Lacking Height

[jwhizz420 177]

Few inch really make that much difference?

[terryd 8,737]

years ago i lamped my Whippet X bedlington ist cross who was 18 inches, although no where would you class her as a lamper, she was a ferreting dog, I could pick up 6 to 8 rabbits with her, which was fine by me. there's photos on the working whippet forum, with lads that lamp their whippets, and do okay.

 

 

ditto I used to take mine out with a couple of lads who had there big lamping dogs and she certainly did her share if I used me head and picked her runs. Was quite comical her stood along side there 25 inch muscle bound hounds and her tiny little scruff arse looking mongrel lol. Such a convenient size nice and inconspicuous pop her in the foot well of the car or lob her over a tricky fence or squeeze under. Pop under the arm if needed for what ever reason. Didn't no she was in the house

Edited January 31, 2015 by terryd

[iworkwhippets 12,884]

Few inch really make that much difference?

 

gladys my neighbour, says yes

[shaaark 10,987]

 

Few inch really make that much difference?

 

gladys my neighbour, says yes

 

[fluff 410]

• had collie greyhound whippet greyhound type line bred got one left she is just under 24 wouldnt have any smaller realy ,23 upwards, ive found, and for larger feilds biggger qaurry bigger 25 26 27 , not a lover of small dogs unless terrier or spaneil , running dogs should be able to cacth on any land and have the height size to cope with the land ,as for picking runs and all that stuff were i hunt you run whatever as there not piles of stuff to pick your runs , get a dog that suits your land ,and kills were ever

hope you find one