Beaded Collie Greyhounds

[jossa 971]

My mate is after a beaded collie greyhound, dont suppose any of you lads know of any litters or expected litters from proven dogs??

 

Cheers

jossa

[Chid 6,677]

Your mate as just missed a cracking looking litter bred by scottish hare hunter ..

hancock as beardie xs for sale all year round

[foresterj 1,096]

There was a bitch left

[s.e.s.k.u 1,893]

Pm Scottish hare hunter. .that last pup looks a cracker. .beardie/grey dam and sire..

[jack68 628]

Yep a cracking litter both parents do look well..

[bird 10,013]

Your mate as just missed a cracking looking litter bred by scottish hare hunter ..

hancock as beardie xs for sale all year round

[fluff 410]

not saw a decent genuine beardie for years but recently i have saw some pure beardies working full time on the hill land cattle sheep , a good class greyhound and your on the way to produce a good pup or 2 , i saw a good few away back mid ninties , handy dogs they came from the stirling area march glenn very good dogs

[gamerooster 1,179]

Not wanting to start a argument, but what would this cross have over a normal collie greyhound?

[s.e.s.k.u 1,893]

@gamerooster what's a"normal" collie greyhound?

[gamerooster 1,179]

@gamerooster what's a"normal" collie greyhound?

Sorry mate, didnt make myself very clear there.... a working border collie

[nothernlite 18,137]

Lol

[foresterj 1,096]

A beard.

[Neal 1,892]

From my very limited experience of comparing beardie to border blood within a lurcher...I'd say the main difference was that they're more likely to ignore a command if they think it's wrong.

 

This is why I think some people say they're less obedient: it's not so much that they won't do as they're told but rather that, in my experience, borders and their crosses are more likely to do exactly what they've been asked. It just depends on whether you rate biddability over a dog with a mind of its own. Each has benefits and drawbacks.

[Dewclaw69 484]

From my very limited experience of comparing beardie to border blood within a lurcher...I'd say the main difference was that they're more likely to ignore a command if they think it's wrong.

 

This is why I think some people say they're less obedient: it's not so much that they won't do as they're told but rather that, in my experience, borders and their crosses are more likely to do exactly what they've been asked. It just depends on whether you rate biddability over a dog with a mind of its own. Each has benefits and drawbacks.

not had any experience of beardie crosses but i have heard similar. i'd rather a biddable dog . cant see many benefits of a lurcher deciding to cock a deaf un.

[Neal 1,892]

Yeah...I guess that's why a combination of the two is popular...people trying to get the best of both worlds.