The ultimate rabbit dog

[snoopdog 1,256]

Wish i had a time machine,then i could f**k off back in time and sort out the twat who decided to put Bedlington blood in a lurcher,what a f*****g stupid idea eh?

Awfull lot of good dogs with Beddy in there make up.If it didn't work,why are there so many dogs with Beddy in them. The answer is kinda self explanatory.

there is some good dogs with beddy in the mix thats for sure ,,, ask beddywhippet hes got one that ran a hare for more then ten mins .....i you dont belive me ask him ,,,,,, Edited December 3, 2007 by snoopdog

[Boom 0]

Wish i had a time machine,then i could f**k off back in time and sort out the twat who decided to put Bedlington blood in a lurcher,what a f*****g stupid idea eh?

Awfull lot of good dogs with Beddy in there make up.If it didn't work,why are there so many dogs with Beddy in them. The answer is kinda self explanatory.

there is some good dogs with beddy in the mix thats for sure ,,, ask beddywhippet hes got one that ran a hare for more then ten mins .....i you dont belive me ask him ,,,,,,

 

lol my beddy x can only just keep up with one never mind catch one

[ferretman 0]

mines caught this all on his own,just a rabbit dog though, took him about 10 mins but he caught it,showed some good stamina,hes caught 11 lamped rabbits on his own,and that was enough to carry on my own,enough to fill the freezer eh,not into trying to break records hes matured a bit since then,i do agree though a little more hieght would help,they have great heart though,going to cross him with my mates whippet/greyhound in a couple of years, but they are good rabbiters if thats all you want to hunt jmo,cheers for now

f**k me my dogs a bullx and is f****d after 2 mins never mind 10 mins. well done mate must be a cracking dog to course a hare for 10 mins. all the best with the dog keep at em.

[bill88 6]

Its the age old argument (horse's for course's pre ban of course,there i go again course this course that ) If you put a Formula 1 car on a rally stage,the suspension would be fooked in a couple of mins,and if you put a rally prepped subaru on a formula 1 circuit,it would be left for dead.Now put them on the ground they were designed for,and there unbeatable.Similar thing with dog's,we outcross sight hounds and lurchers to add different qualities (speed,stamina,strength,spirit,etc) My colliexgrey was a jack of all trades,did everything i asked of her,but she was a master of none,and no world beater,she didn't excell at one particular discipline,but was competent at most.

I bought my beddyxwhippet as a rabbit dog,primarily to work with the ferts,and for general mooching.I am just starting to give her a couple of easy slips on the lamp,but i don't expect her to be taking huge bags on the lamp,i could of had a straight whippet,that would probably have caught bunnys all night long,but would it go crashing through brambles,or would it mark buries day in day out, and stand around in the rain/snow all day waiting for bolters?JMO as always.

[snoopdog 1,256]

bill ..bill ...bill .. what youi need is a rally prepared subaru x with a formula one car

Edited December 3, 2007 by snoopdog

[bill88 6]

bill ..bill ...bill .. what youi need is a rally prepared subaru x with a formula one car

 

Yeh but who would i get to drive it,

[snoopdog 1,256]

bill ..bill ...bill .. what youi need is a rally prepared subaru x with a formula one car

 

Yeh but who would i get to drive it,

 

feck knows

[Guest markbrick1]

Its the age old argument (horse's for course's pre ban of course,there i go again course this course that ) If you put a Formula 1 car on a rally stage,the suspension would be fooked in a couple of mins,and if you put a rally prepped subaru on a formula 1 circuit,it would be left for dead.Now put them on the ground they were designed for,and there unbeatable.Similar thing with dog's,we outcross sight hounds and lurchers to add different qualities (speed,stamina,strength,spirit,etc) My colliexgrey was a jack of all trades,did everything i asked of her,but she was a master of none,and no world beater,she didn't excell at one particular discipline,but was competent at most.

