Australian Cattledog Lurchers

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

COME ON LADS ,

 

STOP HASSLEING POOR CHALKIE ........... YOU FELLAS KNOW THE MAN DOESNT LIKE ANY SORT OF CONFRONTION

 

AND ........................

 

AS 99. 9 % OF YOU LADS WONT USE ANY LURCHER CROSS TO ITS FULL POTENTIAL ....... OR TEST IT OVER A FEW YRS ................ " HARD "

 

 

IT WONT MATTER A FECK WHEATHER ITS A CUR CROSS OR CATTLE CROSS

 

 

ALL THE BEST

 

DUCKWING

 

Now that was BITCHY....

[higgins 75]

Chalky,hope these latter posts are not refering to me,i just recently bought your latest book and enjoyed it,also read your articles in ST,just thought you might give some of us honest peeps on these forums an interesting read regarding the Australian cattle dog crosses v border/beardie collie crosses,no harm meant,all the best,

Higgins.

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Chalky,hope these latter posts are not refering to me,i just recently bought your latest book and enjoyed it,also read your articles in ST,just thought you might give some of us honest peeps on these forums an interesting read regarding the Australian cattle dog crosses v border/beardie collie crosses,no harm meant,all the best,

Higgins.

 

 

There is a time and a place for 'talking dawgs',...and serious debate is best kept for more sober times...

 

Cheers,..

Edited August 3, 2007 by CHALKWARREN

[brother fox 1]

Australian cattle dogs are rarely used for cattle work in Australia anymore and what would be the point of using them in a lurcher cross . No running dogs in Australia are based on cattle dog blood. The last thing you need is a lurcher that will bite someone.

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Australian cattle dogs are rarely used for cattle work in Australia anymore and what would be the point of using them in a lurcher cross . No running dogs in Australia are based on cattle dog blood. The last thing you need is a lurcher that will bite someone.

 

@brother fox'...

[Guest Frank]

Persoanally, i reckon its a gamble on any cross.

[Guest bullxgrey]

OMG it took 35 posts tp get a sensible answer how slow

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

OMG it took 35 posts tp get a sensible answer how slow

 

 

Edited August 3, 2007 by CHALKWARREN

[Simoman 110]

You cut like a knife chalky

[D.C. 34]

STOP HASSLEING POOR CHALKIE ...........

 

 

 

POOR CHALKIE.......................Poor my arse...........He's feckin' LOADED :tongue4:

[Guest joe ox]

CHALKWARREN i like the stamp of the taller dog in the pic on your last post. How tall and what weight is he?

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

c mon guys give chalkwarren a break...if you wait long enough youll read about them in his next book ..or the one after that... .

 

Ha so,...you velly,velly clever man Mister Mist Net.... ...

Edited August 3, 2007 by CHALKWARREN

[higgins 75]

More Red wine for the man and some Stella's for his wife beating tyke....they may tell us some more,

Hollywood still beckons,

Higgins.

[wild dog 9]

i had Australian cattledog x greyhound very good worker natural hunter but very much a one man dog very loyal put not very social able with people or dogs but that was ok by me

bad thing could be a little head strong and did not like to re pete a task too often so unlike collie there i thought she was great and if like me you hunt a lone there worth thinking about but if you like hunting with your mates and there dogs watch out if there all like the one i had they don't give much warning and its bang on the other dogs throat

hope that help mate

[Tonymac 0]

Brother Fox,I do not know where you got that info from but way off the track!!!!We still use heelers all the time.

 

We have two Breeds one the longtailed Heeler and the Stumpy tailed Heeler.The fair dinkum Heeler is tough,Tenacious and smart.The Dogs we use come from lines that go well back and have never and will never see a Show ring!!!!{Thank God for that}

 

Heelers have been used crossed with Bull Terriers,danes,Staffys,Greyhounds and others.One exceptional Dog belonging to a Mate was a Bulldog- heeler x.Top dog would work Sheep,cattle,guard and catch a Pig.

 

I have seen Heeler Greyhound crosses and were handy dogs.The Heeler brought stamina,brains and toughness to the cross. Tony