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I HAVE TWO SALUKI X GREYHOUND/WHIPPET CROSSES, THE ONE IN MY PROFILE PIC HAS TAKEN MORE TO THE SALUKI BUT THE ONE IN THE ATTATCHED PIC (SASHAH) HAS TAKEN MORE TO THE WHIPPET BUT WITH ENDLESS STAMINA AND IS ONE OF THE BEST ALL ROUNDERS I HAVE HAD.ATB WITH YOUR SEARCH.

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Why do folk always say beddy x whippet? Most of them have never worked them, but just repeat it, because that's whats always said is a good ferreting dog. They can be good, but can also be very limited. A good collie x grey is probably a better bet for 'all round' ferreting, or pure whippet or 1/4 beddy at most. Just my opinion, but seen lots of very small half x beddy / whips, which were limited by their stature.

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Why do folk always say beddy x whippet? Most of them have never worked them, but just repeat it, because that's whats always said is a good ferreting dog.

 

It's that same old mantra, more than likely originating from a book :yes: I think the terrier cross have limitations when rabbiting also, and I have seen a few in the field.

Personally I would not be to concerned with the breeding specifics as a priority and go for two dogs doing the business :thumbs: However a medium sized strong pastoral based lurcher would be more to my taste.

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Why do folk always say beddy x whippet? Most of them have never worked them, but just repeat it, because that's whats always said is a good ferreting dog.

 

It's that same old mantra, more than likely originating from a book :yes: I think the terrier cross have limitations when rabbiting also, and I have seen a few in the field.

Personally I would not be to concerned with the breeding specifics as a priority and go for two dogs doing the business :thumbs:However a medium sized strong pastoral based lurcher would be more to my taste.

 

 

Me too :yes:

 

 

Why do folk always say beddy x whippet? Most of them have never worked them, but just repeat it, because that's whats always said is a good ferreting dog.

 

It's that same old mantra, more than likely originating from a book :yes: I think the terrier cross have limitations when rabbiting also, and I have seen a few in the field.

Personally I would not be to concerned with the breeding specifics as a priority and go for two dogs doing the business :thumbs:However a medium sized strong pastoral based lurcher would be more to my taste.

 

 

Me too :yes:

 

 

any obiedient springy off the mark dog that can catch a rabbit will do 4 ferreting i like a little minshaw bitch coz the style they run ther lyk glue to stuff and very obiedient not the strong type tho the racy build
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Why do folk always say beddy x whippet? Most of them have never worked them, but just repeat it, because that's whats always said is a good ferreting dog.

 

It's that same old mantra, more than likely originating from a book :yes: I think the terrier cross have limitations when rabbiting also, and I have seen a few in the field.

Personally I would not be to concerned with the breeding specifics as a priority and go for two dogs doing the business :thumbs:However a medium sized strong pastoral based lurcher would be more to my taste.

 

 

Me too :yes:

 

 

Why do folk always say beddy x whippet? Most of them have never worked them, but just repeat it, because that's whats always said is a good ferreting dog.

 

It's that same old mantra, more than likely originating from a book :yes: I think the terrier cross have limitations when rabbiting also, and I have seen a few in the field.

Personally I would not be to concerned with the breeding specifics as a priority and go for two dogs doing the business :thumbs:However a medium sized strong pastoral based lurcher would be more to my taste.

 

 

Me too :yes:

 

 

any obiedient springy off the mark dog that can catch a rabbit will do 4 ferreting i like a little minshaw bitch coz the style they run ther lyk glue to stuff and very obiedient not the strong type tho the racy build

agree with all of the above but really like the look of dlloyds mutts :thumbs:

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I have 3 type's that i would prefer..Pure Whippet being one and i don't see the point in crossing a whippet with anything else other than a greyhound as you will loose the speed straight away..other's i have seen and would prefer are lurcher x lurcher and collie x's..with the last two i mentioned i believe are more versatile in general than many other breed's..

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