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my biggest hate, a lurcher with bull in, slow shite for the turns, no stamina and too rough, if they do get around to catch anything for the plate, its ripped to shreds.

 

i dont like lurchers which are less sighthound than anything i think a lurcher shouldhave more sighthound than anything in the make up. imo dainty whippet capable of catching a cold are no good either

Connaugh you should stick to your BMX because you know feck all about lurchers,you spout on like you been in the game 60 years when you've only been on the planet 16!

 

Very true. Stupid little c**ts always doing or saying something for attention. His CHavatare is exactly the type of pic the antis wank over too.

very true lads thinks he knows it all but really knows f**ck all atb
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i dont dislike any cross, as i see it horses for courses ,you be surpriced if you look good and bad in all crosses ,thing is lot of people on here havent seen some crosses work just heard off others t

The problem as I see it is that far too many people make up their minds based on just one or two examples of a type. Surely you'd need to see and know many examples of a type of lurcher before truly b

dont dislike any. what may suit one man may not suit another and visa versa.

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my biggest hate, a lurcher with bull in, slow shite for the turns, no stamina and too rough, if they do get around to catch anything for the plate, its ripped to shreds.

 

i dont like lurchers which are less sighthound than anything i think a lurcher shouldhave more sighthound than anything in the make up. imo dainty whippet capable of catching a cold are no good either

looking at your av pic i wont say your the brightest. and its people like you who this sport doesnt need.dismissing a cross because you dont like it how many bull xs you seen run not many i think and shite for turning can charlie not spin on a sixpence and i know plenty of bullxs carry bunnys back live to hand not that your views count for anything :bye:
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I don't dislike any type or cross but im not really a fan of whippet types or greyhoundy looking ones :laugh: Im not keen on rough coats either :icon_redface:

 

"Not keen on rough coats" !!! That's you sleeping in the kennel, and your dogs can sleep in the house, next time you're up here !! LOL !!

 

Cheers.

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I don't dislike any type or cross but im not really a fan of whippet types or greyhoundy looking ones :laugh: Im not keen on rough coats either :icon_redface:

 

"Not keen on rough coats" !!! That's you sleeping in the kennel, and your dogs can sleep in the house, next time you're up here !! LOL !!

 

Cheers.

 

Hahaha of course yours are an exception charts!! But id sleep in the kennel anyway, quite cosy lol.

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my biggest hate, a lurcher with bull in, slow shite for the turns, no stamina and too rough, if they do get around to catch anything for the plate, its ripped to shreds.

 

i dont like lurchers which are less sighthound than anything i think a lurcher shouldhave more sighthound than anything in the make up. imo dainty whippet capable of catching a cold are no good either

 

 

How can you go around and say bull xs are slow and carnt turn. You may of seen a few bad ones in your time i think.

Iv seen a few run one or two bad ones but a few realy good ones catching alsorts off quarry even seen a bull x run and catch day time winter hares on quite big land seen them ferreting and catch more than the othwr dog. If you get a well bred racey bull x and bring it up right then it will fill a pot just like any other xs.

 

There is good and bad in all crosses i dont dislike any cross as if i see a hundred collie crosses run and think there every one is shit i will put that down as the dog not capable and i wont say collie xs are shit because iv seen bad examples of the x. The trick is keep an open mind

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ive had racey type bull-crosses and dont think there slow or nasty. the saluki that ive got now is great up the fields but can be very tempremental with other bitches and very stubborn but in my opinion that doesnt make her a bad dog. i suppose its what you expect out of a dog and how you train them to achieve it. i dont think an angry dog as a fashion symbol makes an honorable hunting man. an obedient dog that you can trust to do as you ask is a good dog no matter what cross

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i would say dogs killing varmits is no big deal wether fox or whatever as that is what they were bred for to kill varmits, wether up in the higlands of scotland todd killing dogs are handy as foxes kill lambs so do badgers , so a handy dog will help the todd hunter to kill the varmit , as its his job , part of countryside matters having dogs to help deal with pests , guns are handy snares to but its handy having agood strong dog like acoyote hound or deerhond type to kill varmits pests etc ,ive saw fox packs pre ban acoount for 10 foxes in a day saved the farmer a good few lambs

That post is typed very much like a not long deleted member from oop north.. :whistling:

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The problem as I see it is that far too many people make up their minds based on just one or two examples of a type. Surely you'd need to see and know many examples of a type of lurcher before truly being able to analyse and give an objective opinion on them? I've seen rubbish and superb in many types of lurcher, so I'd never give a blanket opinion on any of them.

 

The longer I go on in lurchers, the more I realise that different types of dog are capable of doing the same type of work very well: size, stamina etc taken into consideration. The dog that is physically and mentally suited to the type of work it does will always outshine the ones that are not, regardless of breeds in the mix. I've seen a handy little Bull cross do very well on hares............... ON THE RIGHT GROUND which favoured the dog, and I've seen Saluki types do well on terrible ground more suited to a tractor, and on prey not usually associated with Saluki types.

 

IMO there will always be exceptions to any rule or type, but to be prejudiced against one particular type based on limited experience is a little short sighted.

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got to agree tomo /skycat the bull x can and often do make very good members to a team if trained and brought on right like any dog like been said a few bad examples then there all bad but you could say that about most crosses funny how good dog men always have good dogs and of different crosses at one time or another and for me its not all about killing but the hunt and criac

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The poor old bull x, out of the right stuff in the right hands can be a awsome tool

however any cross has its limits althoe this bitch will and does hover rabbits up she is limited due to her size and weight

this bitch will turn some stomachs even more as its also got a dash of saluki in it too

This bitch is a great ferreting companion loves to mark gives bolters no time

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my biggest hate, a lurcher with bull in, slow shite for the turns, no stamina and too rough, if they do get around to catch anything for the plate, its ripped to shreds.

 

i dont like lurchers which are less sighthound than anything i think a lurcher shouldhave more sighthound than anything in the make up. imo dainty whippet capable of catching a cold are no good either

 

Aren't Whippets, "Sighthounds" ??

 

Cheers.

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