I bought my beddyxwhippet as a rabbit dog,primarily to work with the ferts,and for general mooching.I am just starting to give her a couple of easy slips on the lamp,but i don't expect her to be taking huge bags on the lamp,i could of had a straight whippet,that would probably have caught bunnys all night long,but would it go crashing through brambles,or would it mark buries day in day out, and stand around in the rain/snow all day waiting for bolters?JMO as always.

a straight whippet that would take rabbits all night long ive got a whippet bedlingtonx collie gh here 21 and a bit tts, and she will take rabbits as long as there, theres people on these forums have witnessed large nus in one night with that dog and shes got a lot of fuel in the tank dont ever tell me whippets have stamina and there the ultimate rabbit dogs,mark

[stringer9 0]

Ive never had a problem with my westie terrier believe it or not.shes dead fast fastest terrier ive ever seen. ive seen lots of terriers mate . only problem is you have to train them from very young age to be soft mouthed. thats if you want to keep the bunnys of course . the ferrets will eat anything as you probobly know

atb stringer9

[roystoncrankted 1]

first cross bull greyhound unbeatable on rabbit

[yoty141 0]

Have high hopes for this lad.

hows he bred he looks a lot like my dog but a lot bulkier?

very nice looking dog

[beddiwhuppet 10]

well mate i hope your brother still has it on tape ...if he has iam sure somebody will be able help you put it on .......there isnt many dogs that can stay behind anything for ten mins let alone a hare .. ...you have somthing very special there .....ohhhhhhhhhhhh i hope he stil has it ,,,,,, ....

snoops did you ever see the footage of the rosco dog daytime when it ran a hare for over 10 mins before pulling it?

thank you mate i just say how it is,to be honest i never thought the dog was going to catch it he was f****d i nearly turned the lamp of,the hare was f****d too, my bro stood at gate with lamp and camcorder middle of field and kept the hare in the field,the field must have been 3 to 4 hundred mtres long by 3 to 4 hundred again back and forth back and forth they ran,i wil see if my bro still has it ,wasnt the best copy in the world but enough evidence on it to show you the time ect..he gets home in 20 days hes in the army,il see if anyone can help me,foxnob keep your money ,i dont want it,il just be glad if i can prove to so cald dog men who think they know it all what a beddi/whippets can do if brought on well,and kept fit as a fiddle,good luck to all those experienced dog men out there

[Guest FOXDOG]

Sorry mate I wasnt trying to be a prick But I just dont believe a Beddie/Whippet could do that time. Ask any of the coursing lads and I bet that theres not 5 dogs in the country that have run a hare for 10 mins solid and there bred to run the hare. Are you sure your not exaggerating a bit it might have 2/3 minutes and just seemed an age. If you put up a video of your dog running the hare ANYWHERE near 10 minutes I will apologise straight away and congradulate you and more so your little dog

Edited December 3, 2007 by FOXDOG

[snoopdog 1,256]

well mate i hope your brother still has it on tape ...if he has iam sure somebody will be able help you put it on .......there isnt many dogs that can stay behind anything for ten mins let alone a hare .. ...you have somthing very special there .....ohhhhhhhhhhhh i hope he stil has it ,,,,,, ....

snoops did you ever see the footage of the rosco dog daytime when it ran a hare for over 10 mins before pulling it?

i think i so that max ...was it a young red dog .....?????i think the pakis owned it ...

[Boom 0]

Ive already said what the best dog is for the bunnie . but people keep mentioning beddy X's or whippet's .. dont get me wrong they are awsome dog's if bred right and bunnies have little chance against these speed demon's but not in number's..

Then the bullX is mentioned which is a equally good terrier bred lurcher and will hold it's own agianst the best on rough gear aswell bunnies....but they still lack the quality of the collie X

As time and fashion's take hold most people forget about the good old collie cross or the deerhound cross's that we all startred with year's ago and if they was ever a bet i would put my dosh on the collie X or deerhond X Or a mixture of both..

So they you go.. .. and this is from my experience whatching these breed's run over my limmited life.

And my next dog will be...........

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A colie X .. ...

Millet

 

im glad you said that cos i have a pup at 9 month old thats a greyhound collie x whippet

Edited December 3, 2007 by Boom