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2 minutes ago, Greb147 said:

So she's better in the slop relative to your bigger and more powerful Romeo dog, see that's usually the opposite with these dogs. 

no mate i wouldnt say that he can run it aswell but is up past the ankles so adapts from good going 

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7 hours ago, Greb147 said:

All dogs prefer certain conditions but a good dog should catch on any land at any time IMO. 

What is it with some of these coursing breds being injury prone, I thought heavy saturated saluki types are meant to be brilliant at avoiding injury and can run on land and ground that would finish off a greyhoundy type? 

 

Injury prone could be any number of reasons… mainly running when not fit.. some lads try to work the dog fit, from nothing.. I prefer to get them fit, then work them once fit. Obviously coursing fit only comes from coursing but a good base fitness definitely helps reduce injuries… most injuries I’ve seen are from running plough, especially if it’s wind dried… or miss timing a jump when hitting a dyke.. although it rarely happens single handed, I think it happens more when there run doubled up. They can run faster, wanting to be first to the hare… once they have had a few bends they normally settle down. IMO lamping injuries a dog more than coursing though. 

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5 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

?thats fed twice a day rio eats the same as me dog hes about 26kg fit and looks like a juicer ?

some dont put weight on no matter how much you feed them.i has a sal x years ago  she was tall 26tts looked like she had been starved  she had a few races  and made the other dogs look like they were standing still  she killed some stuff  she did ;)

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20 minutes ago, riohog said:

some dont put weight on no matter how much you feed them.i has a sal x years ago  she was tall 26tts looked like she had been starved  she had a few races  and made the other dogs look like they were standing still  she killed some stuff  she did ;)

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9 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

what does a whippet bring to the table though chart unless your running dry grass land mate 

Tongue in cheek mate ?

But a good grew will take one or two and you can be on your toes before it comes on top.

Cant hang around these days ?

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I remember the owner of possibly the greatest non-ped stud dog, Bilko, saying his only regret was not putting the dog to a Saluki, keeping a bitch and putting that back to a non-ped, hoping to keep the speed and add stamina.

Yep, that's what we all would like; speed AND stamina !

Cheers.

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