Whippet Bull First Cross?

[Kieransingo 256]

 

 

This is a bull whippet with a touch of kelpie, not thick set pretty racey. Defiantly got the whippet take off

tidy animal that, nice feet too, shame its hasn't got more coat, belter none the less

cheers bud, she looks black in pictures but she's a dark chocolate.

[gamerooster 1,179]

Deffo got the kelpie lugs lol and I'm always a little sceptical when lads use a bull bitch to breed running dogs, that's just me though

[Kieransingo 256]

Deffo got the kelpie lugs lol and I'm always a little sceptical when lads use a bull bitch to breed running dogs, that's just me though

mine won't be getting bred to much hassle would rather get a pup from someone else's stock or if o ever stud my dog out

['sully' 1,119]

My own pup off brenners stuff , 13 weeks old , he's retrieving well and is obedient , seems very eager to please and is already doing basic sit, lie down commands , very happy with him so far.

 

[BGD 6,436]

My own pup off brenners stuff , 13 weeks old , he's retrieving well and is obedient , seems very eager to please and is already doing basic sit, lie down commands , very happy with him so far.

 

That's a wee belter pal, looks like it should make a nice powerful but racey dog

['sully' 1,119]

 

That's a wee belter pal, looks like it should make a nice powerful but racey dog

 

 

Looks that way anyway bud , very pleased , I'm guessing he'll make about 21tts

[hjckcff 1,738]

should make hardy little hunting partners.

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

The gamest lurcher I've seen was a first cross Bullx Whippet. However he lacked pace if it was a long slip and although he would roll about with a fox forever he didn't seem to have the weight behind him to totally see off the game.

Edited to add he was also the best terriermans lurcher I've seen for marking holes etc.

Edited May 2, 2016 by Rabbit Hunter

[green dragon 701]

the only thing puts me off the bull whippets for me they do lack the power and size of a bullgreyhound I'm not sayin that can't do the job but I'd rather have it over quickly t than have my dog rolling around forever not haveing a pop just my opinion atb

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

If you read I said 'however', meaning they were bad attributes. With a heavier dog the job would have been done easier and quicker.

[green dragon 701]

I suppose its the ground/how you hunt like you said around the holes they'd be very handy. I imagine they could make good catch dog if running dubbled up is how you hunt

['sully' 1,119]

The gamest lurcher I've seen was a first cross Bullx Whippet. However he lacked pace if it was a long slip and although he would roll about with a fox forever he didn't seem to have the weight behind him to totally see off the game.

Edited to add he was also the best terriermans lurcher I've seen for marking holes etc.

What did you think of speed for rabbit on the lamp? It's all fox I do but just out of curiosity

[green dragon 701]

They are quick anuf for rabbits on the lamp should make a decent ferreting dog to

['sully' 1,119]

They are quick anuf for rabbits on the lamp should make a decent ferreting dog to

I have no interest in ferreting to be honest , the odd rabbit mainly fox , Any picture of the one your on about bud? What height was it ? Interested in a pic of you can , could give you my email

[green dragon 701]

I don't have any pics mate but the dog I met was a first x pit whippet was good on the small feilds picked up a few rabbits didn't see him on a bigger feilds only seen him once but look a decent dog 22 inch quite racey