Collie lurcher lines. . . .

[RossM 8,121]

Millet - i want both Seriously though, i find myself under dogged. My ideal daytime team would be a good lurcher, along side finn, and something to push stuff out. Also i'm out with johnny a lot, and others, and as we all have runners that will work cover, no one has a dedicated cover dog.

 

Also, it would be handy for work on the shoot.

 

RM - thats a nice hound mate, any side photos?

 

RA - Will do now mate!

 

I do somewhere mate, taken on a phone, the memory card is somewhere! lol, I'll look it out.

[Sirius 1,391]

It's a hard job finding a non commercially bred Decent worker that's for sure. And when you have a dog it's even harder to find a suitable bitch with a owner who wants to breed!

Edited March 19, 2012 by Sirius

[bird 9,941]

It's a hard job finding a non commercially bred Decent worker that's for sure. And when you have a dog it's even harder to find a suitable bitch with a owner who wants to breed!

nice dog that .

[Sirius 1,391]

It's a hard job finding a non commercially bred Decent worker that's for sure. And when you have a dog it's even harder to find a suitable bitch with a owner who wants to breed!

 

nice dog that .

Cheers he has caught alot of game over the years

Edited March 19, 2012 by Sirius

[bird 9,941]

It's a hard job finding a non commercially bred Decent worker that's for sure. And when you have a dog it's even harder to find a suitable bitch with a owner who wants to breed!

nice dog that .

Cheers he has caught alot of game over the years

 

how is bred ,how much collie to grey .? looks a good pot filler.!

[Rake aboot 4,936]

It's a hard job finding a non commercially bred Decent worker that's for sure. And when you have a dog it's even harder to find a suitable bitch with a owner who wants to breed!

nice dog that .

Cheers he has caught alot of game over the years

 

Hancock would bite yer hands off for that dug ! hahahahaha

 

Thats a nice mutt.

[poacher3161 1,766]

It dose not hurt putting other lurcher types into just collie/greyhound types.

[Ideation 8,216]

Not at all mate, i wasn't suggesting that the ideal dog for me was just collie / grey hound mix, but a lurcher to lurcher line that was throwing collie lurcher types. If that makes sense.

[poacher3161 1,766]

Not at all mate, i wasn't suggesting that the ideal dog for me was just collie / grey hound mix, but a lurcher to lurcher line that was throwing collie lurcher types. If that makes sense.

Yes mate it does make sense i understand wat your saying.The line i had for years collie blood was on both sides of the breeding but tbh i think the beddy in them made a difference.

[BazB 37]

i dont have a dog at the minute, but my neighbours got a cracking working strain of border collie, came straight off the farm (her mam and dad's) and is a 4th gen that they've bred and they still have the parents.would he be any good on rabbits do you think? or too slow? i give them the odd rabbit for his dinner and they keep hinting i could take him out ferreting so im just curious

[BEARINATOR 2,871]

i dont have a dog at the minute, but my neighbours got a cracking working strain of border collie, came straight off the farm (her mam and dad's) and is a 4th gen that they've bred and they still have the parents.would he be any good on rabbits do you think? or too slow? i give them the odd rabbit for his dinner and they keep hinting i could take him out ferreting so im just curious

 

Take it out and try it, some collies are fast and others slow. Good luck with it

[suffolkpoacher 219]

if you want an f1 genuin first cross, collie/grey,,, then bryn is your dog,,,,, if you want lurcher with a good chunk of collie,, then use don............simples,,, well provided either owner will let you use said dogs as a stud..

 

there are a few others about,,, but as they havent replyed yet,,, ile leave it at that

There are other collie based dogs on here that are as good

[RossM 8,121]

What about collie based bitches? Who has them and what would they like to add and why?

[thorny 100]

I tried to breed my bitch this year and used a stunning line bred saluki grey that has a fantastic temperament but again for the second time nothing I think I have to accept the fact that she is barren and will never produce a litter ..... It's a crying shame as she is a decent all round dog ..........

 

I had a bull Terrier, that I had mated 3 or 4 times but always missed. I ran a course of antibiotics over her season and she took. Vetdid a blood sample and it turned out she always ran an infection over her season. As Skycat has said different bitches take on different days as well

[TOMO 26,340]

if you want an f1 genuin first cross, collie/grey,,, then bryn is your dog,,,,, if you want lurcher with a good chunk of collie,, then use don............simples,,, well provided either owner will let you use said dogs as a stud..

 

there are a few others about,,, but as they havent replyed yet,,, ile leave it at that

There are other collie based dogs on here that are as good

 

well to know that for shure you would have had to have seen them all work,,,have you seen don work??? no course not..

 

now i have seen some others work i know a very deacent david james bred animal,,, but its a bitch.... i can only coment on the dogs i have seen ,,, or that other lads i trust have said ,,its a good dog...

 

what your doing is speculating,,,, now whilst im shure there are dogs out there as good,, i dont know it for a fact