Gwp X Greyhounds

[boybrow 0]

Anyone got any litters planned ?

[forest 137]

Some in countrymans weekly last week cracking pups well bread

[boybrow 0]

Spot on thanks, what percentage were they and do you have the number ?

[Stud dog 632]

Lad in sheffield got a litter pm me if you. Need his number think there lurcherxgwp

Edited December 31, 2015 by Stud dog

[Mustelid 143]

Some in countrymans weekly last week cracking pups well bread

Have you got the advert details by any chance?

[peterbirdman1 206]

Yes mate l am. I have decided the time is right. If all goes well it will be this summer. The sire is gwp and the dam is greyhound x collie, but only a small percentage off collie in her. Both dogs are very good very good at their job. The gwp is 10 years old and still doing plenty of work and the bitch is 6 years old and doing her job very well.

[hare_n_hounds 157]

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Edited January 3, 2016 by hare_n_hounds

[peterbirdman1 206]

Sire and dam

[straight2hand 303]

looks a good lining that! good look with the mating

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

That looks a nice breeding above. All the best with them, I like to see workers top n bottom, and they look like workers!

 

I'm thinking about lining my GWP female to a big fast sighthound based lurcher thats a proven producer. If I go ahead, there might be one or two pups wanting homes. They will suit the role of a hunting/mooching lurcher. I hunt the fells and moors. Both parents are very well tested. The sire has had a long and very productive working life.

They will suit big game, where legal. I hunt deer/boar/fox/hare mostly, with some rabbit/squirrel/game-birds.

 

In the future it would be exciting to keep in touch with other gwp based lurcher owners, to establish a best-to-best line breeding program, as I reckon this type of lurcher is going to be very well suited to the all-round hunter that requires a robust dog with endless stamina, great feet/coat, great scenting powers for finding and trailing, and being very obedient and easy to handle.

I wont be charging for pups, but they will only be going to the right homes, as they will require a lot of hunting!

 

Good hunting

 

[chrisbullx 2,541]

This is a x I would love to try 1 day D&N as I love walking & hunting open hill mate nothing better atb cbx

[as88 146]

A cross im inreresred in, id imagin it been a very useful lurcher

[Qbgrey 4,088]

Bedn thinking about these for yrs since I worked at s mates house had a lovely gwp.very racy looking,and it did nt like fox atall.not like labs etc that rarely touch fox unless thier dead.I use my bullxwhip for tracking so still considering next dog .

[MIK 4,756]

That looks a nice breeding above. All the best with them, I like to see workers top n bottom, and they look like workers!

 

 

I'm thinking about lining my GWP female to a big fast sighthound based lurcher thats a proven producer. If I go ahead, there might be one or two pups wanting homes. They will suit the role of a hunting/mooching lurcher. I hunt the fells and moors. Both parents are very well tested. The sire has had a long and very productive working life.

They will suit big game, where legal. I hunt deer/boar/fox/hare mostly, with some rabbit/squirrel/game-birds.

 

In the future it would be exciting to keep in touch with other gwp based lurcher owners, to establish a best-to-best line breeding program, as I reckon this type of lurcher is going to be very well suited to the all-round hunter that requires a robust dog with endless stamina, great feet/coat, great scenting powers for finding and trailing, and being very obedient and easy to handle.

 

I wont be charging for pups, but they will only be going to the right homes, as they will require a lot of hunting!

 

Good hunting

 

These have the potential to be very handy animals

[Wales1234 5,490]

Something I'm thinking about down the line maybe a gwp X grey over the bitch iv bred now in a few years if she's makes the grade ! Would make some handy hunting dogs long way off yet