Gudden

[mC HULL 12,813]

but i prefer a  smooth runner  if i’m honest 

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2 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

me bitch from the pure has a cat foot but has feathering never any bother with nail beds on any with feathered feet they can run out and be sound 

Makes sense as my spaniels beat 4 days a week n never had problems with nailbeds different dogs I know but still

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39 minutes ago, dodger said:

If I had choice of 2 pups n both looked the same but one had flat feet n the other tight n thick I'd pick the latter but iv had a dog with flat feet before n no matter what you did or how much road work they never changed but never had any foot or toe problems so you could be right mac

Hes not. A dog with flat feet (not hare) cant perform to its fullest. They soon begin to suffer and lack form. He probs doesnt understand difference between hare and flat feet anyway. Feet are first contact with the earth. Without feet and earth, no movement would occur at all, so feet are very important and affect everything. They are the tyres for grip and the shock absorbers to take away the trauma of the body being bashed against the earth to propel it along. Thats why they dont like flat feet in armies. The problem is that some good dogs have or should I say are cursed with flat feet. This confuses thick people, because they dont realise the dog would be even better  with proper sprung feet.

The thing is if you have such a good dog then for christs sake dont breed it to a dog with the same fault (if you breed your own) Try to improve on the feet in offspring, and do always look at feet and dont get into denial about them.

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9 minutes ago, jeemes said:

Hes not. A dog with flat feet (not hare) cant perform to its fullest. They soon begin to suffer and lack form. He probs doesnt understand difference between hare and flat feet anyway. Feet are first contact with the earth. Without feet and earth, no movement would occur at all, so feet are very important and affect everything. They are the tyres for grip and the shock absorbers to take away the trauma of the body being bashed against the earth to propel it along. Thats why they dont like flat feet in armies. The problem is that some good dogs have or should I say are cursed with flat feet. This confuses thick people, because they dont realise the dog would be even better  with proper sprung feet.

The thing is if you have such a good dog then for christs sake dont breed it to a dog with the same fault (if you breed your own) Try to improve on the feet in offspring, and do always look at feet and dont get into denial about them.

lol you talk some shite 

the army don’t like flat feet lol belter 

a dog with flat foot that is good would a been better if it had  sprung foot lol 

the type of flat foot your on about doesn’t even occur in proper bred dogs ffs lol i’ve seen it loads in the shite type you like though 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, jeemes said:

Hes not. A dog with flat feet (not hare) cant perform to its fullest. They soon begin to suffer and lack form. He probs doesnt understand difference between hare and flat feet anyway. Feet are first contact with the earth. Without feet and earth, no movement would occur at all, so feet are very important and affect everything. They are the tyres for grip and the shock absorbers to take away the trauma of the body being bashed against the earth to propel it along. Thats why they dont like flat feet in armies. The problem is that some good dogs have or should I say are cursed with flat feet. This confuses thick people, because they dont realise the dog would be even better  with proper sprung feet.

The thing is if you have such a good dog then for christs sake dont breed it to a dog with the same fault (if you breed your own) Try to improve on the feet in offspring, and do always look at feet and dont get into denial about them.

Interesting post mate

Salukis usually have good feet aslong as as you say the breedings right, iv also always like the look collie feet labs n hounds also 

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7 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

lol you talk some shite 

the army don’t like flat feet lol belter 

a dog with flat foot that is good would a been better if it had  sprung foot lol 

the type of flat foot your on about doesn’t even occur in proper bred dogs ffs lol i’ve seen it loads in the shite type you like though 

 

 

I like good strong wrists aswell mc I think alot of dogs these days have weaker wrists than earlier dogs?

Also look for strong thick patella stifle  tibea connection hard to see in young pups tho 

Edited May 21, 2023 by dodger

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7 hours ago, dodger said:

I like good strong wrists aswell mc I think alot of dogs these days have weaker wrists than earlier dogs?

