morton 5,368 Posted February 13, 2016 Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 Im on the look-out for a Genuine dam,Deerhoundy/Collie based,no whippet,Bull or terrier in the mix,first dog in last out type of lurcher,pace,power and commitment and an excellent strike rate.What i offer is a stud,only a sapling,yet ripping pages out of the lurcher manual,bred as right as they come.Id be taking 1st and 3rd choice pups and don,t want anything over 6 left on the bitch.MY only interest is with genuine folk that may be able to assist my endeavour,the rest ill live with.Im posting on here as i don,t know anything worth breeding from,somebody on here may,any genuine help pm me,the rest post your drivel and amuse the forum. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
morton 5,368 Posted February 13, 2016 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 Fancy a day out I wanna see what it your dog can do that bull, terrier and even whippet crosses can't. Genuine offer I don,t want terrier or whippet in the mix as it brings litter size down,over many generations,i don,t want bull in the mix as it takes far more away than it offers.The dog is 28" and about 80lb,it offers a tad more than a Whippety-Terrier ish lurcher,can run longer and with more reward than the average bull x and hunts as well as he connects,IF you have a Genuine bitch id expect to show the dog in flight,otherwise ive little to no interest. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
BGD 6,436 Posted February 13, 2016 Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 (edited) How old is this world beater you've got? It's just you describe him as a sapling so I'm wondering how many seasons he has under his belt for you to be so confident in his abilities Edited February 13, 2016 by BGD 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
morton 5,368 Posted February 13, 2016 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 How old is this world beater you've got? It's just you describe him as a sapling so I'm wondering how many seasons he has under his belt for you to be so confident in his abilities He is no world beater,thats the domain of feckwits and ego,s,the dog is 18 months old,now that will raise many an eyebrow.He is bred right and as allready shown signs of his breeding,his uncle was lost a season ago,as good a dog as id wish for,his mother was retired last year through work related injury,his sister was lost recently and she was purring along more than nicely,his grandmother was another reliable mutt and the Sire,s side to his breeding and working heritage is known and honest.Ive had a shitty 2 years with fecking lurchers and terriers and another loss may be my last,this dog needs to sire me a pup,my luck may not hold out until he becomes a "world beater",as i only wish for honest intent and this dog is bred and shows such,im cutting my cloth accordingly,one last time. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dogmad riley 1,343 Posted February 13, 2016 Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 Fancy a day out I wanna see what it your dog can do that bull, terrier and even whippet crosses can't. Genuine offer I don,t want terrier or whippet in the mix as it brings litter size down,over many generations,i don,t want bull in the mix as it takes far more away than it offers.The dog is 28" and about 80lb,it offers a tad more than a Whippety-Terrier ish lurcher,can run longer and with more reward than the average bull x and hunts as well as he connects,IF you have a Genuine bitch id expect to show the dog in flight,otherwise ive little to no interest. If your saying bull takes away more than it gives you have never seen the right bull imo. If you want your dogs for hare coursing/rabbiting I understand 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
morton 5,368 Posted February 13, 2016 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 Fancy a day out I wanna see what it your dog can do that bull, terrier and even whippet crosses can't. Genuine offerI don,t want terrier or whippet in the mix as it brings litter size down,over many generations,i don,t want bull in the mix as it takes far more away than it offers.The dog is 28" and about 80lb,it offers a tad more than a Whippety-Terrier ish lurcher,can run longer and with more reward than the average bull x and hunts as well as he connects,IF you have a Genuine bitch id expect to show the dog in flight,otherwise ive little to no interest. If your saying bull takes away more than it gives you have never seen the right bull imo. If you want your dogs for hare coursing/rabbiting I understand Ive seen and hunted with Bull type lurchers that could hold their own with any such bred,thats why id not want them in the mix,they lack versatility and suffer with long gruelling slips. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dogmad riley 1,343 Posted February 13, 2016 Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 Fancy a day out I wanna see what it your dog can do that bull, terrier and even whippet crosses can't. Genuine offerI don,t want terrier or whippet in the mix as it brings litter size down,over many generations,i don,t want bull in the mix as it takes far more away than it offers.The dog is 28" and about 80lb,it offers a tad more than a Whippety-Terrier ish lurcher,can run longer and with more reward than the average bull x and hunts as well as he connects,IF you have a Genuine bitch id expect to show the dog in flight,otherwise ive little to no interest.If your saying bull takes away more than it gives you have never seen the right bull imo. If you want your dogs for hare coursing/rabbiting I understand Ive seen and hunted with Bull type lurchers that could hold their own with any such bred,thats why id not want them in the mix,they lack versatility and suffer with long gruelling slips. I do agree with you that suffer with long slips. I have worked with one of your lurchers for a few seasons and he has been an excellent pot filler and has kept us entertained thought the seasons. Also heard excellent things about his uncle hopefully you find what you are looking for Quote Link to post Share on other sites
