Bull In Every Thing Now

[Wild-Bill 500]

  On 09/02/2015 at 22:45, kevin kiely said:

Three quarter grey quarter bull have plenty wind.i thought the same about needing saluki or collie in the mix til I saw my bitch on hares

Most 3/4 breds iv seen all lacked wind.. It a definetly not there strong point... They all seemed to be abit loopy aswell and wouldn't imagine them reaching retirement ...

[kevin kiely 66]

Why do you say loopy

[squab 2,875]

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:07, kevin kiely said:

Why do you say loopy

might be the fact they have a tendency to run flat out into stationary objects for no apparent reason seems they pick this up as pups and they practice the technique on their owner numerous times before entering them to work,daft as brushes at times lol

[Wild-Bill 500]

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:13, Rob67 said:

 

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:07, kevin kiely said:

 

Why do you say loopy

might be the fact they have a tendency to run flat out into stationary objects for no apparent reason seems they pick this up as pups and they practice the technique on their owner numerous times before entering them to work,daft as brushes at times lol

bang on...

 

edited to say a very good cross. But wouldn't be a cross I would buy for wind, maybe just me.

Edited February 9, 2015 by Wild-Bill

[kevin kiely 66]

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:13, Rob67 said:

 

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:07, kevin kiely said:

Why do you say loopy

 

might be the fact they have a tendency to run flat out into stationary objects for no apparent reason seems they pick this up as pups and they practice the technique on their owner numerous times before entering them to work,daft as brushes at times lol

Is this just one dog or did u see loads do this

[squab 2,875]

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:25, kevin kiely said:

 

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:13, Rob67 said:

 

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:07, kevin kiely said:

Why do you say loopy

might be the fact they have a tendency to run flat out into stationary objects for no apparent reason seems they pick this up as pups and they practice the technique on their owner numerous times before entering them to work,daft as brushes at times lol

Is this just one dog or did u see loads do this

 

iv witnessed this more than once,they give no thought to self preservation,its in their wiring lol

[kevin kiely 66]

My one runs flat out that's why I like her.the lad I bred her said he doesn't slip on rabbits in case she gets broke up ha

Mother bred same way

[squab 2,875]

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:45, kevin kiely said:

My one runs flat out that's why I like her.the lad I bred her said he doesn't slip on rabbits in case she gets broke up ha

Mother bred same way

good ones give it their all which sadly can often lead to their demise

[spindolero 1,111]

  On 09/02/2015 at 23:02, jeemes said:

 

  On 09/02/2015 at 11:06, bird said:

 

  On 08/02/2015 at 22:47, jeemes said:

 

  On 04/02/2015 at 23:36, welshpoacher said:

Is it me or does everyone seem to be putting more and more bull in every cross now?

People tend to cross Bull into stuff that is lacking something in the first place. They think the Bull blood will compensate for whats missing. Personally I wouldnt want to contaminate my Bull/Greyhound blood with the other stuff.

 

the only reason I put another breed to bullx is to get better wind (stamina) a saluki or coursing type dog . I suppose it what your doing with your bullx , if its on a lead most night until it sees its quarry ok , but if its have a lot of runs in a night , bullx with the above breeds is what needed for lot of running

 

If there is plenty of bull in the breeding you should get plenty of wind. The pitbull type is capable of incredible fitness and the Greyhound is capable of a massive explosion of energy and speed. If dogs are trained properly and brought to fitness with maturity (adulthood) they can run and run.There recovery is unbelievable with proper training. Most people do not realise that a dogs heart and lungs are not fully developed until they are two years old. Too much too young can cause damage,but inactivity and not enough when young is just as bad. Too much reliance on breeding a dog like it was lego by putting bits of diffrent breeds in to get a certain magic result usually ends in disappointment..

 

 

nicely put