acd x greyhoud

[Terry Ermann 994]

Hunting rabbits and working with the guns

 

 

[Black neck 16,149]

24 minutes ago, troyboy17 said:

For what use terry

Plastering 

[troyboy17 632]

Probably make a better plaster than u lol

[troyboy17 632]

Do u think a first x to a first will they come heavier

[Black neck 16,149]

20 minutes ago, troyboy17 said:

Probably make a better plaster than u lol

Anything would make a better plasterer than me mate 

[Terry Ermann 994]

1 hour ago, troyboy17 said:

Do u think a first x to a first will they come heavier

Than what?

[troyboy17 632]

A first cross back to a first cross will it be heavier built than straight acd x greyhound

[Terry Ermann 994]

Wouldn’t have clue, It’ll easily catch a rabbit whatever size it is. 

[Chid 6,584]

34 minutes ago, troyboy17 said:

A first cross back to a first cross will it be heavier built than straight acd x greyhound

When breeding two f1 crosses it Could go either way , very greyhoundy or very cattle dogish 

[gnipper 6,529]

51 minutes ago, Chid said:

When breeding two f1 crosses it Could go either way , very greyhoundy or very cattle dogish 

Could be just right too.

[fireman 10,992]

Bloody good dogs from what i know,had a half x and she was all i ever wanted in a running dog but lost her at 11 months old but she'd taken a good bit of game in her short life,her brother was the best ferreting dog iv'e ever seen work and i know a few with them and they do all that's asked and a bit more.Not a dog for the novice and some will proper look after you if bother finds you out in the field,if the genuine acd's then go for it but don't expect to walk it and then lock it away in a run for the rest of the day as that's when your troubles will start..

[troyboy17 632]

So what are saying they nota dog to be kenneled

[poxon 5,766]

Ive never used one I think some can look quite smart though I see a picture of a nice one yesterday on a group I really liked the look of it but I’d never own one in f1 it’d drive me round the bend I recon I couldn’t imagine them being that fast though I don’t think my land would suit this cross one bit An I don’t think I’d suit the cross although liking a bit of herding dog in the mix some people have said they have the potential to be quite vocal as well I can see why with the cattle dog in the mix bet if I had one on my ground it’d sing it’s head off on the lamp when the going got tough wouldn’t be my first choice if I wanted a herding x Lurchers 

[trenchfoot 4,243]

8 hours ago, troyboy17 said:

So what are saying they nota dog to be kenneled

They'll cope with being kennelled, but they need to spend more time in the field than they do in the run.

 

[fatlad 250]

a lad in the village i live has a first cross to a lurcher and its a nice dog he has 2 acd greyhounds he got from wales he is just starting now about 11 months i think he said im not sure if there a first cross though because there about 26 27 inch really nice dogs very racey if they are first cross, he does lots of ferreting and really rates them