Also look for strong thick patella stifle  tibea connection hard to see in young pups tho 

I think a lot of earlier dogs were tougher in general, less toe injuries or torn muscles etc, didn’t see many retired young from injury but see it all the time in recent years

Edited May 22, 2023 by Deerhunter1

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7 hours ago, mC HULL said:

lol you talk some shite 

the army don’t like flat feet lol belter 

a dog with flat foot that is good would a been better if it had  sprung foot lol 

the type of flat foot your on about doesn’t even occur in proper bred dogs ffs lol i’ve seen it loads in the shite type you like though 

 

 

I’m no expert on coursing dogs but everything I seen direct out of that Romeo had bad feet, not bad shaped feet but they all suffered from sore nail beds, if it was just 1 or 2 of them then you could say fair enough might be coincidence but I must’ve seen half a dozen out of him that had it, bad genetics in my book I wouldn’t breed out of a dog that carried that on to its pups

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22 minutes ago, Deerhunter1 said:

I’m no expert on coursing dogs but everything I seen direct out of that Romeo had bad feet, not bad shaped feet but they all suffered from sore nail beds, if it was just 1 or 2 of them then you could say fair enough might be coincidence but I must’ve seen half a dozen out of him that had it, bad genetics in my book I wouldn’t breed out of a dog that carried that on to its pups

there’s 2 ab out us direct out of romeo solid animals run chalk flint regular and the slop which is bad for pushing back beds they have been sound 

fast as fook good wind and excellent mouths and some of the best dogs round cover i’ve seen 

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28 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

there’s 2 ab out us direct out of romeo solid animals run chalk flint regular and the slop which is bad for pushing back beds they have been sound 

fast as fook good wind and excellent mouths and some of the best dogs round cover i’ve seen 

The ones I saw had bad mouths as well to be honest wanted to run hares for a week, but might have just been the ones I saw but it did seem to be a running fault through them all

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28 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

there’s 2 ab out us direct out of romeo solid animals run chalk flint regular and the slop which is bad for pushing back beds they have been sound 

fast as fook good wind and excellent mouths and some of the best dogs round cover i’ve seen 

The ones I saw had bad mouths as well to be honest wanted to run hares for a week, but might have just been the ones I saw but it did seem to be a running fault through them all

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7 minutes ago, Deerhunter1 said:

The ones I saw had bad mouths as well to be honest wanted to run hares for a week, but might have just been the ones I saw but it did seem to be a running fault through them all

ones i’m about have great mouths from day dot like they had done it a thousand times young i have from one are the exact same 

look at romeo’s pedigree decades of good hare killers you don’t kill lenny of hares with a bad mouth 

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29 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

ones i’m about have great mouths from day dot like they had done it a thousand times young i have from one are the exact same 

look at romeo’s pedigree decades of good hare killers you don’t kill lenny of hares with a bad mouth 

Obviously improved wi the bull blood 

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9 hours ago, mC HULL said:

lol you talk some shite 

the army don’t like flat feet lol belter 

a dog with flat foot that is good would a been better if it had  sprung foot lol 

the type of flat foot your on about doesn’t even occur in proper bred dogs ffs lol i’ve seen it loads in the shite type you like though 

 

 

They appear in Greyhounds which are in your dogs, but what you are saying is you have no experience of really flat feet because they dont occur in the dogs you keep (not breed) So everything you have said so far means nothing as usual because you have no experience as usual. You really are a bit thick mate. As far as bad mouths are concerned in saluki types, its simple they are lacking drive. If my dogs turn out with flat feet, lack of drive, gameness or wind then I take them out of the breeding program. Thats something else I believe you only have negative experience of.

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1 hour ago, mC HULL said:

ones i’m about have great mouths from day dot like they had done it a thousand times young i have from one are the exact same 

look at romeo’s pedigree decades of good hare killers you don’t kill lenny of hares with a bad mouth 

Pals of mine seen Romeo run and said he had a bad mouth himself so must come from somewhere, but I’ve not seen him myself so can’t say for certain if he did or not but dogs I seen out of him definitely had bad feet & bad mouths.

You seen many of the dogs in his pedigree run?

Edited May 22, 2023 by Deerhunter1