Saluki Worth The Hassle

[mackay 3,358]

Independent?, free thinking? a nice way of saying a wayward disobedient bstard.

No one can dispute they're the top of the bill when coursing in wide open spaces, but for every other job of work there's better options.

I've yet to see a saluki saturated dog worthy of the title lurcher.

[john the log 91]

Independent?, free thinking? a nice way of saying a wayward disobedient bstard.

No one can dispute they're the top of the bill when coursing in wide open spaces, but for every other job of work there's better options.

I've yet to see a saluki saturated dog worthy of the title lurcher.

try getting out abit more

[john the log 91]

If it ain't saluki bred ,its not worth feeding

[2 old 2 run 60]

Nice one Dodger,hope it comes on good for you,plenty of time on their side

[J Darcy 5,871]

Lovely dogs. Cream machines!! :victory:

[mushroom 12,894]

Darcy that's filth

[mackay 3,358]

 

Independent?, free thinking? a nice way of saying a wayward disobedient bstard.

No one can dispute they're the top of the bill when coursing in wide open spaces, but for every other job of work there's better options.

I've yet to see a saluki saturated dog worthy of the title lurcher.

try getting out abit more

 

 

 

 

Independent?, free thinking? a nice way of saying a wayward disobedient bstard.

No one can dispute they're the top of the bill when coursing in wide open spaces, but for every other job of work there's better options.

I've yet to see a saluki saturated dog worthy of the title lurcher.

try getting out abit more

 

 

 

 

Independent?, free thinking? a nice way of saying a wayward disobedient bstard.

No one can dispute they're the top of the bill when coursing in wide open spaces, but for every other job of work there's better options.

I've yet to see a saluki saturated dog worthy of the title lurcher.

try getting out abit more

 

 

Ok mate, never thought of that.

[bullmastiff 615]

Smashing looking dogs dodger

Get a pic of your pup up for us mush. Wouldn't mind we seeing how he's coming on.

[dodger 2,754]

Independent?, free thinking? a nice way of saying a wayward disobedient bstard.

No one can dispute they're the top of the bill when coursing in wide open spaces, but for every other job of work there's better options.

I've yet to see a saluki saturated dog worthy of the title lurcher.

If you look at the back ground of the pic of my old bitch I run n do as much on that sort of land ie sheep fields cow fields hedges woods wire fences moors etc as I do on open land you name it a lot of it not all is how you school them I think depending on what you want them to do, some people will just mainly go to big land that's there love so them dogs will struggle to perform if suddenly taken to smaller land all of a sudden, same as if you take a dog to big land no matter how much saluki or staying blood it's got in it if it isn't used to that land it will get dragged all over especially if said land gets ran a lot n only a few on there, you've got to give em time to run it n get used to it phisicaly to get there lungs opened up n mentally to perform, my spots are all different so they have to do the job all ver so it's all how you bring them up n what you want them to do what ever the land IMO.. Edited September 24, 2015 by dodger

[bird 9,872]

 

Independent?, free thinking? a nice way of saying a wayward disobedient bstard.

No one can dispute they're the top of the bill when coursing in wide open spaces, but for every other job of work there's better options.

I've yet to see a saluki saturated dog worthy of the title lurcher.

If you look at the back ground of the pic of my old bitch I run n do as much on that sort of land ie sheep fields cow fields hedges woods wire fences moors etc as I do on open land you name it a lot of it not all is how you school them I think depending on what you want them to do, some people will just mainly go to big land that's there love so them dogs will struggle to perform if suddenly taken to smaller land all of a sudden, same as if you take a dog to big land no matter how much saluki or staying blood it's got in it if it isn't used to that land it will get dragged all over especially if said land gets ran a lot n only a few on there, you've got to give em time to run it n get used to it phisicaly to get there lungs opened up n mentally to perform, my spots are all different so they have to do the job all ver so it's all how you bring them up n what you want them to do what ever the land IMO..

 

good point that

[mackay 3,358]

@ Dodger, I never said they could only run in wide open spaces, if you actually read what I've said, it was in fact they were probably the best dogs for wide open spaces.

Can they run in smaller fields, woods etc?, of course they can, just as I think a saluki is the best dog suited to wide open spaces I think other dogs are more suited to other terrain.

On the point of being a lurcher, they aren't, simple as, or perhaps my idea of a lurcher differs from other folks.

I've seen lots of saluki blooded dogs catch a wide variety of quarry, don't make them lurchers.

I'd think most genuine saluki or saluki saturated dog owners would be the first to admit their dogs aren't lurchers, I'd also imagine they wouldn't want them to be.

[J Darcy 5,871]

@ Dodger, I never said they could only run in wide open spaces, if you actually read what I've said, it was in fact they were probably the best dogs for wide open spaces.

Can they run in smaller fields, woods etc?, of course they can, just as I think a saluki is the best dog suited to wide open spaces I think other dogs are more suited to other terrain.

On the point of being a lurcher, they aren't, simple as, or perhaps my idea of a lurcher differs from other folks.

I've seen lots of saluki blooded dogs catch a wide variety of quarry, don't make them lurchers.

I'd think most genuine saluki or saluki saturated dog owners would be the first to admit their dogs aren't lurchers, I'd also imagine they wouldn't want them to be.

Mines a lurcher......

[dodger 2,754]

@ Dodger, I never said they could only run in wide open spaces, if you actually read what I've said, it was in fact they were probably the best dogs for wide open spaces.

Can they run in smaller fields, woods etc?, of course they can, just as I think a saluki is the best dog suited to wide open spaces I think other dogs are more suited to other terrain.

On the point of being a lurcher, they aren't, simple as, or perhaps my idea of a lurcher differs from other folks.

I've seen lots of saluki blooded dogs catch a wide variety of quarry, don't make them lurchers.

I'd think most genuine saluki or saluki saturated dog owners would be the first to admit their dogs aren't lurchers, I'd also imagine they wouldn't want them to be.

I'm not biased towards saluki x's I genuinly like all crosses that can do there job but can you elaborate on why other crosses are more and better suited to different terrains than saluki x's and also why is say a deerhound or collie lurcher more of a lurcher than a saluki lurcher..

[riohog 5,701]

Unless it's a pure saluki it's a lurcher as far as I'm aware, depends what owner uses it fir but it is a lurcher

or a longdog///

[dodger 2,754]

Longdog is just an old bull shit term of a cross between 2 sighthounds it means nothing lol, besides a saluki lurcher could have 20 different breeds in it's blood albeit saturated with saluki but that's just the same as a collie or bedi lurcher, there just mongrels,there just lurchers..

Edited September 24, 2015 by dodger