My Collie Curs

[Bearfoot 1,477]

Every dog has its  weakness it's working to there strengths that counts no dog is perfect much like ourselves I like to have seen Bryn over a good grey myself even davie Bruce over a grey that would suit me mine two good rabbit dogs 

Edited September 6, 2019 by Bearfoot

[nothernlite 18,089]

2 hours ago, bird said:

same here mate, fook knows why ? there was few from off here seen old bryn  knock over 30 a night  , jim from darby, trigger, doga , few who dont use websites ,good  7  blokes  who dont really know each other. me self ive never really been keen on the collie temp, it was this put me off this type x, in the field  bryn would get good bag of rabbits for you, he was never a fox dog, he ad the odd munjack if bumped into one but thats it . my big dog Buck   would do the things bryn wouldn't   simple as that,(both) are very sensitive type dogs bit to much for me if i am honest dont like to see it in any type dog big or small . over the 12 years i had lot of interest  with people on here to use him, but only one bloke made the effort to try to use him, didnt get a matting as the bitch was maiden bitch , and playing up growing snapping etc , was enough to put bryn off, as say to fookin sensitive ,  and it was his 1st crack at it . think back then put him back to beddy x grey you had  crackin lurchers , but history now mate , these 2 lurchers prob be my last ones  , prob just get heinz 57  when bryn gone  , as i am old and  fooked now had 30 years at it .

Great honest reply ray nice to see had a collie cross was the same very sensitive 

[poxon 5,751]

4 minutes ago, nothernlite said:

Great honest reply ray nice to see had a collie cross was the same very sensitive 

Mines a gin an juice.... hold the collie to much spoils the drink

[Black neck 16,065]

12 minutes ago, poxon said:

Mines a gin an juice.... hold the collie to much spoils the drink

Feck it then I'll have a spesh 

[poxon 5,751]

8 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Feck it then I'll have a spesh 

Can’t beat a good gin black neck

[billhardy 2,342]

5 hours ago, Gilbey said:

here.

very much doubt the man needs help choosing his future dogs..

Oh feck it u

Ya deliberately mi quoting me atb bill

[gaza 508]

2 hours ago, colliejohn said:

Why ask a silly question pal you’ve read and replied to my posts on here and my Collie Curs post on Moochers, you well know he’s a genuine well bred and fine example of a Collie Greyhound, Bill we will have to agree to disagree with your views on Collie Greyhounds. Regards Collie John.

Any pics of Dan John?

[Black neck 16,065]

1 hour ago, poxon said:

Can’t beat a good gin black neck

It's ok for steers 

[nothernlite 18,089]

7 minutes ago, gaza said:

Any pics of Dan John?

Think there's pictures at the beginning of the thread sorry for answering john

[colliejohn 840]

8 minutes ago, gaza said:

Any pics of Dan John?

Here’s a couple for you pal. Regards Collie John.

[colliejohn 840]

[shaaark 10,884]

16 hours ago, poxon said:

So I’ve heard didn’t have no trouble with mine I’m guessing it’s more a heavy collie base thing that makes them pick an choosers or old age being clever and wise 

Was just being a tad facetious mate lol. Got to be honest, I've yet to see a collie cross that wasn't just as driven, sometimes moreso, than most other types. And the only dog with a fair amount of collie in, was my old dog, sire was hancock's taffy dam a very fast mongrel lurcher, that 'sort of' picked his runs on rabbits, he just didn't seem to be bothered. But on hares and deer he was incredibly keen

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

2 hours ago, colliejohn said:

Here’s a couple for you pal. Regards Collie John.

Nice animal...

[colliejohn 840]

1 hour ago, Phil Lloyd said:

Nice animal...

Cheers Phil. Regards Collie John.

[troyboy17 632]

Any new picks of the pup colliejohn