Most Durable X

[neems 2,406]

What do you reckon it is?

[satan80 358]

Deer/grey x collie/grey obviously

 

[paulus 26]

most 1st crosses

[Bosun11 537]

most 1st crosses

[richie c 11]

The 3/4 reverse collie cross is a tuff durable lurcher. I suppose you want to keep greyhound blood at bay if running harsh land....

[jack68 628]

lurcher x lurcher with both parents proven over the years says it all to me...atb

[long dog 125]

depends what you want to run on and depends what type of ground, field size ect.

ATB long dog

[lurchers2533 22]

i would think greyhoundxbull to collie greyhound maybe a dash of deerhound in there somewhere.i can imagine a good tuff dog coming from that strain

[TOMO 26,132]

I think any of the pastoral type crosses ,, collie, kelpie, A.C.D.. That speckle bitch Lloydy had looked like it would never break....

 

And all of the above might be even more robust if they came from a line of lurchers rather than just a first cross,,,, well at least in theory,,or on paper

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Gonna breed a litter next year from this pair.....would imagine durability won't be an issue....

 

Dam - well bred Irish coursing greyhound.

 

 

Sire - needs no introduction.....

 

 

 

 

 

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

What do you reckon it is?

 

 

I cannot speak for others,.but,.personally,.I found my own Red Heeler /Greyhounds to be extremely worthwhile with regards to roustabout hunting/mouching, and durability.

Edited September 26, 2013 by Phil Lloyd

[sikastag_1 689]

As Paulus says most 1st crosses although I don't think saluki greys or deer greys are anywhere near as robust as any of the terrier or collie type first crosses.

[gnipper 6,467]

 

 

What do you reckon it is?

 

I cannot speak for others,.but,.personally,.I found my own Red Heeler /Greyhounds to be extremely worthwhile, with regards to roustabout hunting/mouching and overall durability.

 

Admitedly, I only hunted rabbits,..over a variety of terrains and different counties, throughout the UK,.but I did get a good decade and a half, of continuous work from them,.so,..I suppose I got my monies worth,...can't say fairer than that...

 

BRUCE

 

 

JUDY

 

 

 

 

SPECKLE

 

They look pretty indestructible to me. What made you move on to a different type of dog Phil?

[Bosun11 537]

Aye, those dogs of yours Phil, as Tomo says, do look just about indestructible...

 

As Paulus said, as are most first crosses, here's another...

 

 

[nothernlite 18,080]

As Paulus says most 1st crosses although I don't think saluki greys or deer greys are anywhere near as robust as any of the terrier or collie type first crosses.