Grown Up.

[lurcherman887 178]

Strong looking bitch shes a cracker funny how socks says the collie trait all my 3 do the same and they dont have any collie in them good luck with her

 

Yeh no collie in mine either

[Sirius 1,391]

Cheers all, she's certainly a strong bitch but also plenty nippy. Incredibly smart bitch, real thinker.

 

Sirius - both sides mate

 

Sal/grey/collie/grey/bull/whip x collie/whip/grey

 

Good luck with her

 

[swede40 92]

Strong looking bitch shes a cracker funny how socks says the collie trait all my 3 do the same and they dont have any collie in them good luck with her

ive had a few do it and they have no collie either the current 2 i have both do it and theres not even a slight dash of collie in there my spaniel does it as well deffo not just a classic collie cross trait

[nothernlite 18,089]

Lol classic dog trait lol

[swede40 92]

Lol classic dog trait lol

Sounds more right

[Sirius 1,391]

The collie 'Creeping' with head held low and belly close to the ground or stopping like a lion in an ambush, its a very strong trait, and more so in pastoral breeds. Just go watch them in the field working. :yes: You wont get that behaviour displayed anywhere near as much watching some pseudo whippets sighthounds running round a field or a bunch of labradors, that's for sure

 

If I should hazard a guess, its way more likely to come from the pastoral blood running through a lurchers veins than anything else.

But I doubt the thread needs to discuss the finer points of breed behaviour, as for me its just good to see fellow members such as idealations lurcher pup growing up.

 

Good Hunting Sirius

 

Edited April 9, 2014 by Sirius

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Yeah good luck and good fortune, to all this years coming crop, of future hunters..

Hey Sirius,...wait till you see my wee fecker do the belly crawl,...talk about,.. 'One Man and His Dog'...

[Ideation 8,216]

The collie 'Creeping' with head held low and belly close to the ground or stopping like a lion in an ambush, its a very strong trait, and more so in pastoral breeds. Just go watch them in the field working. :yes: You wont get that behaviour displayed anywhere near as much watching some pseudo whippets sighthounds running round a field or a bunch of labradors, that's for sure

 

If I should hazard a guess, its way more likely to come from the pastoral blood running through a lurchers veins than anything else.

 

But I doubt the thread needs to discuss the finer points of breed behaviour, as for me its just good to see fellow members such as idealations lurcher pup growing up.

 

Good Hunting Sirius

 

 

Aye, it's definaly a strong collie trait. Watch a sheep dog trial. . . . .

 

Doesn't mean other dogs dont do it, as ultimataly the collies working style, is a refined hunting style.

 

But all of the collie curs i've seen do it. . . . .

 

And i've never seen a whippet do it lol.

 

Cheers for all of the positive comments anyhow!

[weasle 1,119]

Lol classic dog trait lol

Or cat

Pups a nice stamp though.