Alaunt

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

 

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

 

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

[downsouth 7,817]

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

 

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

???

[General lee 979]

 

 

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

 

 

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

It can make you look well hard

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

 

 

 

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

 

 

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

It can make you look well hard

That's very true. Even better if you walk it on a thick choke chain.

[downsouth 7,817]

 

 

 

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

 

 

 

Some bullX are manny lol Deffo, I keep neither and probably never will tbh but I know a good half can do most jobs ,or at least the same jobs as an alaunt and a be a better runner or catch dog. I like aluants, a lot I'd have one if I needed a big dog that didn't have to run, but if I wanted a big powerful dog to do what ever I give it thn I'd go for a line bred halfX every time. Guys that do heavy lurcher work week in week put seem to keep more bullX than aluants and that speaks volumes to me

Think you hit the nail on the head saying the lads who do lurcher work keep the bull crosses.

The alaunt would not be used for general (or heavy) lurcher work from what I've seen. It's a more specialised dog and the 2 shouldn't really compare.

The all round bull cross would without a doubt leave the Alaunt wanting when faced with a variety of lurcher work tasks.

So what does the Alaunt specialise at that a decent bull cross couldn't do because for the life of me I can't see what adding a non working breed like a bull mastiff to a bull cross could possibly bring to the table.

It can make you look well hard

I doubt that very much.

[jeemes 4,649]

Another sack of bullshit from plummer. Crossing a Bull to a greyhound will only ruin a good greyhound unless its the right strain of bullterrier.That is hard enough without adding breeds that are shadows from history that can only add a different look but definatley no substance.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Another sack of bullshit from plummer. Crossing a Bull to a greyhound will only ruin a good greyhound unless its the right strain of bullterrier.That is hard enough without adding breeds that are shadows from history that can only add a different look but definatley no substance.

You seen a few alaunts work then pal? No good?

[fifeman 164]

 

Another sack of bullshit from plummer. Crossing a Bull to a greyhound will only ruin a good greyhound unless its the right strain of bullterrier.That is hard enough without adding breeds that are shadows from history that can only add a different look but definatley no substance.

You seen a few alaunts work then pal? No good?

 

So what do they specialise in that a well bred bull cross can't do ?? I would imagine that the serious bull cross lads and I dont mean the messer brigade, wouldn't touch one with a barge pole and find them a bit of a messers dog tbh. atb

[Bo Duke 420]

Thankfully there are no real genuine Alaunt's on this planet. I don't care what Plummer thinks he created the Alaunt is a long extinct breed and that's that.

[mackay 3,471]

I meant do same job an more, not better. I'm talking a fractions of a second here between them killing summat, a good bullx hardly struggles so yeah it's doing same job, and some bullxs are as big and powerful as a aluant anyways

And some alaunts are as racy or racier than bull crosses.

So where does one stop and one begin?, they're all bull types at the end of the day and the size, weight and shape of the dog will have more bearing on its capabilities than how it is actually bred.

[whitefeet4190 1,729]

 

10 weeks old now so I'll let u know what's he's like at 18 months old ???

[whitefeet4190 1,729]

[Kieransingo 256]

Cracking pup mate looks mean. What breeding he from wf?

[whitefeet4190 1,729]

He's sure is bull grey and mother is alaunt, Tom terrier off here will be able to shed more light on name etc