hancock

[birddog 1,354]

just a wee bit off topic guy's.....before i go out for night shift.....hancock does it one way and i think it was frankel who hinted another way......is it important which way bred ie collie dam greyhound sire or vice versa?

[Flipper_Al 1,012]

Phew i hate strawberry

[bigdaz 688]

just a wee bit off topic guy's.....before i go out for night shift.....hancock does it one way and i think it was frankel who hinted another way......is it important which way bred ie collie dam greyhound sire or vice versa?

 

Old wives tales aside, the resulting pups are what they are 50% greyhound and 50% collie, no different regarding which parent is what.

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Had 4 from Hancock now - a Richard Jones half x and a Taffy 3/4 (avatar pic) in the mid 80s. Both excellent dogs the 3/4 did the lot and was a real athlete - brave too - best dog I've ever had - maybe even seen!!! The Richard pup was a dog that you could lamp every night of the week. A hardy soul who never complained - ever!!! Toooooo slow for hares though - by a long way. Was a clever lad and made up for things that way. Had a Kubla pup - nice dog who was really intelligent and eager to please - but a total nightmare to live with. Had serious separation anxiety which blighted everyone's life - tragically sadly missed and a potential unrealised...

 

And now I have the lad below - as nice a dog as I have ever had the pleasure to own He's a first x by Alex and is a big lad. Just a shade over 26" and he weighs a whopping 32kgs (weight taken a month ago - he'll be lighter now). He's 16 months old and I have a really good feeling about this dog. Intelligence to spare - obsessively eager to please, desperately obedient, loyal and protective. He distrusts strangers.

 

But to be honest, if I had been 16 years old and this had been my first lurcher he'd have broke my heart!!!!!

 

I've a good feeling about this dog.

 

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Go with your heart,..I always do...

Good luck for the future...

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Thank you

[bunnys 1,228]

Had 4 from Hancock now - a Richard Jones half x and a Taffy 3/4 (avatar pic) in the mid 80s. Both excellent dogs the 3/4 did the lot and was a real athlete - brave too - best dog I've ever had - maybe even seen!!! The Richard pup was a dog that you could lamp every night of the week. A hardy soul who never complained - ever!!! Toooooo slow for hares though - by a long way. Was a clever lad and made up for things that way. Had a Kubla pup - nice dog who was really intelligent and eager to please - but a total nightmare to live with. Had serious separation anxiety which blighted everyone's life - tragically sadly missed and a potential unrealised...

 

And now I have the lad below - as nice a dog as I have ever had the pleasure to own He's a first x by Alex and is a big lad. Just a shade over 26" and he weighs a whopping 32kgs (weight taken a month ago - he'll be lighter now). He's 16 months old and I have a really good feeling about this dog. Intelligence to spare - obsessively eager to please, desperately obedient, loyal and protective. He distrusts strangers.

 

But to be honest, if I had been 16 years old and this had been my first lurcher he'd have broke my heart!!!!!

 

I've a good feeling about this dog.

 

he is apicture atb bunnys.

[pitt-general 16]

Hancocks = shite

Takes as much food to feed a bad dog as it does a good 1

[Ideation 8,216]

Says the 14 year old . . . . .

[bigdaz 688]

Hancocks = shite

Takes as much food to feed a bad dog as it does a good 1

 

That is very true, but then you use the same oxygen as somebody sane.

[haymin 2,465]

Says the 14 year old . . . . .

Says the 14 year old tink lol

[pitt-general 16]

Ye 14 ha ha grow up you hancock arsslickers with your overrated rubbing rags

[birddog 1,354]

i know the most common way is greyhound sire and logic says 50 / 50 no matter what way round but if you own a bitch you can have your pick of studs. no need to use a 'cast' greyhound if you can get your hands on a decent collie there are lots of top greyhounds at stud if you were being really picky i suppose you could get straws from all sorts, top studs, derby winners even australian champs.

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Had 4 from Hancock now - a Richard Jones half x and a Taffy 3/4 (avatar pic) in the mid 80s. Both excellent dogs the 3/4 did the lot and was a real athlete - brave too - best dog I've ever had - maybe even seen!!! The Richard pup was a dog that you could lamp every night of the week. A hardy soul who never complained - ever!!! Toooooo slow for hares though - by a long way. Was a clever lad and made up for things that way. Had a Kubla pup - nice dog who was really intelligent and eager to please - but a total nightmare to live with. Had serious separation anxiety which blighted everyone's life - tragically sadly missed and a potential unrealised...

 

And now I have the lad below - as nice a dog as I have ever had the pleasure to own He's a first x by Alex and is a big lad. Just a shade over 26" and he weighs a whopping 32kgs (weight taken a month ago - he'll be lighter now). He's 16 months old and I have a really good feeling about this dog. Intelligence to spare - obsessively eager to please, desperately obedient, loyal and protective. He distrusts strangers.

 

But to be honest, if I had been 16 years old and this had been my first lurcher he'd have broke my heart!!!!!

 

I've a good feeling about this dog.

 

he is apicture atb bunnys.

 

Cheers mate - yeah he looks well. Thanks.

[young man 225]

great dogs butt you can get just the same not hancock collie x are the best!!!