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[Guest Moscow]

I couldnt see the pointer x adding much to the type of lurcher we run

 

Dont think they would be for me either but each to there own.

[BLACKWATER... 157]

up on size , tough , plenty wind no collie ,shyness or faults , these pionters are handy dogs , saw them take allsorts , not to be dismayed

[chartpolski 24,087]

WHY ??? Why would anyone want to add Pointer to a Lurcher ??

 

Cheers,

[Guest Moscow]

up on size , tough , plenty wind no collie ,shyness or faults , these pionters are handy dogs , saw them take allsorts , not to be dismayed

 

Add them to your dogs then

[Millet 4,497]

your on this read, posting pic after pic of ye pup retreivin a bal an jumping a fookin fence,

The pic's are not for you and neither is my input..it is for the lad's who appreicate the line of Minshaw based lurcher's and the lad's who own the parent's of my pup so i can show them the good progress she id making.. ..

 

Here's another pic for you..while she is waiting for the ball..

 

[chartpolski 24,087]

They have been bred for generations to do a totaly different job to a Lurcher, so what possible advantage could they, Pointers, bring ?

 

Cheers.

Edited July 6, 2012 by chartpolski

[reddawn 2,173]

your on this read, posting pic after pic of ye pup retreivin a bal an jumping a fookin fence,

The pic's are not for you and neither is my input..it is for the lad's who appreicate the line of Minshaw based lurcher's and the lad's who own the parent's of my pup so i can show them the good progress she id making.. ..

 

Here's another pic for you..while she is waiting for the ball..

 

 

send em by pm instead a putting them on an open forum if ye dont want folk to comment on ye colliex..

[BLACKWATER... 157]

charti the grouse keepers have several pionter crosses german and smooth rough as they work the hill well , not got the collie nature hunt like a fast hound saw them knack all sorts got good coats feet wind and can live in cold tempretures OUTSIDE saw them crosed with a deerhound lurcher to , some of them are real tough on the kill , not saw one for afew years but saw some nice ones for on the hill

[Ideation 8,216]

Now, no offence intended, but it seems that this thread has run it's course and is now going in circles.

[reddawn 2,173]

aint pointer crosses renowned for opening up during a course

[frankel 2,123]

Only reason my mate has them is they were proven fox dogs. The land he works he needs a dog to find a fox and thenquick enough to catch it it. Then finish it on its own. He seems to like it, loves working on rough ground and looks powerful. He does rate them highly for there nose but not used at all as a lamp dog. Just purely for what he needs..

 

Each to there own but not for me.

[Millet 4,497]

I bumped into a fella with a pointer x lab couple of days back while out walking, it looked racier than my lot :laugh:

Let's just say if i was dogless and your lab crosses came on the market..i would snap your arm off for one..and before the little red pawn say's i'm jumping on the band wagon..i'm not i can assure you of that..

[BLACKWATER... 157]

red if your ein charge of a grouse moor doing pestcontrol in woods rough moor a dog telling his mates were the aurry id would be advantage , i saw apionter cross course a few blue hares never opend up once , but they are houndy

[Millet 4,497]

 

 

 

 

send em by pm instead a putting them on an open forum if ye dont want folk to comment on ye colliex..

Give me your email and i will send you them so you don't have to spout shite on here..

[BLACKWATER... 157]

millet yole have enogh of your own dog without wantin another mans dog lol they collie types are not a bad dog if there got abit pace and guts for all sorts had them 20 odd years or more