Long Over Due!

[beam 130]

Well after being out the game for awhile due to working all over the UK.

I now have the time for another lurcher and I'm set to pick it up on Sunday, can't wait.

 

The pups a salukibullgrey, Anyone running this cross or had experiences?

 

Atb beam

Edited January 20, 2016 by beam

[Crackers 807]

I know where there a litter now near Manchester.. Always fancied this x... Going with my mate pick one up tomorrow 4month old

Edited January 9, 2016 by Crackers

[Poacherspocket 189]

Iv got one at the minute just a shade under 6 months which has thrown mainly to the greyhound in appearance and it is by far the easiest pup iv had to deal with. Showing good signs too iv currently had it retrieving rabbits in the garden its marking sets and wants to chase pretty much anything that moves so with a bit more training im tipping it will do well. I dont think you will regret your choice of pup i personally think you cant get a more versatile dog these days.

[Silversnake 1,099]

I wish I could find that mix but does not seem to exist here in Oz. Eventually I plan to create something along those lines maybe with a bit of kelpie in the mix too. All the best with the new pup.

[jeppi26 1,855]

I have a pup he's about 10weeks old at the minute of this breeding heard good things about the X only time will tell

[jeppi26 1,855]

I have a pup he's about 10weeks old at the minute of this breeding heard good things about the X only time will tell

When he was 7weeks

[FUJI 16,951]

Nice pup that Rex ? ..best of luck with your new recruit Beam,enjoy being back in the game and welcome back to team hunters lol

[jeppi26 1,855]

Nice pup that Rex ..best of luck with your new recruit Beam,enjoy being back in the game and welcome back to team hunters lol

Thanks Fuji got his second injection on 22nd this month can't wait to get him out the house and garden he's full of energy and won't give the other dog a minute lol but you hate pup for you

[beam 130]

Nice pup rex! all the best with him.

 

I've been looking through some of the old threads and they seem to be a handy allround cross.

 

This will be the first time I've ran anything with bull and heard double sided opinions but from the ones I've seen run they have been handy mutts.

 

Yis, beam

Edited January 9, 2016 by beam

[roybo 2,873]

I had a litter 19 or so months back,good signs so far ,I think that most of the pups owners are please so far.

The males have made 26-27 females 24-25

Here's mine from a while back

[jake824 517]

He s a cracker roybo. I ve run bull greyhounds for years and watched a saluki greyhound back to a half cross bull greyhound run . Very impressive to watch , he ate the ground up on long slips. He was nt as hard as a half cross when he caught what he was running. But a half cross would nt have been successful on the long slips this dog had. A cross I d definitely consider when I lose the old dog

[johnpee 214]

My brother has a saluki bull grey just over 3 years old very fast dog does the job day and night. I myself am going to get a pup soon of this mix handy dogs

[beam 130]

That's a strong looking dog roybo!

How do they fair as lamping dogs?

 

Yis, beam.

[steve2507 522]

Can't go wrong with this type they seem to have this endless want for pleasing you by dropping what ever you allow them to run . I've just put a pic of mine on another thread ... Saluki/bull/whip/grey x coursing bred dog

[jeppi26 1,855]

Can't go wrong with this type they seem to have this endless want for pleasing you by dropping what ever you allow them to run . I've just put a pic of mine on another thread ... Saluki/bull/whip/grey x coursing bred dog

I like him Steve looks in good condition aswell