Hello and ideal Lurcher

[TelephonePete 111]

  On 08/10/2021 at 07:22, Greb147 said:

Click on the quote/reply icon, then click on add files and then go in to your files and find images/photos, then go ahead and upload them. 

I messed it up but did Edit, copy, paste and its worked. That will do for now. Many thanks.

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[The drover 555]

  On 05/10/2021 at 13:16, Greb147 said:

Yep, let's see how many your Romeo dog will take mate.

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Romeo ,himself crushes foxes . That's first hand

[The drover 555]

I think most novice lurcher men learn more off their first dog than a hundred books . We learn from mistakes.  Well we should do . My first was a collie, grey x whippet.  Caught some gear . But missed loads down to my inexperience.  My advice is wait until something catches you eye , rear it like any of your other dogs but implementing field work training.  Maybe get someone local to oblige a day or 2 out . Point you in right direction.  Off you go . Best a luck

[Black neck 16,306]

  On 09/10/2021 at 09:49, tomfromwest said:

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Wtf did u say 2 the poor fecker

[TelephonePete 111]

  On 09/10/2021 at 12:44, Black neck said:

Wtf did u say 2 the poor fecker

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I hardly ever did this once I knew he would do it. On one occasion that i was going to do it whilst I was taping the camera to the railing and taking no notice of Jago I heard a splash and the bugger had taken a header of that wall just because he wanted to. He did it with no pressure from me for a retrieve. Force would soon take the enthusiasm away. I will but pressure on a dog if I need to but never for this. When he knew a dive was on he couldnt wait to go. 

[TelephonePete 111]

  On 09/10/2021 at 13:17, tomfromwest said:

I hardly ever did this once I knew he would do it. On one occasion that i was going to do it whilst I was taping the camera to the railing and taking no notice of Jago I heard a splash and the bugger had taken a header of that wall just because he wanted to. He did it with no pressure from me for a retrieve. Force would soon take the enthusiasm away. I will but pressure on a dog if I need to but never for this. When he knew a dive was on he couldnt wait to go. See how he is going up not down. Thats a confident Dog.

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[TelephonePete 111]

  On 09/10/2021 at 10:44, The drover said:

I think most novice lurcher men learn more off their first dog than a hundred books . We learn from mistakes.  Well we should do . My first was a collie, grey x whippet.  Caught some gear . But missed loads down to my inexperience.  My advice is wait until something catches you eye , rear it like any of your other dogs but implementing field work training.  Maybe get someone local to oblige a day or 2 out . Point you in right direction.  Off you go . Best a luck

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Thank for that

[mC HULL 14,016]

  On 09/10/2021 at 10:12, The drover said:

Romeo ,himself crushes foxes . That's first hand

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These from him do mate strong dogs finish things no messing

[Black neck 16,306]

  On 09/10/2021 at 13:17, tomfromwest said:

I hardly ever did this once I knew he would do it. On one occasion that i was going to do it whilst I was taping the camera to the railing and taking no notice of Jago I heard a splash and the bugger had taken a header of that wall just because he wanted to. He did it with no pressure from me for a retrieve. Force would soon take the enthusiasm away. I will but pressure on a dog if I need to but never for this. When he knew a dive was on he couldnt wait to go. 

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Oh I thought he'd got depressed

[TelephonePete 111]

  On 09/10/2021 at 15:26, Black neck said:

Oh I thought he'd got depressed

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[morton 5,368]

  On 04/10/2021 at 17:19, Busher100 said:

Don’t talk out your ass a fast bull x will do all that with with the plus side of it’ll go down the beam to anything unlike them collie deerhoundys who pretend can’t see anything more than a rabbit

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How is it then that decent lurcher owners want collie.deerhound and whippet in the mix,and none of them want the smell of bullshit in the pedigree.I know of a few that want a deerhoundy /collie in the mix to rescue what the bull lacks,pace,nous and minerals,because the vast majority of bull bred lurchers and the owners lack all 3

[longers01 2,398]

I think for a all round lurcher a good coursing dog crossed with a good bull greyhound bred right you won’t go far wrong this young bitch pup I’m bringing on should hopefully make a decent all round animal atb longers01 

[Black neck 16,306]

  On 10/10/2021 at 21:18, morton said:

How is it then that decent lurcher owners want collie.deerhound and whippet in the mix,and none of them want the smell of bullshit in the pedigree.I know of a few that want a deerhoundy /collie in the mix to rescue what the bull lacks,pace,nous and minerals,because the vast majority of bull bred lurchers and the owners lack all 3

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Legend

[Blackmag 6,130]

  On 10/10/2021 at 21:18, morton said:

How is it then that decent lurcher owners want collie.deerhound and whippet in the mix,and none of them want the smell of bullshit in the pedigree.I know of a few that want a deerhoundy /collie in the mix to rescue what the bull lacks,pace,nous and minerals,because the vast majority of bull bred lurchers and the owners lack all 3

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Edited October 11, 2021 by Blackmag

[Busher100 750]

  On 10/10/2021 at 21:18, morton said:

How is it then that decent lurcher owners want collie.deerhound and whippet in the mix,and none of them want the smell of bullshit in the pedigree.I know of a few that want a deerhoundy /collie in the mix to rescue what the bull lacks,pace,nous and minerals,because the vast majority of bull bred lurchers and the owners lack all 3

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Okay mate no worries