Are whippets thick?

[jukel123 7,957]

I think they must be pretty dim otherwise why would they chase rabbits one day and then chase a lure on a track the next?

A lurcher or even a greyhound surely wouldn't be fooled if they've seen the real thing?

I'm not criticising them, I love them, I keep two but i don't think they are blessed in the brains department.

I'd be interested in your thoughts.

Edited November 17, 2012 by jukel123

[paulus 26]

the same with shooters saturdays real pigeons, sundays clays

[scothunter 12,609]

this is a joke right?

[troter58 1,711]

there a sight hound mate chase any thing that moves seen a good few lurchers chasing the bag to atb

[scothunter 12,609]

every flapping track i visited,the dogs chased a white plastic builders sand bag.on the odd occasion they found an old teddy bear from somewhere.my lurcher iown now,will chase a crisp bag blowing down the road.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

I'm taking my bitch racing tomorrow on the track for first time.

 

She's got collie in her and is very intelligent. I'm pretty sure she will put up a good show though.

 

Nothing to do with brains. They just love chasing stuff?

[scothunter 12,609]

if greyhounds were to intelliegient,then we would see a lot more void races lol

[paulus 26]

if greyhounds were to intelliegient,then we would see a lot more void races lol

my lurchers wont go out in the morning now untill they have finished reading the observer

[johnny 2 367]

Its prey drive,having said that mines is thick as fook

[scothunter 12,609]

well least they arent reading the mail

[morton 5,368]

I think they must be pretty dim otherwise why would they chase rabbits one day and then chase a lure on a track the next?

A lurcher or even a greyhound surely wouldn't be fooled if they've seen the real thing?

I'm not criticising them, I love them, I keep two but i don't think they are blessed in the brains department.

I'd be interested in your thoughts.

Its rarely the dog thats thick,its the other end of the lead where the problems arise.

[jukel123 7,957]

I think they must be pretty dim otherwise why would they chase rabbits one day and then chase a lure on a track the next?

A lurcher or even a greyhound surely wouldn't be fooled if they've seen the real thing?

I'm not criticising them, I love them, I keep two but i don't think they are blessed in the brains department.

I'd be interested in your thoughts.

Its rarely the dog thats thick,its the other end of the lead where the problems arise.

 

Now now put your claws in bitch.

Every lurcher I've owned, admittedly collie based, would turn their noses up at a lure and if they were interested they would jump the barrier and cut the lure off at the first bend. I guess whippets have terrier blood way back and that gives them their chase anything mentality.

[Ray Mears 272]

this site has some intresting folks on

[bird 9,864]

i had none ped whippet bitch , great little dog good at racing and good on rabbits. Regards brain power, not over clever dogs compare to other breeds, but of all the sight hounds prob most clever

[jukel123 7,957]

this site has some intresting folks on

I get it, I'm the new kid in the class and the bitchy girls are ganging up.