BGD 6,436 Posted February 13, 2016 Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 How old is this world beater you've got? It's just you describe him as a sapling so I'm wondering how many seasons he has under his belt for you to be so confident in his abilities He is no world beater,thats the domain of feckwits and ego,s,the dog is 18 months old,now that will raise many an eyebrow.He is bred right and as allready shown signs of his breeding,his uncle was lost a season ago,as good a dog as id wish for,his mother was retired last year through work related injury,his sister was lost recently and she was purring along more than nicely,his grandmother was another reliable mutt and the Sire,s side to his breeding and working heritage is known and honest.Ive had a shitty 2 years with fecking lurchers and terriers and another loss may be my last,this dog needs to sire me a pup,my luck may not hold out until he becomes a "world beater",as i only wish for honest intent and this dog is bred and shows such,im cutting my cloth accordingly,one last time. Fair play didn't realise he was from a line you've been keeping for a while, at 18 months if he's doing the do and you know the line well I don't see anything wrong with getting a litter off him to keep the line going. Atb finding a suitable pairing 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
morton 5,368 Posted February 13, 2016 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 Fancy a day out I wanna see what it your dog can do that bull, terrier and even whippet crosses can't. Genuine offerI don,t want terrier or whippet in the mix as it brings litter size down,over many generations,i don,t want bull in the mix as it takes far more away than it offers.The dog is 28" and about 80lb,it offers a tad more than a Whippety-Terrier ish lurcher,can run longer and with more reward than the average bull x and hunts as well as he connects,IF you have a Genuine bitch id expect to show the dog in flight,otherwise ive little to no interest.If your saying bull takes away more than it gives you have never seen the right bull imo. If you want your dogs for hare coursing/rabbiting I understand Ive seen and hunted with Bull type lurchers that could hold their own with any such bred,thats why id not want them in the mix,they lack versatility and suffer with long gruelling slips. I do agree with you that suffer with long slips. I have worked with one of your lurchers for a few seasons and he has been an excellent pot filler and has kept us entertained thought the seasons. Also heard excellent things about his uncle hopefully you find what you are looking for I want a dog like his uncle,that litter were as near to perfection as any ive owned,his litter brother and sister,their nephews and nieces all carried that working trait.This dog is his nephew and i regard him more highly than all of them,even at 18 months,on his Sires side the work ethic is just as strong.If i source a suitable Dam ill be blessed,there are few about. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
morton 5,368 Posted February 13, 2016 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 Fancy a day out I wanna see what it your dog can do that bull, terrier and even whippet crosses can't. Genuine offerI don,t want terrier or whippet in the mix as it brings litter size down,over many generations,i don,t want bull in the mix as it takes far more away than it offers.The dog is 28" and about 80lb,it offers a tad more than a Whippety-Terrier ish lurcher,can run longer and with more reward than the average bull x and hunts as well as he connects,IF you have a Genuine bitch id expect to show the dog in flight,otherwise ive little to no interest.If your saying bull takes away more than it gives you have never seen the right bull imo. If you want your dogs for hare coursing/rabbiting I understand Ive seen and hunted with Bull type lurchers that could hold their own with any such bred,thats why id not want them in the mix,they lack versatility and suffer with long gruelling slips. I do agree with you that suffer with long slips. I have worked with one of your lurchers for a few seasons and he has been an excellent pot filler and has kept us entertained thought the seasons. Also heard excellent things about his uncle hopefully you find what you are looking for His great grandmother ventured forth with me on a tatty picking trip into South Wales,when tatties were £2 a sack picked,i spent a while in romany company and getting £7 a week extra on the dole because all our kids pissed the bed,even when we did not have kids.That mongrelly Collie/Deerhoundy combo was the best thing ive ever grafted at graft,killed hares on piecework,killed scut for devilment,fox as a matter of fact and venison just to make the numbers up,then mullered an irish Pykey that thought we left the caravan whilst we got pissed,as we were want to do,stupid fenian barstward. 7 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Flacko 1,742 Posted February 14, 2016 Report Share Posted February 14, 2016 Well you seem to know what you want mate & you've got all history of the mix you own so I hope you find the right bitch atb Flacko Quote Link to post Share on other sites
leegreen 2,153 Posted February 14, 2016 Report Share Posted February 14, 2016 How old is this world beater you've got? It's just you describe him as a sapling so I'm wondering how many seasons he has under his belt for you to be so confident in his abilities He is no world beater,thats the domain of feckwits and ego,s,the dog is 18 months old,now that will raise many an eyebrow.He is bred right and as allready shown signs of his breeding,his uncle was lost a season ago,as good a dog as id wish for,his mother was retired last year through work related injury,his sister was lost recently and she was purring along more than nicely,his grandmother was another reliable mutt and the Sire,s side to his breeding and working heritage is known and honest.Ive had a shitty 2 years with fecking lurchers and terriers and another loss may be my last,this dog needs to sire me a pup,my luck may not hold out until he becomes a "world beater",as i only wish for honest intent and this dog is bred and shows such,im I admire your want for you dog and he probably deserves your praise. But he is only young, he may well jack one day, you never know, does happen. I'd say give him another good hard season and then get your pup from him. On another note, don't know how you can say Bull takes more away than adds to a lurcher , all I think it takes away is height (and 24" 25"is plenty for most) and jacket. It adds a whole heap if bred right. But horses for courses and all that. Are these Long dogs prone to injury? Lots of wooded areas and ditches round here. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
tatsblisters 9,540 Posted February 14, 2016 Report Share Posted February 14, 2016 America might be the place you will find your ideal dam. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
fazza123 516 Posted February 14, 2016 Report Share Posted February 14, 2016 If in doubt line to a greyhound...! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
MIK 4,756 Posted February 14, 2016 Report Share Posted February 14, 2016 If in doubt line to a greyhound...! Offers nothing but pace 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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