Mating

[Qbgrey 4,137]

Well gents Im in a situation here.my 4 yr old bullxwhip is coming to be a pet shortly.done a lot for me.He has a bad foot from a young age,but I still work him.

Hes 23 tts aprox and he's worked as a normal lurcher also as a tracker of wounded game. Gamekeepers dog.Ferreter. and is naturally genuine stock friendly hound. Cow.horse.sheep. feather.alpaca you name it.I'm posd looking to find a similar bitch to take a pup from.bulx grey or saluki bull grey.proven bitch.

Not interested in a dog that shits in itd kennel.not interested in money maker breeding..any help most welcome

[paulsmithy83 567]

All the best in your search, bit young for me for a stud and whats up with his feet. Was always taught breed a lurcher from the ground up. Feet are important part of a lurcher. Cant you buy in a better pup rather then trying to breed your own ???

[Qbgrey 4,137]

Been racking my brains about this mate.he got a knocked up toe early on,so not down to poor stock.i prdfef to breed from something I'm 95% sure of on my side. Than buy blind

Edited December 5, 2015 by Qbgrey

[flipbull 1,139]

Been racking my brains about this mate.he got a knocked up for early on,so not down to poor stock.i prdfef to breed from something I'm 95% sure of on my side. Than buy blind

I offered a 11 week old sal/whip x collie/bull/grey bitch on here free last weekend with no interest. Mate got her to work and son was allergic to her. Good luck.

[Qbgrey 4,137]

 

Been racking my brains about this mate.he got a knocked up for early on,so not down to poor stock.i prdfef to breed from something I'm 95% sure of on my side. Than buy blind

I offered a 11 week old sal/whip x collie/bull/grey bitch on here free last weekend with no interest. Mate got her to work and son was allergic to her. Good luck.

Yes I read that post.it's a shame isnt it.I would buy a pup as I've bred before but have had total failures before.

My dog is young but I know what he's done and he's great at it.I'll try and keep him ticking over.

[foxbolter 447]

4 years old isn't too young to use a dog at stud if you can't see what you got by now you never will

[jeemes 4,485]

4 years old isn't too young to use a dog at stud if you can't see what you got by now you never will

I agree with you there. The dog has shown itself to be a worker and a knocked up toe is an injury not a trait, but I also agree with PS83 If a dogs not got much it must have good feet. Most lurchers are scatter bred anyway so its a bit of a lottery but why add faults.

[foxbolter 447]

I was only telling what I think about the age and as for the dogs feet I don't know what they are like he only mentioned knocked toe that is not always caused by bad feet