Dingos

[billhardy 2,342]

Just now, king said:

This is me in the pics bill.

What a Totall Di k head  suppose it gets caught on wire or god forbid leaks the air out yall be whizzing round a field like a balloon just been boosted ya silly c**t throw it in the bin atb bill

[socks 32,253]

1 hour ago, billhardy said:

 

Yeah but ya would want it fa hole watching wunt ya ya ain't got the noise ta highly train a good jukel any ways heard it all before general obedience his beyond some folk  lol having Totall control was a usuall trait in a good jukel socks ya fecking more hen. Atb bill

fukc me it’s Barbara woodhouse ... siiiiiit ... there’s one thing that’s guaranteed William and that’s that all my dogs no matter what breed are trained to a high level of obedience .......

[sandymere 8,263]

43 minutes ago, king said:

This is me in the pics bill.you can't say I don't look cool as feck.

Modern lamper..

I had one but caught on wire and it deflated

[Aussie Whip 4,096]

Don't know of any Dingo/grey crosses here but I'm sure people have tried it.Dingo's are wild animals, even when raised from pups they have an instinct to roam and have to be kept in enclosures.I had a dingo/blue cattle cross,I bought it to protect my kids but tried to kill them by 5 months.Mate had a dingo/german shepherd,the most savage guard dog I've seen,a male,when mated with his shepherd bitch never let his pups out of his sight,like a wild canid.An old pig catcher I knew had a English bull/dingo,by far his best hunting dog he'd owned,but untrustworthy with people.I believe a grey/dingo would make a great hunter but if you think salukis have bad recall.So from my experience the dingo cross is just too wild and savage to handle for most, if not all hunters.On the plus side they have endless stamina and few health problems and can survive without humans in the hot,dry, asshole of a place they call Oz.

[socks 32,253]

1 minute ago, Aussie Whip said:

Don't know of any Dingo/grey crosses here but I'm sure people have tried it.Dingo's are wild animals, even when raised from pups they have an instinct to roam and have to be kept in enclosures.I had a dingo/blue cattle cross,I bought it to protect my kids but tried to kill them by 5 months.Mate had a dingo/german shepherd,the most savage guard dog I've seen,a male,when mated with his shepherd bitch never let his pups out of his sight,like a wild canid.An old pig catcher I knew had a English bull/dingo,by far his best hunting dog he'd owned,but untrustworthy with people.I believe a grey/dingo would make a great hunter but if you think salukis have bad recall.So from my experience the dingo cross is just too wild and savage to handle for most, if not all hunters.On the plus side they have endless stamina and few health problems and can survive without humans in the hot,dry, asshole of a place they call Oz.

Very interesting cheers for that knowledge mate. I wouldn’t expect a first generation to be any good. But do you think with a sensible breeding programme you could end up with a decent dog that brings all the qualities of a dingo but be as biddable as a domestic dog. I understand there would be massive wastage in the process but I feel that the end result would be something special ........

[sandymere 8,263]

But wouldn't that just be recreating the dog and end up with something like a collie type?

We created the dog in the first place to get rid of the bad traits after all.

[Aussie Whip 4,096]

2 minutes ago, socks said:

Very interesting cheers for that knowledge mate. I wouldn’t expect a first generation to be any good. But do you think with a sensible breeding programme you could end up with a decent dog that brings all the qualities of a dingo but be as biddable as a domestic dog. I understand there would be massive wastage in the process but I feel that the end result would be something special ........

No worries,they sort of achieved that with the oz cattle dog but most of them here although unbeatably loyal and tough,still have that bitey thing happening.I think you'd have to be ruthless in their breeding and I don't know if the end result would be worth the long road, but who knows.Dingo's are fast, smart and tough in every way so I can see your interest.They come up for sale from time to time here but I don't know if you could import them.

[shaaark 10,721]

1 hour ago, billhardy said:

What a Totall Di k head  suppose it gets caught on wire or god forbid leaks the air out yall be whizzing round a field like a balloon just been boosted ya silly c**t throw it in the bin atb bill

Got to be honest bill, I'm just reading this whole thread again. By f**k you've cheered me up with some of your replies. And this one above, just had me spitting my bacon and egg toastie halfway across the room!!

Edited November 18, 2019 by shaaark

[king 11,972]

3 hours ago, billhardy said:

What a Totall Di k head  suppose it gets caught on wire or god forbid leaks the air out yall be whizzing round a field like a balloon just been boosted ya silly c**t throw it in the bin atb bill

It's called modern lamping bill.

And you got me wondering how do I teach the dog to go back 2 miles to find my lost mobile

[socks 32,253]

Fukc sake your both stupid ... bills dogs are that well trained the dog will train YOU to go back and fetch the phone ......

[king 11,972]

7 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Teach it to use, find my iphone ffs, are you really as daft as Bill looks

You though that was a serious question didn't you

[king 11,972]

Just now, W. Katchum said:

It is ain’t it, my dogs use find my iPhone, don’t everybodys 

 

wonder if bills dogs phone the plod when they find somebody’s stash while going back for bill’s phone

My dog struggles a bit.

He forgets the unlock code when he's tired

[ginger beard 4,652]

Get on king,see how many other threads you can get that suit thing on.it's sooooooo funny.

[king 11,972]

Just now, W. Katchum said:

Tramp, get Touch ID

Don't you mean paw id 

[Penda 3,341]

18 hours ago, Phil Lloyd said:

The Dingo blood is already with us....

It lives, on in an ameliorated form, in the Australian Cattle Dog and (if whispered quietly),.in the ancient bloodlines of the Kelpie.

There are very few 100% pure Dingos left in the wild,.most have hybridised with domestic canines...

Great dogs ....

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I was going to say dingo bleed is already in the kelpies blood and I think it's in the healer blood aswell and that 1 on the programme is deffo a crossed looks like there's a touch of stag in it