Whippet x Greyhound

[leegreen 2,150]

Cheers lads all good feed back.

[scotty3968 0]

HELLO MATE....

Afriend of mine used to run a whippet/ grey a lightening fast dog in a straight line but not to hot on the turn and other people have said a bit accident prone aswell but still a good dog caught many a rabbit and the odd fox and hare when legal,,why not go for a grey x collie/whippet great rabbiting dog with a bit of brains and speed,,good luck whatever you decide im sure you will enjoy..

scotty

[juckler123 707]

Injury prone if there not brought up running stuff from an early age is what ive found too ive had a couple of em good lampers though but fade at around the twenty mark plenty enough for any man id say unless your into big numbers also thin skinned which i dont care for as they have no protection and soon get sore with regular work much better crossed but capable dogs never the less.

im running a whippet grew based collie cross suits me for where i hunt on fast grass and hillsides fast but sensible with it still thin skinned though .

[Guest hunterside]

Hows it going lee?,youv'e seen my bitch before,the only trouble with whippet/greys is theyv'e got no stamina and tend to overshoot.My bitch was like this when she was younger,now shes 3 shes settled down,what she misses on the turn she'll pick up on the straight.Could do with a little more stamina though,but she does me well as im not out lamping all night,a few in the bag and then its back home.Catch yer later mate,hunterside.

[Guest Frank]

Nice pic Hunterside.

[cúagusgiorraí 57]

I find that if you give them enough time to catch their breath and cool down between rabbits, you can get alot out of them in a night. They dont have stamina like a collie cross but can work well if they are fit enough and you take your time.