Pointer X Greyhounds

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saw several german wirehaired pures and there crosses , a keeper ken smith bred several i gave him a good greyhound bitch he bred some very handy dogs of them clucker also had one saw it work , this would be a good ten years ago , maybe 12 ,i think darcy took afew photos of it he told me a rough brindle dog good on foxes and could run a bit ,the moors are the best places for them dogs ,they shine on that land

[Tiercel 6,986]

I have been having this discussion with a lad I walk with every day he's a shooting lad he's on his 3 rd pointer in life his father taught him everything about pointers the debate has been much the same anyone who is full time on deer as a job has a Pointer I no two very good dogs but getting hold of the there owners is the hard part lads that are full time don't have the time to mess about with the x I've always fancied one but can it be better than it already is I vey much doubt it been a interesting topic though atb edrd

Interesting that you said that, I have been thinking along the same lines. To my mind the only thing the breed lacks is a little bit of speed, to that end I think maybe a reverse three-quarter bred dog would just have the edge on speed over a full bred dog, without loosing all the attributes that make the breed what it is. They are never going to win any races that for sure, but for a general mooching and lamp dog could be an asset?

 

TC