Pure beeds where would you be without them ?

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3 hours ago, Gene said:

Really, so you'd saluki if you were thinking of crossing with non sighthound blood, they wouldn't have the pace.

A lot say putting a pure saluki to line bred saluki lurcher increases the speed ,and are faster than a first cross.

[MagyarAgar 88]

I am reading the book from Terence Clark about Salukis at the moment and in there he has some stunning pictures of smooth salukis. They look more like a salxgrey. Crossing something like that with a collie/kelpie would be really interesting to see. I would imagine that they would be fast enough for almost anything and would have stamina to spare.

I would love to go to the source and getting one of these smooths over here, since I really do not dig the feathering…

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29 minutes ago, MagyarAgar said:

I am reading the book from Terence Clark about Salukis at the moment and in there he has some stunning pictures of smooth salukis. They look more like a salxgrey. Crossing something like that with a collie/kelpie would be really interesting to see. I would imagine that they would be fast enough for almost anything and would have stamina to spare.

I would love to go to the source and getting one of these smooths over here, since I really do not dig the feathering…

blood from terrence clark and then smooths back in the coursing breds we have 

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36 minutes ago, MagyarAgar said:

I am reading the book from Terence Clark about Salukis at the moment and in there he has some stunning pictures of smooth salukis. They look more like a salxgrey. Crossing something like that with a collie/kelpie would be really interesting to see. I would imagine that they would be fast enough for almost anything and would have stamina to spare.

I would love to go to the source and getting one of these smooths over here, since I really do not dig the feathering…

Get one sent over if that's what you fancy

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Tazy that came over here 

[MagyarAgar 88]

3 hours ago, mC HULL said:

blood from terrence clark and then smooths back in the coursing breds we have 

Nice to hear, from what I hear to much inbreeding going on within the coursing breds, but thats personal preference.

I would rather go back to the source, if possible…

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19 minutes ago, JMc said:

Tazy that came over here 

Thats a type I really like. Looks really square? Or is that the camera angle? 

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3 hours ago, dodger said:

Get one sent over if that's what you fancy

Probably easier said than done…to be fair, so far I am just toying with the idea. So maybe it is easier than I think.

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They seem really square in the few photos I’ve seen of them,and one photo a dog stood out that was much taller.atb

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19 minutes ago, MagyarAgar said:

Nice to hear, from what I hear to much inbreeding going on within the coursing breds, but thats personal preference.

I would rather go back to the source, if possible…

the coursing breds are naturals mate very good killers the pures are good for an outcross but they want linebreeding there is that many lines from same family a dogs there a massive choice really 

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The Arabs have working dogs that are far from pure, lots of crossing in the past and present. Lot of galgos are taken over as they seem to improve their lines without giving many of the drawbacks of greyhounds re stamina and have a similar look.

these recently to Morocco which begs the question why they need to import if pures are that great.

 

So if people want a dog to run rather than show perhaps import working rather than pedigree animals would be better. these are Arab working dogs, certainly not pure lol.

 

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1 hour ago, sandymere said:

The Arabs have working dogs that are far from pure, lots of crossing in the past and present. Lot of galgos are taken over as they seem to improve their lines without giving many of the drawbacks of greyhounds re stamina and have a similar look.

these recently to Morocco which begs the question why they need to import if pures are that great.

 

So if people want a dog to run rather than show perhaps import working rather than pedigree animals would be better. these are Arab working dogs, certainly not pure lol.

 

I didn't know that sandy interesting that n some fine well put together dogs in the photos

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3 hours ago, JMc said:

Tazy that came over here 

Very nice.. 

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2 hours ago, MagyarAgar said:

Probably easier said than done…to be fair, so far I am just toying with the idea. So maybe it is easier than I think.

Hopefully the latter it's an interesting venture in any case good luck 

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4 hours ago, sandymere said:

The Arabs have working dogs that are far from pure, lots of crossing in the past and present. Lot of galgos are taken over as they seem to improve their lines without giving many of the drawbacks of greyhounds re stamina and have a similar look.

these recently to Morocco which begs the question why they need to import if pures are that great.

 

So if people want a dog to run rather than show perhaps import working rather than pedigree animals would be better. these are Arab working dogs, certainly not pure lol.

 

Now you’ve rattled mc