1st x bull gray

[Jack NUFC 1]

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Edited January 5, 2009 by ferretingkid

[earth&hounds 94]

p/bull x gray are they to heavy for allround work e.g.ferreting? pics would be great.

 

cheers F.K

they will catch tame rabbits

[STAN22 3]

Ive just been out with my mate's p/bull grey and it picked up 2 out of 2 and somehing alot bigger.

[earth&hounds 94]

Ive just been out with my mate's p/bull grey and it picked up 2 out of 2 and somehing alot bigger.

is it a half cross or 1/2x to 1/2x or 5/8 3/8 or 3/4 1/4

[rabbit slayer 22]

Thought anything with p/bull in it was illegal carefull what you say. But i had one that was good on rabbits and would take anything else i sliped her on too.

[Guest proudy]

p/bull x gray are they to heavy for allround work e.g.ferreting? pics would be great.

 

cheers F.K

If u def want a bull x go for a 3/4 bred. If ur just wanting a ferreting dog ur prob better off with a collie or beddie x ghd.

[Guest bigredbusa]

dont listen to the anti bullcross , they will do what you want , they are not a hare dog but have feet and legs like scaffold poles and will pick up rabbits while ferreting quite easy , also if you would of come across anything else preban they wouldnt of held back .

 

my old first cross 1st gen always made a mess of the first rabbit but after that had quite a soft mouth , anything else mind ........ different story

 

oh and when we are talking about bullcross i think we should say that these are staff cross

[STAN22 3]

Ive just been out with my mate's p/bull grey and it picked up 2 out of 2 and somehing alot bigger.

is it a half cross or 1/2x to 1/2x or 5/8 3/8 or 3/4 1/4

3/4 Cross mate.

[ASME IX 1]

depends on the dog i guess, they no daytime coursing dog but i wouldnt say they are slow,pure bred bull terriers are prety fast for the first 50 yards or so,i found this out when a track bitch i used to have strugled to shake of a pursuing staff on the school field

[simba 1]

1st cross takes all legal i mean :ok:

 

 

 

 

i have a 3/3 5/8 has well check out the thread

Edited December 31, 2007 by simba

[spep21 0]

p/bull x gray are they to heavy for allround work e.g.ferreting? pics would be great.

 

cheers F.K

Hello, i've got a bullx and she will catch anything you want her to. Never been on hare so not sure but rabbits they do easy. Just had a litter of 5/8 3/8 and have been told that they will do hare.

[loves2hunt 5]

i have 1/2 bull x and that will do rabbit hare fox and anything else you want to put him on but i might be lucky ive seen a lot of 1/2 crosses that are only good on big things and not so quick on rabbits and things

[poacherH 0]

dont listen to the anti bullcross , they will do what you want , they are not a hare dog but have feet and legs like scaffold poles and will pick up rabbits while ferreting quite easy , also if you would of come across anything else preban they wouldnt of held back .

 

my old first cross 1st gen always made a mess of the first rabbit but after that had quite a soft mouth , anything else mind ........ different story

 

oh and when we are talking about bullcross i think we should say that these are staff cross

you say they are not a hare dog but i know people who have had bull x's which have taken many hares, pre-ban of course:whistling:

[poacherH 0]

dont listen to the anti bullcross , they will do what you want , they are not a hare dog but have feet and legs like scaffold poles and will pick up rabbits while ferreting quite easy , also if you would of come across anything else preban they wouldnt of held back .

 

my old first cross 1st gen always made a mess of the first rabbit but after that had quite a soft mouth , anything else mind ........ different story

 

oh and when we are talking about bullcross i think we should say that these are staff cross

you say they are not a hare dog but i know people who have had bull x's which have taken many hares, pre-ban of course, oh and sorry about this being added twice i am still getting the hang of this website

Edited December 31, 2007 by poacherH

[Guest game dogs uk]

good choice for a all rounder mate!my bullx though quite hevy strong build will take rabbits pretty easy,dont let anyone put you of one mate?there alot stronger and dont get knocked up as much as coliex etc imoa?and he,s always there if you do dig a red,make good draw dogs too!all the best with it anyway!got any pictures mate :thumbs:had him 5 year now and he,s always provided for the pot hairs rabbits Edited December 31, 2007 by game dogs uk