Beddy X Whippet

[sandymere 8,263]

Beddy/whippet X greyhounds can be decent dogs, lost my old one last year, she was a decent sort in her day.

[strongbow1 257]

How is yours bred strongbow and what size is he.

He's beddy whip x beddy whip grey.he's coming up to 6 now bin a good dog, and can count his injuries on 1 hand. Still catches plenty of bunnies.

Atb strongbow

[Bshafto 34]

My dog pup now 7 months old

[shaaark 10,694]

Don't really want to nitpick, but it's not really a beddy x whippet, although still a nice dog

Edited November 5, 2014 by shaaark

[Rake aboot 4,935]

What one`s not a Beddy Whippet ?

[General lee 979]

I'm guessing he means the one with greyhound in it

[Meeks 153]

Cracking looking dogs lads

[shaaark 10,694]

I'm guessing he means the one with greyhound in it

Yeah, still a beddy x I know. But not strictly beddy x whippet. Some nice types here though, really like that one of rake's

[General lee 979]

I like them to mate I've always had a soft spot for bedlington dogs and the crosses they produce some cracking dogs on here to keep the pics coming

[Moorside 642]

Heres one of my beddy whippet bitch on the lookout for squirrels.

[brenner 773]

Have to say northern light thats a class pic of your dogs parents . The pic itself tells a story, worth framing and hangin on the wall

[brenner 773]

the parents of my bitch plus my bitch beddy whippet

shit , i forgot to qoute the pic

[nothernlite 18,076]

Thanks mate the sire was meant to be a class act for retrieving duck

The 2 of them are from Ireland

[matt1979 766]

These are the type of dog i will be looking to get next in the near future. From the research i have done i think i will be going for 3/4 whippet x bedlington, just to ensure it has enough speed and i dont really need a cover dog, more a catcher if that makes sense. It seems the 2nd generation dogs seem to produce a better coat from what i have seen, although this is mainly pictures rather than first hand experience. My old man has a bedlington greyhound lurcher and you cant really fault his work, but his coat is poor to be honest, doesnt effect his capabilities, but i would prefer a nice thick wiry coat, as apposed to the more linty coat some beddy xs seem to have. Any first hand experiences of 2nd gen dogs or coats in general would be good or pics of 3/4 whippet bedlingtons would be great atb Matt

[Moorside 642]

That pic I put on is of my 3/4 whippet 1/4 beddy, shes really turned out to be a handy bitch. Shes 20" and very quick and brave with it, shel hit any cover and makes some great catches. I run her with my mates big bull xs and to be fair she adds something that the big dogs cant do and thats follow bunnies through really tight gaps in hedgerows and fences. All in all id recommend this type.