URGENT - STUD DOG, N YORKS

[mswarbs 64]

Hi All, 

My bitches season has sprung up on me and I want to get her covered. 

Ideally looking for a Whippet X Greyhound. 

Whippet size rather than Greyhound, 20-21" would be perfect.

Many thanks

Matt

[shaaark 10,729]

9 minutes ago, mswarbs said:

Hi All, 

My bitches season has sprung up on me and I want to get her covered. 

Ideally looking for a Whippet X Greyhound. 

Whippet size rather than Greyhound, 20-21" would be perfect.

Many thanks

Matt

Why not go for a straight whippet mate? Plenty around that size. Think you'd be hard pushed to find a whippet x greyound dog that size. Most first cross dogs I've seen, have been 23 - 25 tts

Edited August 1, 2018 by shaaark

[mswarbs 64]

[shaaark 10,729]

2 minutes ago, mswarbs said:

Nice bitch

[mswarbs 64]

2 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Why not go for a straight whippet mate? Plenty around that size. Think you'd be hard pushed to find a whippet x greyound dog that size

You're probably right to be fair. 

The bitch is 24, ideally want to breed something a touch smaller, only really do rabbits

Thanks

Any suggestions?

[shaaark 10,729]

46 minutes ago, mswarbs said:

You're probably right to be fair. 

The bitch is 24, ideally want to breed something a touch smaller, only really do rabbits

Thanks

Any suggestions?

Can't really tell from pics, but is she 1st x beddy/grey? Tidy size if she is

[mswarbs 64]

5 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Can't really tell from pics, but is she 1st x beddy/grey? Tidy size if she is

She's a bit of all sorts

Sire - Beddy x Whippet X Deerhound x Greyhound

Dam - Collie x Bull x Greyhound

Great rabbiter, lamp and ferreting. 

Not much killer instinct but doesn't bother me for what I do

[shaaark 10,729]

7 minutes ago, mswarbs said:

She's a bit of all sorts

Sire - Beddy x Whippet X Deerhound x Greyhound

Dam - Collie x Bull x Greyhound

Great rabbiter, lamp and ferreting. 

Not much killer instinct but doesn't bother me for what I do

Well if you only bother with rabbits, I'd definetly go for a straight whippet. That'd be my choice. And if she's already in season, you'll probably have a greater chance of putting a whippet, over her. Some cracking whippets around at moment. Have a look on the 'whippets, coursing, racing, working' thread. Cracking dogs, and some good knowlegeable owners. Good luck fella

Edited August 1, 2018 by shaaark

[johnrussell84 2,832]

DIdnt u have a dog lined up or an idea before putting her to something, ideally u wanna breed better what u already have . 

[nighteyes 275]

19 minutes ago, johnrussell84 said:

DIdnt u have a dog lined up or an idea before putting her to something, ideally u wanna breed better what u already have . 

Yep , your dog but would hold off and watch a few dogs work this season and know what u r putting across her but each to there own 

[northern lad 2,292]

Nice 30 ish lb non peds what I'd be looking for....

[trigger2 3,141]

58 minutes ago, mswarbs said:

She's a bit of all sorts

Sire - Beddy x Whippet X Deerhound x Greyhound

Dam - Collie x Bull x Greyhound

Great rabbiter, lamp and ferreting. 

Not much killer instinct but doesn't bother me for what I do

It’s been suggested a straight whippet, it would deffo help keep the size down which you say you are after. With so many breeds in the mix I think a grew would give you more chance of throwing bigger pups with the greyhound influence from the grew combined with the deerhound and greyhound influence in your bitch.

[Black neck 15,899]

Always on stud duty

[Cannon 25]

Id be looking for a non ped myself

[blackmaggie 3,376]

Why not try trev of here his whippet sees plenty of work and there's plenty of footage of his dogs