Labrador Lurchers.

[wuyang 513]

Anybody out there seen any pointer lurchers.

I saw one on either dvd " 'rabbitingman 1 or 2" think,,,,,his own dog was collie based called nell, but his mates I think was lurcher/ pointer....

[spindolero 1,111]

Anybody out there seen any pointer lurchers.

I saw one on either dvd " 'rabbitingman 1 or 2" think,,,,,his own dog was collie based called nell, but his mates I think was lurcher/ pointer....

 

yep my mate has a GWP x bull grey, bit heavy but good hunting animal and very tough.

they used the dog on a pure grey last year and pups shaping up very nicely.

few threads on here about GWP x's over the years

[coverdogs 888]

Anybody out there seen any pointer lurchers.

I saw one on either dvd " 'rabbitingman 1 or 2" think,,,,,his own dog was collie based called nell, but his mates I think was lurcher/ pointer....

Here you go w uyang, pointer x saluki bull grey

[baz 463]

Looks a nice stamp that dog

[FUJI 17,209]

Looks a nice stamp that dog

+1 that's a cracking looking dog

[Phil E 18]

.Here you go w uyang, pointer x saluki bull grey He is a fine looking animal coverdogs is how much pointer is in him?

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

Beaut of a dog that coverdogs.

[coverdogs 888]

Hello Phil E, he is a half pointer x saluki- bull grey just finished his first season and done very well, great nose and very obedient.

[SKA 18]

Some first x lab / greyhounds on pets4 homes today £150

[forest of dean redneck 11,543]

Not bad price,though

Seen some lab x patterdales advertised once,usual sales pitch,and I'm sure they was £400.

[leethedog 3,071]

Can't find em

[dustyj 63]

Don't knock it till you try it?

[Matt Vandart 2]

I think alot of working dogs could potentially bring something to the party, I've always just used whatever dog I fancy taking out the kennel that day, mostly dobermans but my Malinois are doing well. What they lack in speed (which is not much for the terrain round here) they make up for in actually hunting,lifting the quarry and endurance. Rabbits in particular are getting like a polar bears hereabouts, hardly ever see any, so a dog, that hunts them up and flushes/lifts them is more useful than an all out speed machine but then this is all daytime work I am talking about, which is my preferred game, f***ing about in the fields as it were, which are chocca full of cover with short runs in small fields/woodland/marshland mostly, there are some big fields I would love to take my lurcher in but can't get permission, those fields are full of f****n bunnies an all. I considered getting a lurcher with a bit of lab in it as it goes, before I got my collie/bull/grey but couldn't find one, but I know f**k all about this game on a serious level have always just f****d about with it till now.
Can't see how a lab mix would be shite though for the stuff I do. I have hunted successfully with English bull terriers before, well to my level of satisfaction anyway.

My opinion on the whole breed/mix bollocks is if the mother is a good worker for what you want to get out of the dog and the father is also, then who gives a f**k what breed/type they are?

[Tozer 385]

Can't find em

 

http://www.pets4homes.co.uk/classifieds/899190-labrador-greyhound-pups-lincoln.html

 

I don't think the parents were up to much by the sound of it

[foresterj 1,096]

I saw them on another site, not working dogs and have thrown to the lab.

I like the sound of the cross although a quarter sounds better and it would be nice to use dogs that were doing some work.

which site Joe?