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My bull x approx 1/4 bull in his make up, he will be 2 in July so a 1st proper season for him.

 

I personally rate the 1/4 bull x's, fast, agile and have plenty of drive, strength and determination.

Easy to muscle up and get fit although mine are kept fit all year round.

 

With a bit of saluki, collie, whippet in the mix you have potentially got a decent all rounder

 

There is saluki whippet bull grey in his make up.

 

Who else runs 1/4 bull blood in there dogs, lets see some pics

 

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My 1/4 bull colli grey

Sire and dam to my dog.. The sire is a dog from Manchester way called Mick, I think he sired astras litter of pups on here few months back (saluki bull greys)?? He's a half cross 25" put to a saluk

My bull x approx 1/4 bull in his make up, he will be 2 in July so a 1st proper season for him.   I personally rate the 1/4 bull x's, fast, agile and have plenty of drive, strength and determination.

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I think it depends what you want a bull cross for ,whether you need anything else other than greyhound,

If just a mooching dog then maybe don't need the bull in there in the first place,but bull blood in my opinion

Adds a lot more than muscle,gameness

Is one thing that you may want bull blood for.

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A good 1/2 cross is an awesome dog for a job,and yes they can run,there are fast ones about,

But even heavy ones have there place,some wouldn't want anything else in there,,but a little bull blood goes a long way so a little in a lurcher give that little something

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My bull x approx 1/4 bull in his make up, he will be 2 in July so a 1st proper season for him.

I personally rate the 1/4 bull x's, fast, agile and have plenty of drive, strength and determination.

Easy to muscle up and get fit although mine are kept fit all year round.

With a bit of saluki, collie, whippet in the mix you have potentially got a decent all rounder

There is saluki whippet bull grey in his make up.

Who else runs 1/4 bull blood in there dogs, lets see some picsE4484207-42FD-4C90-9432-E04C5F034384-20308DCABB5-8628-4587-88B7-8C3AD4BF0995-4901388DD96-E96C-4592-8724-EBCF30D14DD1-223DD7E7B9E-6747-4DB5-BA95-401FF84CD374-625

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Obviously the main reason we add the bull blood is for the gameness, that is a certainty and the main trait we strive for in our bull lurchers.

 

I've seen racey half crosses that can run and catch as well as 3/4 grey 1/4 bulls do what you would expect of a half cross.

As long as the breedings right your on to a winner with decent blood. I just like how a 1/4 bull throws a racier type of dog that can catch and dispatch.

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I ran one about a hundred years ago now,,,,look how young I was in the pic,,,lol,,,,dam was a genuine half cross apbt,,x grey,,,sire was a big ruff coated,,,Norfolk looking lurcher,,,,

 

She was only a rabbit dog really ,,,her best point was never getting injured,,,

 

 

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