BORDER COLLIE VS BEARDIE COLLIE!!!!!

[Flipper_Al 1,012]

Short sessions is what im doing, Heres a pic of her at 12 weeks

15 weeks

Edited June 10, 2012 by Flipper_Al

[birddog 1,354]

One or the other is a safer bet. When they're mixed they rarely produce good lurchers.

retrieve

work cover

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she's 3/8 beardie border and she does lots more as well but hey maybe i just got lucky and got one of the 'rarely produced' ones

[BLACKWATER... 157]

thats a nic epup you got for 12 weeks old

[Flipper_Al 1,012]

Shes shot up in the last three weeks, now 17tts

[Rabbiting man 1,192]

Anyone breeding Beardie/Greyhounds part from Hancock want another one.

[BLACKWATER... 157]

there proper working beardies up here get agreyhound test her then wait your time only way to get real good ones

[paulus 26]

My old bitch from beardie lurcher x beardie lurcher breeding

 

 

Her son to a greyhound

 

can tell your in australia with that sign :laugh:

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

My Father bred plenty of sheepdog litters back in the day,..and there was often a hairy,. 'beardie' type amongst the whelps...

 

Border, Beardie, Kelpie, whatever,..I like them all...

[BLACKWATER... 157]

plenty of both here woodland open , moor a great diversity as you know , i like the beardies always will , bordrs well saw to many that well just not for me i like the terrier nature the proper working beardie

[Country Joe 1,411]

there proper working beardies up here get agreyhound test her then wait your time only way to get real good ones

There used to be Herd not far from me, bred and worked Beardies, in South West Scotland,

I could be wrong, but i think Hancock had his strain.

[BLACKWATER... 157]

he did

[darbo 4,776]

there proper working beardies up here get agreyhound test her then wait your time only way to get real good ones

There used to be Herd not far from me, bred and worked Beardies, in South West Scotland,

I could be wrong, but i think Hancock had his strain.

hancock got his original stud dog remus from tom muirhead. tom muirhead started his line with a bitch from skye and a dog from beatock.tom muirhead farmed from 1956-1977 at birckleugh farm in crawford john lanarkshire. he moved in 1977 to anston farm in dunsyre lanarkshire till 1990. then moved to kirkconnel in dumfrieshire. he then retired to carnwath lanarkshire. he died in 1994.

[border lad 1,047]

for general Lamping both crosses are hard to beat, if you happen to get the right beardie collie, onto the greyhound bitch, they do make very good rabbiting dogs and they could take the odd Hare when in-law, marking setts, hedgerow work, and collecting pheasants, you wont go wrong, with either cross, make very good lurchers,the beardie can be that little bit more stubborn,, and THE COLD WET WEATHER, no problems to either of them, and I never had any problem with there feet,

[KittleRox 2,147]

1/2 border collie, bred from working sheep/farm sire, not nervous nor shy and bomb proof ( touch wood )

 

[SMART DOG 340]

if u had to pick between the 2 of these!!!!! what would u rather in the dog u worked and why!!!!

if it was just collie grey or collie whip grey I would be wanting a bit of fire in there so it would be the beardie but if it was a mix in a lurcher x lurcher type I would want the border type but that's just my opinion ........ It's hard to find good working beardies now a lot of show crap and pet