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To get a true all rounder it's not just the breeding that needs to be right you have to have the right permission and game to show a dog enough of everything there's a lot of different parts of lurche

We all started at the wrong end of the learning rainbow snifferboy,the best lessons learnt are from the mistakes we made and make,its then using the errors we make to move on,one of the main reasons I

Lurcher x lurcher from tested parents doing the job you want yours to do

Generally what would you boys prefer when sourcing an "all rounder"...

 

Parents doing different jobs ie a saluki type cross with a bull type. Or a lamp dog crossed with a day dog etc.

 

Or parents which are already jacks of all trade? Lurcher x lurcher.

i personally wanted a dog that could catch anything put on with a bit of fire in the belly for tougher prey

so i put a bull cross bitch to a well bred coursing dog,

but if both parents was such a cross and did what i wanted that would do it for me

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I've no likes left haha..but Deerman and Roybo kind of sum things up I think..wish I had a single fooking allrounder I have one of every type to cover all bases its like Battersea dogs home ffs

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I've no likes left haha..but Deerman and Roybo kind of sum things up I think..wish I had a single fooking allrounder I have one of every type to cover all bases its like Battersea dogs home ffs

don over a nice coursing bred bitch would be a good type of mutt for allround use ......... get it done :laugh:

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Point me to the man with these pups

take your time and do bit of research but don'just go for a pup because it has these breeds,make sure the parents are well bred and tried and hope it throws to the pups then ask as many questions as you can.
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In all honesty whats the chances of a top draw line bred bullx and well bred coursing type being mated up and there being ANY pups left over anyway. Unless you know someone in the know these really good matings are a closed shop to 99% of folk anyway. When you're starting out a lot of the time you just have to take a chance.

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Few lurchers,whatever the breeding, make for allrounders,id probably put that down to ownership over the dogs lack of ability.The effort and commitment needed to educate a mutt at multiple disciplines and tasks is beyond the need of most,thus the Holy Grail that some seek is rarely needed.If I wanted a mutt to take on the mantle of allrounder,if I had the resolve and commitment now to waste several years getting the mutt up to speck, then id be looking for certain elements,discounting others,that may aid my quest.The first thing id want in the mix would be Collie,brains is requisite,secondly the physicality and conformation needed to undertake the multiple tasks at hand,Collie again,thirdly the pace,power and more physicality to meet the said demands the mutt will need,thus Deerhoundy in the mix.A splash of Greyhound adds balance and a little bit of this or that comes in handy.Id never want Bull,Whippet or Terrier in the mix,they take far more away from an allrounders true ability than they add.I can count on one hand the dogs ive seen that could be classed as allrounders,yet what id class as an allrounder may be a duffer in another kennel.Id steer towards a Collie infused mongrel bred from parents that are comfortable at muti-tasking.

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Few lurchers,whatever the breeding, make for allrounders,id probably put that down to ownership over the dogs lack of ability.The effort and commitment needed to educate a mutt at multiple disciplines and tasks is beyond the need of most,thus the Holy Grail that some seek is rarely needed.If I wanted a mutt to take on the mantle of allrounder,if I had the resolve and commitment now to waste several years getting the mutt up to speck, then id be looking for certain elements,discounting others,that may aid my quest.The first thing id want in the mix would be Collie,brains is requisite,secondly the physicality and conformation needed to undertake the multiple tasks at hand,Collie again,thirdly the pace,power and more physicality to meet the said demands the mutt will need,thus Deerhoundy in the mix.A splash of Greyhound adds balance and a little bit of this or that comes in handy.Id never want Bull,Whippet or Terrier in the mix,they take far more away from an allrounders true ability than they add.I can count on one hand the dogs ive seen that could be classed as allrounders,yet what id class as an allrounder may be a duffer in another kennel.Id steer towards a Collie infused mongrel bred from parents that are comfortable at muti-tasking.

i believe and have experianced a belief that,steadyness,a dog naturally not interested in stock,nature,easy to train up.is down to selective,generations back breeding.ive had dogs from wankers breeding any old shit and no matter how good a dog trainer you are they will allways be site all the time they got a hole in thier arse.ive a dog here that can do a multi task,ferret,lamp,track,retrieve,steady on walked up days,stock broke with out much training,tackles vermin with a passion,will not touch feather,a bonus if your a gamekeeper.collie does not allways add good to the mix

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