Strong Rabbiting Dogs.

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Paulsmithy

How's that bred, a nice strong en that fills the freezer.

Very nice

[D Lloyd 2,790]

strong rabbit bitch

[paulsmithy83 567]

Paulsmithy

How's that bred, a nice strong en that fills the freezer.

Very nice

She a first x collie grey very fast 4 wat she is stays all nite n done odds n drabs of ferretin. She suffered from bad rist injury as pup that cumin bk to haunt her but seen her yest n she firin on all cylinders. Only odd thin is she wont work in a pack she shuts down. But as a lamper or ferreter she done well enough thin 24 n a fox is her best single tally. She been worked all over from mountain to golf courses plenty fast enough

[paulsmithy83 567]

Asked him stick a big strong coursin mutt over her think could have a handy or round mutt as she caught day time big ears aswell

[Cleanspade 3,322]

 

TERRIER WHIPPET. just under 60 pound and 23 inch tts. a cracking ferretting general moocher. seems to bounce back from some nasty knocks with little or no damage. touch wood.

 

ps. some nice workman like dogs on this thread. makes a nice change from the diluted whippets /greyhounds that are paraded as lurchers

[Cleanspade 3,322]

 

another pic. to me the first cross is a great animal if you want a robust dog. and if you desire a faster beast. a very good starting point for future plans.

[troter58 1,711]

good strong rabbit dogs 3/4 whippet bull x beddy

 

Edited June 1, 2013 by troter58

[nothernlite 18,089]

another one beddy whippet grey 21tts

[paulsmithy83 567]

These rough un wat there build [BANNED TEXT] bin in water , them coats normaly give false sense of size

[zack 65]

 

 

sal grey x sal dh

has it caught many ?

 

hahaha 100s

 

think i might have posted in wrong topic lol

[nothernlite 18,089]

 

 

 

sal grey x sal dh

has it caught many ?

 

hahaha 100s

 

think i might have posted in wrong topic lol

 

thought it was a bit young for it lol nice pup

[Saluqihounds 150]

Kazakh Tazi and Tazi X Saluki both pretty substantially built at 22" tts and 50lb for Tazi bitch and 26 and 70lbs for the TaziXSaluki both worked primarily on rabbits

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Some lovely, workmanlike dogs there lads..

 

I used to keep a much heavier, chunkier type of rabbiting lurcher, (bred from Cattle Dogs), and they served me well.

Nowadays, I tend to use a racier, Greyhound/Collie/Whippet mix..

They are a bit more accident prone in woodland,..but we get by....

 

All the best, PL.

 

 

Greyhound x Cattle Dog

Edited June 2, 2013 by Phil Lloyd

[fitchet 788]

PH.

 

Now thats a very nice sort, that is the exact type of thing i would love to put my coursing dog over.

Judging by the background they work well in heavy cover ?

 

Was working with a coursing man the last few days and we were saying how bad the stone is in some parts round here. Without the right type of dog they are un runable id say.

 

Some nice dogs northernlite and tough terrain too. All the best.

Edited June 2, 2013 by fitchet

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Phil

Could I ask why you changed the type of dog you keep and work.

Or as I suppose there isn't a quick and simple answer..

LOL