bedlington x greyhound

[Country Joe 1,411]

I,d be going down the beddyx line bred route if i were to want a beddy x..sadly the bedlington of today is a disgrace compared to its older self..hence going down the beddyx line bred route..atb stabba

 

There are still a few Bedlingtons doing what they were bred for, you just need to know where to look.

There are Lads on The Working Bedlington terrier forum, that are working there dogs below ground,and there appears a good crop of pups of workers, that will be put through their paces.

[bryson 562]

ive been thinking about this cross for a while now and this cross will definatly be my next dog i just have to find the right one also does this x tend to yap with the terrier in and am i right in assuming it will be pretty head strong

[BEARINATOR 2,867]

does this x tend to yap with the terrier in and am i right in assuming it will be pretty head strong

 

Some will yap and they can be head strong mate

[sowhat 1,572]

My pup,she's now coming up 6 months old, but this pic was taken when she was 4 months old (must get some new pics LOL )

 

 

Very happy with her so far

 

 

New pic taken today

[bryson 562]

stunning mate how much grey is in her

[sowhat 1,572]

stunning mate how much grey is in her

 

Thanks she's whip/grey x whip/beddy

[arcticgun 4,548]

Jenny first x beddy/grey, cracking little bitch for rabbiting both day and night, does well on long ears on lamp, but can yap a bit when overmatched from bigger slips (especially when they flushed daytime to the gun), sound on bambi, but wont entertain charlie after taking some stick a couple of seasons back, not her fault as her breeding was rubish, she got bags of heart and is a cracking little pot filler. The only complaints I have are the ABS when charlies about, could well do with a couple more inch's height, but on the whole a decent little bitch.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[graham4877 1,181]

Jenny first x beddy/grey, cracking little bitch for rabbiting both day and night, does well on long ears on lamp, but can yap a bit when overmatched from bigger slips (especially when they flushed daytime to the gun), sound on bambi, but wont entertain charlie after taking some stick a couple of seasons back, not her fault as her breeding was rubish, she got bags of heart and is a cracking little pot filler. The only complaints I have are the ABS when charlies about, could well do with a couple more inch's height, but on the whole a decent little bitch.

 

 

 

 

 

 

what TTS is she mate??

[sowhat 1,572]

Cracking looking bitch articgun

[arcticgun 4,548]

she 21" TTS mate I know its not a case of the size of the dopg etc etc but she could deffo do wi a couple more inch mind if it was rabit only then she bang on, but most like a variety of game when out and about

[arcticgun 4,548]

Cracking looking bitch articgun

 

Thanks mate

[Max-dog 2]

 

One of the best,- first cross.

Beddy Greyhound

looks like an old dog my dad had ,looks well fit an good feet

[budgie123 163]

i have a dog 1st cross bedi/grey which is double of articguns dog which is nine this year and was still catching rabbits well in the lamp last season.

he is about 23 and has been a fantastic dog.knocked a few hares over when slipped tight.Fantastic feet you can run him anywhere.

Superb to kennel.In eight years i have never known him bark.

 

My mate had a first x grey/bedi bred from george newcombes blue which was an amazing dog.It regularily to 30 rabbits a night 3 times a week.Took all quarry and was as biddable as any collie.

 

As other people have said the key to this cross is the right bedlington.

We did some research as my mate was after another and there is people who still have the right bedi.

My mate baught a pup from neil bacon from birmingham area.

The bedlington he is using is a genuine working bedi a cracking dog and the pups were a credit to the man.Well bred and reared.

[Friar Tuck 9]

Some cracking dogs on here

Edited July 16, 2012 by Friar Tuck