For Sale Malinois X Bull Greyhound

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

Any update on how this litter is turning out?

[1brad_123 2]

How did this litter get on are they all working well an how are they temperament wise ? Also have/ are you going to be producing this litter again ?

[leegreen 2,167]

All doing really well in there own way. Temperament wise, very good, it's all in the breeding/rearing .

Would I do it again, no fecking chance! Reason being, its was soo hard to find suitable home for these dogs, for a whole heap of reasons.

One of the pups is dead, one of them has caused a load of problems (non human) for it's owner, through bad management, but is ok'ish now. One bitch was sold to an experienced family and they are over the moon with her. Two of them I kept on and have only recently found a really good home for one at the age of 2!!! One is owned by a friend of mine and has taught him lots and lots about dogs that he never knew The dog is tops although a little dog aggressive but that is down to my friend. And finally my bitch is the bollocks does everything that I expect of her. She is now my head bitch, taking the reins from her mother.

 

If you are contemplating doing a similar cross...don't. But if you are determined, use a bit more running dog and less Mali or a lesser Mali. It will make you're life easier .

[1brad_123 2]

Seems things have worked out although abit of a bumpy journey, shame not all the dogs worked out, I can imagine that they make cracking dogs with the right training how come you wouldn't recommend doing the breed to stubborn ?

[1brad_123 2]

Seems things have worked out although abit of a bumpy journey, shame not all the dogs worked out, I can imagine that they make cracking dogs with the right training how come you wouldn't recommend doing the breed to stubborn ?

[leegreen 2,167]

Seems things have worked out although abit of a bumpy journey, shame not all the dogs worked out, I can imagine that they make cracking dogs with the right training how come you wouldn't recommend doing the breed to stubborn ?

 

With all breeding homes have to be found, these dogs needed specific home and they are hard to find. I could of placed these dogs immediately, but the fate of the dogs would of been unsure, so that would be my main reason for not doing it again.

The pups were easy to train if you had time and knowledge.

When you breed dogs of a certain calibre you need to consider many things. Not only the welfare of the dog, but the welfare of the people/families that the dogs are going to. The safety of the general public are also considered when finding homes for such dogs.

All my pups left here well socialised and of sound temperament. These thing can change with high drive dogs if left to their own devises.

There is an old saying "working dogs if not given a job can become self employed" and usually this involves things that you don't want them to do. In the case of these dogs (and many dogs) it can be fighting and biting . As it was they destroyed the most robust of kennels .

[leegreen 2,167]

Would I have another.....yes.

 

But it wouldn't be me breeding it and it would have to be from some good dogs.

[forest of dean redneck 11,589]

Do you think its mixing the Mali with the bull grey that caused them to be hard work,or just the Mali blood.

[leegreen 2,167]

Malinois are high drive dogs and good Bull terriers are also. With out the hound or similar to water down the mix is the "problem" (if you want to call it that).

So no, not because of the Mali or the mix, but both.

 

Bull terriers cross Malinois "can" be a toxic mix. Malinois a very trainable dogs that likes to bite and a Bull terrier a thinking dog that likes to fight.

 

One of the pups was trainer aggressive and I was bitten properly by it more times than I'd like to remember. All down to my error, but hey ho you live and learn.

Just to add I have been bitten many times in my life, but not as often as when I got my Mali . If you want to dance with the Devil........

[staffs riffraff 1,068]

Any pics of them mate? Sound like one of them in future could be used into a good line of more running side of a lurcher line

[C.green 3,229]

Malinois are high drive dogs and good Bull terriers are also. With out the hound or similar to water down the mix is the "problem" (if you want to call it that).

So no, not because of the Mali or the mix, but both.

 

Bull terriers cross Malinois "can" be a toxic mix. Malinois a very trainable dogs that likes to bite and a Bull terrier a thinking dog that likes to fight.

 

One of the pups was trainer aggressive and I was bitten properly by it more times than I'd like to remember. All down to my error, but hey ho you live and learn.

Just to add I have been bitten many times in my life, but not as often as when I got my Mali . If you want to dance with the Devil........

So why not use a grey or coursing type instead of putting a Mali dog over a bull x bitch ? You'll get enough shit out of the first x litters to a greyhound let alone crossing with the bull x.

 

If your malis as drivey as you say surely hell put what you want in the pups without the need for bull ?

[1brad_123 2]

I like the idea of the mal x grey without the bull

[1brad_123 2]

Maybe even Mali saluki grey