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Try Work him on his own ,dogs can act hella crackish when there in competition wi another dog ,get over hyped up and that ,worth a go

A pair of Aussie whippets I was out with some years ago; Mally's Vixen, the best working pedigree whippet I've seen in the UK; Cheers.  

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7 hours ago, green lurchers said:

Do they catch more with the names or is there a catch with the names lol 

just good hare killers bred from hare killers for decades mate but a pure in there every now and again you could never breed a saluki to a lurchers and get the same results you should know that 

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14 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

just good hare killers bred from hare killers for decades mate but a pure in there every now and again you could never breed a saluki to a lurchers and get the same results you should know that 

They still throw a bull x in every so often and try keep it secret same as the terrier lads and if u try deny it it just confirms the fact u big dosser

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25 minutes ago, Black neck said:

They still throw a bull x in every so often and try keep it secret same as the terrier lads and if u try deny it it just confirms the fact u big dosser

them fat heads i love em ? 

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4 hours ago, mC HULL said:

just good hare killers bred from hare killers for decades mate but a pure in there every now and again you could never breed a saluki to a lurchers and get the same results you should know that 

None of them better than Lucky yu should know that 

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