billhardy 2,343 Posted July 7, 2018 Report Share Posted July 7, 2018 On 7 July 2018 at 21:43, Black neck said: You reckon a gsd x better then bill Way better I have plenty experience of both I own a little tiny bitch of alsation X greyhound and she five eights three eiths back to half ,she totally has more of those we fetched and this the thing night after night not needing nights in recovering ,the f1 alsation grey on the whole are superior ask bird he will no doubt tell yas same and he only had one two go by but he had a few collie xes types..the alsation type on the whole has a tougher mental outlook attitude that plus the power and plenty speed on the f1 of bred right.,I know there's lots of mixes of cur types with bull etc ,bug they don't count we talking Hancock stuff. and for what it's worth f1 collie X don't compare simple ,working whippets bred today will do what they do and lots even more.atb bill Quote Link to post
billhardy 2,343 Posted July 7, 2018 Report Share Posted July 7, 2018 If I was looking for a legal type jukel fa bit feather this that I would consider the whippets or there xs.easier keep etc etc.and will do the job fine . Atb bill Quote Link to post
Black neck 16,274 Posted July 7, 2018 Report Share Posted July 7, 2018 5 minutes ago, billhardy said: If I was looking for a legal type jukel fa bit feather this that I would consider the whippets or there xs.easier keep etc etc.and will do the job fine . Atb bill Ever seen gsd x wi bull terrier lurcher bill Quote Link to post
billhardy 2,343 Posted July 7, 2018 Report Share Posted July 7, 2018 EE Not thy I can recall black but they would be ok ,the European breeders do it with the mallinois .a tell yas what they would lamp and general mooching fine keep them up on the leg.,Buck would be the stud fa a bull xs type if one wants powerful hard biting jukels fa big things.if one need to retain lots a stamina bull xs on a working alsation line powerful natural jukels that will have ability the welps will follow the bitch in general go for it disguise in a jukel his a good thing these days ,fa me tall or small I like em strong .the alsation will balance the bull breeding out .atb bill Quote Link to post
forest of dean redneck 11,770 Posted July 7, 2018 Report Share Posted July 7, 2018 57 minutes ago, Black neck said: Ever seen gsd x wi bull terrier lurcher bill There was some mal x bull lurchers bred while back , think they were on here? 1 Quote Link to post
shaaark 10,935 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 7 hours ago, darbo said: Not being rude but your dog had what 1/16 beardy in it ? i had a half cross out of remus in the 80s and its temp was spot on. ive seen a fair few border crosses that were headbangers. No, my dog dog was 1/8th beardie, and that was too much FOR ME! Honestly mate, seen loads over the years, and the LESS beardie in em the better. Your 1/2 cross beardie/grey might've been a cracking dog, but I'll bet bet a pound to a pinch of shit he was one of the exceptions Quote Link to post
shaaark 10,935 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 (edited) 14 hours ago, billhardy said: The better breed has own that Arthur very very soft seen it carrying a front leg ,on a visit still carrying mths later feck all wrong with it just one a those sympathy seeking collie dogs that's cracked on fa attention yes true attention seeker fecking cull .atb bill 14 hours ago, billhardy said: I don't rate him the delboy produces animals with no stamina plenty speed toes went on the bitch my mate fetched finished rehomed by two seasons the Alex when alive he tried with one of his bit better quick away limited stamina and runs got from her, thee are bound two be those already carry greyhound and they sell has three quarter and half xes,that fecking Arthur looks what it his a clown of a collude fecking rubbish ,the beardie stuff seem limited in size on the whole odd males get size bitches small has whippets .they are now facing the lurcher man fa work they fa the agility folk not workers I can understand breeding hundreds a yr y'all get the odd uns fall in the right way ,bug they not working bred they breed there own studs from animals off the best in other words they breed from yard studs only ,that Cana be right surely fa flecks sake. Atb bill 14 hours ago, billhardy said: Oh and just forgot the recent claim ta fame form racing at Highgate ,I think that's what they breeding with the threequarters poor greyhounds I have one offered me two finish off fir a mate the bitch from Alex ,but like I said there was nothing more to work with in the bitch sadly I reckon she be rehomed picks muscle injuries regular to regular fa me gracious ,etc etc.atb bill 13 hours ago, billhardy said: Way better I have plenty experience of both I own a little tiny bitch of alsation X greyhound and she five eights three eiths back to half ,she totally has more of those we fetched and this the thing night after night not needing nights in recovering ,the f1 alsation grey on the whole are superior ask bird he will no doubt tell yas same and he only had one two go by but he had a few collie xes types..the alsation type on the whole has a tougher mental outlook attitude that plus the power and plenty speed on the f1 of bred right.,I know there's lots of mixes of cur types with bull etc ,bug they don't count we talking Hancock stuff. and for what it's worth f1 collie X don't compare simple ,working whippets bred today will do what they do and lots even more.atb bill I normally take a lot of what you say in bill. But you're talking absolute shite here. Bird's buck seems a nice dog, but I remember the pics of his dam. Weak as f**k pasterns, and not the best physically looking gsd bitch that I've seen by a long way. And I like my gsd's, so I do actually know what I'm looking at, and what 'I'd look for. And that bitch WOULDN'T be what I'd be looking for. Edited July 8, 2018 by shaaark 1 Quote Link to post
Black neck 16,274 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 4 hours ago, shaaark said: I normally take a lot of what you say in bill. But you're talking absolute shite here. Bird's buck seems a nice dog, but I remember the pics of his dam. Weak as f**k pasterns, and not the best physically looking gsd bitch that I've seen by a long way. And I like my gsd's, so I do actually know what I'm looking at, and what 'I'd look for. And that bitch WOULDN'T be what I'd ne looking for Your for it now furgal 1 Quote Link to post
