How much saluki is enough in Irish dogs?

[doodles 78]

icey you need to work out whos running the show becaues your comp will mean nothing till you can explain why doodles was put out.....its not as if hes was a big threat to anyone the just wanted to show a bit of support for coursing in ireland north or south

I was even money favourite ya c**t lol,,, "No threat"

[nancy 275]

fu.k me it feels like back in the primary school yard get a grip but its good reading lol

[hunting1234 122]

fu.k me it feels like back in the primary school yard get a grip but its good reading lol

i you are right mate lol

[killing crew 2,708]

Cant some answer how much saulki there is in a top English breed fen dog?????

there that far bred down it would be hard to say but in my opinan id say some where between 50 and 75 percent is needed

[Good Man 196]

Lads, please stop the messing and bickering!! If some of you want to argue about certain things, do it by pm or ring each other ect!

I would like for this thread to get back on topic please and no more silly stuff, cheers.

[iceman001979 1,316]

There is 16 people in the comp and if need to tell them something l do it though pms not on site for everyone too have a go at.Now if people in comp want too write up how there matches go then that up to them.Doddles was pm and thats the end off it.

Like to hear other peoples points of few on how much saulki is needed in Ireland and too the men do you thing some where down the line with your line breed dogs that new saulki blood will have to be brought in??????

[iceman001979 1,316]

Sorry lads that was about the english men the last off that

[desertbred 5,490]

How long is a piece of string.? It is not as simple as what percentage of saluki should be in dogs to run in ireland or to run the Fens. The make up and quality of the bitch its lines and what it seems to lack in its qualities first has to be considered then what qualities would a saluki lining possibly put into the offspring. The are so many variants even in the saluki lines , some are chase dogs that wear the quarry down before the strike , others are fast cousers. The quarry to be pursued, the terrain to be ran on. It is not a one fits all scenario this is where a lot of linings tend to produce mediocre or inferior dogs a name on a piece of paper doesnt make a dog run faster, lads who have line bred for years from experience should know when the introduction of new blood would be beneficial ,it is a subject that would consume more time than most people have available, the proof of the pudding on linings is see what the progeny of certain lines achieve on the land then balance all factors instead of throwing pot fulls of money at linings that may be incompatible,

Edited May 4, 2012 by desertbred

[SeanMcD 92]

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: some crap on this topic Edited May 4, 2012 by SeanMcD

[brendy mc l 694]

i leave this topic for one day come back and the biggest lot of shit for seven pages

[banner man 587]

first and foremost england and ireland are compleatly diffrent so diffrent dogs are needed and even ireland is very diffrent in certain areas so again some times diffrent dogs are needed, but to say a dog has to have saluki in them to be a good dog is crazy.. there has been plenty good dogs in ireland with no saluki what so ever, and as for all these so called top dogs that can do it in england and ireland im yet to be convinced speedie is 1 of the only men on here that has the balls to put video clips of his dogs so before ye come on here makeing statments about these so called top class dogs go and get some clips up of these dogs hunting in small fields and bogs as ye call them and we see how good they are instead of trying to create internet legends.

[SeanMcD 92]

the better dogs are irish bred the english men do a lot of crowing about there great dogs but at the end of the day there desert breeding bred to run something into the ground it isnt even good to watch

[Good Man 196]

first and foremost england and ireland are compleatly diffrent so diffrent dogs are needed and even ireland is very diffrent in certain areas so again some times diffrent dogs are needed, but to say a dog has to have saluki in them to be a good dog is crazy.. there has been plenty good dogs in ireland with no saluki what so ever, and as for all these so called top dogs that can do it in england and ireland im yet to be convinced speedie is 1 of the only men on here that has the balls to put video clips of his dogs so before ye come on here makeing statments about these so called top class dogs go and get some clips up of these dogs hunting in small fields and bogs as ye call them and we see how good they are instead of trying to create internet legends.

 

Been running dogs in Ireland myself for the passed 23 years and that's spot on.

I am no expert, still learning, but that's the experience i have also had and i think if most folks told the truth, that's running dogs here in Ireland.

Edited May 4, 2012 by Good Man

[desertbred 5,490]

Sean MCD Once again the same old argument all the more reason to get a either side of the water competition organised to settle it once and for all

Edited May 4, 2012 by desertbred

[SeanMcD 92]

Sean MCD Once again the same old argument all the more reason to get a either side of the water competition organised to settle it once and for all

Sean MCD Once again the same old argument all the more reason to get a either side of the water competition organised to settle it once and for all

no just a personal opinion also think the irish hare is a far better test for a dog they use every trick in the book to shake a dog of Edited May 4, 2012 by SeanMcD