merle's

[bobby10101 0]

old thread just tought i would bring it back to life since every one is asking for pics of merls

[sthelens hunter 73]

my salukigreyound/colliegreyhound

[miss lurcher bitch 319]

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Edited November 8, 2011 by miss lurcher bitch

[night moocher 41]

my bitch saluki/grey/collie/grey/

[Guest warren]

My Red Merle bitch Nell. Regards Warren

 

 

[miss lurcher bitch 319]

there is some lovely merl dogs on here credit to you all

[Guest mickyrichardson]

here my scuffy red merle

 

 

 

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Real nice handy type.

He's my kind of rabbiting jukel

 

Cheers,.CHALKWARREN...

 

[colliejohn 840]

Yes there pretty racy, I think it's because the collie used is very lightly built.

Here's my bitch from the same litter.

Thanks for the pics Andy,i received them yesterday, i,m glad you and your mate Andy are happy with your dog,s, my little bitch Gwen is of similar stamp to Totes nephews merle bitch, my little bitch stands around 19 inch, and she is learning her trade well, she has a fantastic nose on her, she works cover like a spaniel, and she is very steady, she is coming on really well , and she has accounted herself well this year both in the day , and on the lamp, you don,t need big types for general rabbit work, i prefer smallish , lightboned types, as i believe their more agile, and quicker off the mark , i,m a big fan of Typp,s line, as i believe they throw a nice stamp of dog, which are a bit different to your average collie greyhounds. regards collie john.

Edited February 6, 2009 by colliejohn

[LamperJohn 12]

Yes there pretty racy, I think it's because the collie used is very lightly built.

Here's my bitch from the same litter.

Thanks for the pics Andy,i received them yesterday, i,m glad you and your mate Andy are happy with your dog,s, my little bitch Gwen is of similar stamp to Totes nephews merle bitch, my little bitch stands around 19 inch, and she is learning her trade well, she has a fantastic nose on her, she works cover like a spaniel, and she is very steady, she is coming on really well , and she has accounted herself well this year both in the day , and on the lamp, you don,t need big types for general rabbit work, i prefer smallish , lightboned types, as i believe their more agile, and quicker off the mark , i,m a big fan of Typp,s line, as i believe they throw a nice stamp of dog, which are a bit different to your average collie greyhounds. regards collie john.

yes pal your gwen yesterday suprised me what a nose and bushing like a spaniel through the thickest cover exellent little bitch regards johnny

[Penda 3,337]

Heres my mates merle misty

[bird 9,848]

Some nice looking dogs on here , as colliejohn said if its rabbits your after you dont need a big dog. If you want something bigger , 3/4 grey 1/4 collie or whippetxgrey x colliex grey would be spot on, as all colliexs make good hunting dogs with [ nose,speed,strike].

[Paid 935]

a few more of mine

 

 

 

[miss lurcher bitch 319]

lovely pups paid

[RobertoM 0]

lovely pups paid

 

A great thread with some fantastic dogs. It's made me dig out my copy of Merle: The start of a dynasty by Plummer. A must read for all Merle fans.

 

Atb

 

Rob