Phil Lloyd 10,738 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 Beardies and their ilk,...are wonderful working dogs,...but, in my opinion,..if you fancy a raggle-taggle collie type, it pays to secure the services of a strong working type. Such animals might be found on various holdings,..they are frequently not pure pedigree, .some are more akin to the old style concept of a Drover's dog, ..some look really shabby, nondescript critters,.nevertheless,..you have the luxury of seeing them at their work... Facts are,..they are usually kept for a reason... 6 1 Quote Link to post
darbo 4,776 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 41 minutes ago, Phil Lloyd said: Beardies and their ilk,...are wonderful working dogs,...but, in my opinion,..if you fancy a raggle-taggle collie type, it pays to secure the services of a strong working type. Such animals might be found on various holdings,..they are frequently not pure pedigree, .some are more akin to the old style concept of a Drover's dog, ..some look really shabby, nondescript critters,.nevertheless,..you have the luxury of seeing them at their work... Facts are,..they are usually kept for a reason... i know someone who has worked Beardies for years and still does. ive had a look at the odd ped he has and the odd border collie pops up now and then in the lines through a 6 gen ped. 2 Quote Link to post
darbo 4,776 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 9 hours ago, shaaark said: No, my dog dog was 1/8th beardie, and that was too much FOR ME! Honestly mate, seen loads over the years, and the LESS beardie in em the better. Your 1/2 cross beardie/grey might've been a cracking dog, but I'll bet bet a pound to a pinch of shit he was one of the exceptions My mistake and apologies put it down to age i had it in my head Taffy was 1/8 instead of a 1/4 beardy. I dont know of my dog being the exception to the rule ive talked to a good number of people who had pups out of the muirhead dog remus and they were pleased. Maybe the original stud richard jones was the root of temperament peculiarities you experienced.. But we wont argue im too long in the tooth and old.We can only express our own opinions and experiences. 1 Quote Link to post
shaaark 10,935 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 6 hours ago, Black neck said: Your for it now furgal No blacky, not slating bird's dog or gsd x's, but the choice of it's dam could've been a physically better specimen Quote Link to post
bird 10,004 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 39 minutes ago, shaaark said: No blacky, not slating bird's dog or gsd x's, but the choice of it's dam could've been a physically better specimen thats fair enough mate, yeh the dam pasterns were down abit true, the reason i liked her though was good hips, strong long back , and great temp, we knew Razz Buck sire was very good mid distance greyhound , and all running dogs will norm sort out most other defects in other breeds. 2 vets told this as well, that Buck be more healthy than any pure gsd . Being honest here now , if colliex greys had the same temp as a gsd x grey , i would have stuck with them , thats not just Bryn , thats all the others ive had over the years, they lack the guts = bottle of a gsd fact . i dont think there many breeds as healthy as a collie or kellpie they had lot to lurcher line , old Bryn still going great at near ll year old . funny thing is back then 12 years as ago i wanted a collie x grey x pit x gey , that give similar temp i think to gsd x grey , but not many people were breeding this type x bxk then it was either , a pit x grey , or collie x grey , so ended up with Bryn 1 x collie x grey, been great rabbit dog day and night , but lacked Buck grit for other stuff . gsd are not really a healthy breed in general , with poor hips , shoulder probs , but as said the greyhound or the lurcher norm helps it out, Buck fast, agile , good wind when fit , and handle bangs/ bumps easy , and great temp with people, dogs , but switches on to his quarry . good lamping dog and done well in his 6 years . 3 Quote Link to post
japs eye 46 Posted July 8, 2018 Author Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 15 minutes ago, bird said: thats fair enough mate, yeh the dam pasterns were down abit true, the reason i liked her though was good hips, strong long back , and great temp, we knew Razz Buck sire was very good mid distance greyhound , and all running dogs will norm sort out most other defects in other breeds. 2 vets told this as well, that Buck be more healthy than any pure gsd . Being honest here now , if colliex greys had the same temp as a gsd x grey , i would have stuck with them , thats not just Bryn , thats all the others ive had over the years, they lack the guts = bottle of a gsd fact . i dont think there many breeds as healthy as a collie or kellpie they had lot to lurcher line , old Bryn still going great at near ll year old . funny thing is back then 12 years as ago i wanted a collie x grey x pit x gey , that give similar temp i think to gsd x grey , but not many people were breeding this type x bxk then it was either , a pit x grey , or collie x grey , so ended up with Bryn 1 x collie x grey, been great rabbit dog day and night , but lacked Buck grit for other stuff . gsd are not really a healthy breed in general , with poor hips , shoulder probs , but as said the greyhound or the lurcher norm helps it out, Buck fast, agile , good wind when fit , and handle bangs/ bumps easy , and great temp with people, dogs , but switches on to his quarry . good lamping dog and done well in his 6 years . the working lines of gsd east german and czech dogs especially are healthy strong dogs that have good hips, shoulders, elbows and generally strong fit dogs but jesus they are wired up wrong they fekkin whine on all day for more and more work its just too much, i had to get rid of my fekker my legs couldnt cope with the miles the twat needed. Quote Link to post
bird 10,004 Posted July 8, 2018 Report Share Posted July 8, 2018 8 minutes ago, japs eye said: the working lines of gsd east german and czech dogs especially are healthy strong dogs that have good hips, shoulders, elbows and generally strong fit dogs but jesus they are wired up wrong they fekkin whine on all day for more and more work its just too much, i had to get rid of my fekker my legs couldnt cope with the miles the twat needed. , yeh ive heard that mate , there head bangers lol . would make good x to a lurcher though , better i think than a bel mal , similar temp suppose , but stronger type dog , Buck very docile so was his mother , couldnt live a head banger not for me more so at my age to old for that crap now haha 3 Quote Link to post
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