Anyone Have Or Had This X?

[alun1960 234]

Hi all

 

Just wondering if anyone has ever worked with or even own this cross beddy/grey deerhound collie/grey x whippet?

 

be nice to see some pics if anyone has any

 

thanks

Wasn't there a litter up Oxford way a short while ago, BeddyXgrey stud collie/grey whippet and a bit of deer bitch ? Seen the beddyXgrey work good dog and pups looked a good sort.

[fourtrak73 1,334]

Collie whippet greyhound with a bit bedlington and deerhound in the mix check out my post Brack and Pearl to see parents bred by kps off here atb Fourtrak

[mattyg 1,862]

Hi all

 

Just wondering if anyone has ever worked with or even own this cross beddy/grey deerhound collie/grey x whippet?

 

be nice to see some pics if anyone has any

 

thanks

In my ill informed opinion I'd just call that a Lurcher or Lurcher to Lurcher breeding..... Too many folk get hung up on names/breed and percentages.....

Matt

[Snifferboy 659]

This mutt was basically that... I'd call her Lurcher to Lurcher away from the lines that she came from.

 

 

Great dog... Miss her loads.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

My brindle bitch is deer/grey collie/grey X deer/whippet/grey.

 

So what you are after but without the beddy.

 

If I was to breed her (which I probably won't) I wouldn't hesitate to go for a beddy/whip/grey or wheaten/whip/grey. The terrier blood wouldn't hurt at all and would only add to the mix I think.

[Flacko 1,755]

Skycat your dogs are easy on the eye old fashion looking mutts atb Flacko

[keepitcovert 842]

At the end of the day all these multiple crosses that you think will be world beaters will be hard to find, genetics will probably prove you wrong. A lurcher to lurcher bred from working parents is what your looking for collies beddys, deerhound, bull may be in the mix,but in reality the best dogs come from working stock, its inherent in them and always will be.