time to mature physically.

Some pics on the Mrs flikr of the latter.

Any chance of putting a couple on here?

You still about this way?

[rascal_2005 79]

Sandy mere, thats the type if ground the dog will be running on. Alot of rough land. Is sussex we have alot like that.

 

John

[sandymere 8,263]

Sorry the link didn't come up so stick it here, bottom of page http://www.flickr.com/photos/sandymere

 

the second pic down on here

is of the DH/gre x Collie/grey and a saluki hybrid that ran on the s/downs in the 's

 

Westy I moved from sussex a good few years ago, now in devon where flint is a rarity thank god.. John, the ground can be pretty bad that way, I ran a lot around North Lancing, and all the dogs suffered to some extent.

Edited January 26, 2012 by sandymere

[sandymere 8,263]

I'm not sure how i did that link to the pics, the dark brindle is the one.

[Westy76 546]

Sorry the link didn't come up so stick it here, bottom of page http://www.flickr.com/photos/sandymere

 

the second pic down on here

is of the DH/gre x Collie/grey and a saluki hybrid that ran on the s/downs in the 's

 

Westy I moved from sussex a good few years ago, now in devon where flint is a rarity thank god.. John, the ground can be pretty bad that way, I ran a lot around North Lancing, and all the dogs suffered to some extent.

I lived at the bottom of north lancing hill so know where you mean and the rangers are pretty hot there now.

[Guest first light]

hi mate got a bit footage of that cross mate my old bitch jess

only pic i have of her

[rascal_2005 79]

Sandy i cant see the pic? Whats the ground like down in devon then? Big land?

 

First light get some vids up buddy! Nice looking dog aswell. How tall was she?

 

John

[Guest first light]

will do mate she was 26

[sandymere 8,263]

Sandy i cant see the pic? Whats the ground like down in devon then? Big land? First light get some vids up buddy! Nice looking dog aswell. How tall was she? John

Try this link.

 

In Devon it's mainly small fields I run on, nearly all grass on beef and dairy farms. Plenty of mud but pretty easy on the dogs as far as injuries go.

 

Tidy looking animal First light.

Edited January 26, 2012 by sandymere

[tommy9 13]

not the best pics shit camera on phone

 

shes filled out abit since

atb mate good cross to go for !

stunning bitch looks fast.

[robwelsh 354]

not the best pics shit camera on phone

 

shes filled out abit since

atb mate good cross to go for !

stunning bitch looks fast.

fast...haha she sure is

[BEARINATOR 2,876]

Just out of curiosity lads wich way were youre deerhoundxgrey x collie x greys bred the best ones i saw were bred by the colliexgrey being the dam.

 

Same way here mate, my first of the cross and first lurcher Spring 26 1/2"

 

My last pre-ban bred bitch

 

 

 

 

Got some pictures here of them with various quarry but won't be posting them to the public with our current legislation

 

My mates dog showing the versatility of the cross

 

 

Who needs a rod

 

 

[robwelsh 354]

i wouldnt of said it would of matter who was sire or dam, after all they are the same cross..i heard somewhere that pups tend to take to the mothers temperament, but i think that is utter bollocks too, as some pups are nuts and some pups seem dorsile as f**k lol cracking breed of lurcher what ever gave or recieved lol

[poacher3161 1,766]

i wouldnt of said it would of matter who was sire or dam, after all they are the same cross..i heard somewhere that pups tend to take to the mothers temperament, but i think that is utter bollocks too, as some pups are nuts and some pups seem dorsile as f**k lol cracking breed of lurcher what ever gave or recieved lol

just a fekin question thats all and how meny of this cross have you seen.