Deerhound Bull Grey X Bull Grey

[Bshafto 34]

Anyone running this cross and what are they like?

[sandymere 8,263]

Sire DH/grey x bull/grey dam bull/grey does what you'd expect and laid back compared to other bull crosses I've had although a bugger when roused.

 

 

 

 

[Bshafto 34]

Nice looking thing dog that pal

[dymented 2,220]

 

Sire deer hound x grey x bull/grey Dam bull x greyhound hes a good all rounder 26"

[the big chief 3,099]

He looks well mate

[Bshafto 34]

Yea nice looking dog that, would this cross be an all rounder?

[Bshafto 34]

Sorry just read your post again that says he's a good allrounder, what height is he?

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

How do you lads who've got the deer/bull/grey find the temperament compared to the bull/grey?

 

What does the deerhound add?

 

Obviously the only lads who can answer this are lads who have had both.

 

Cheers.

[bullx100% 681]

ive had a deer bull grey cross...was a demon on fox was very laid back and very steady untill the lamp was turned on and then it was a whole different ball game.only way i can compare him against the bull x that i owned was his temperament.....he was laid back steady egar to please and genraly wanted to be with you most the bullx i had were quiet the opposite lol

[Westy76 546]

This is a cross that really intrests me and ultimately I'd like to have out of my 3/8 5/8 dog to a half x deer x grey bitch in a few years.

I like the steady side to the deer grey to offset the always ready for action bull x nature but ultimately I want the jacket that comes with it without adding any other terrier to it.

Be good to see some more pics please.

[sandymere 8,263]

I would agree with BullX, the Deerhound does seem to steady them a bit making them easier to live with on a day to day basis but they still have the Oomph when the lamp goes on!

[Bshafto 34]

 

My 10 1/2 wk old

Deerhound bull grey

[Westy76 546]

I would agree with BullX, the Deerhound does seem to steady them a bit making them easier to live with on a day to day basis but they still have the Oomph when the lamp goes on!

That's exactly what I'm looking with a good jacket

[bird 9,970]

 

I would agree with BullX, the Deerhound does seem to steady them a bit making them easier to live with on a day to day basis but they still have the Oomph when the lamp goes on!

That's exactly what I'm looking with a good jacket

 

i carnt understand why they not more popular,? it really sounds like a good x that could do most quarry. with the deerhound in there should give better wind+ feet, just strange you dont see more of this x .

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

 

 

 

I would agree with BullX, the Deerhound does seem to steady them a bit making them easier to live with on a day to day basis but they still have the Oomph when the lamp goes on!

That's exactly what I'm looking with a good jacket

i carnt understand why they not more popular,? it really sounds like a good x that could do most quarry. with the deerhound in there should give better wind+ feet, just strange you dont see more of this x .

I don't think the good bull crosses need deerhound blood to improve wind or feet Ray. Just my opinion. Coat could be an advantage definitely.

 

But there are SOME bull cross out there doing the job with bags of wind and excellent feet. The ones that should be bred from