Working whippets

[gaza 508]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

He's around 1/8th Greyhound ;

Hes retired now, but I've seen him destroy pedigree whippets over any distance, trapping faster, early pace, finishing, the ped simply can't live in a race with a decent non-ped, of course they shouldn't when non-peds are dogs that are essentially bred down whippet/greys.

Cheers.

 

 

Is it inaccurate then thinking that smaller weight class dogs have earlier pace? I know your comparing to peds there but I mean in general that smaller dogs are away quicker. 

[chartpolski 23,612]

3 minutes ago, gaza said:

Is it inaccurate then thinking that smaller weight class dogs have earlier pace? I know your comparing to peds there but I mean in general that smaller dogs are away quicker. 

I honestly don’t know. I’ve seen 32lb dogs trap faster than smaller dogs and vice versa.

I don’t think, in general , that smaller dogs have better early pace, some have, some haven’t, let’s not forget theses dogs are bred to do one thing, and one thing only; run 150 yards in the quickest possible time.

Some are good trappers, some have early pace, some are good finishers ! Only the very best have it all, whatever weight class they are in .

Cheers.

[gaza 508]

Cheers mate

[saluki bouy 698]

2 hours ago, chartpolski said:

I honestly don’t know. I’ve seen 32lb dogs trap faster than smaller dogs and vice versa.

I don’t think, in general , that smaller dogs have better early pace, some have, some haven’t, let’s not forget theses dogs are bred to do one thing, and one thing only; run 150 yards in the quickest possible time.

Some are good trappers, some have early pace, some are good finishers ! Only the very best have it all, whatever weight class they are in .

Cheers.

You still have regular whippet racing or non ped charts im just over the cheviots love to get down sure it’s only Falkirk up here for the whippets we used to go to Stirling loved it as a kid 

whippets bloody screaming from boots of cars all morning and afternoon they had a bath filled at side of track for the odd time one slipped a muzzle and got hold of lure 

game little dogs started my love for field sports where my introduction id love a whippet greyhound maybe 3/4 whippet x grey something that looks like it can graft 

I can remember when I was 14 wanting to travel further afield back then we could mooch 2 mile radius of the town and be out morning till tea time and out again after all summer round as young lads I got my grandpa to drive me 4 miles down the road to moss the rabbits and slipped on my first hare that was love at first site needless to say there wasn’t a bend out in and I took that poor dog back 4 nights in a row to that field and had to wash my grandpas car every Sunday for a month as fuel money

[shaaark 10,786]

20 hours ago, Chaff said:

Hooped back I think comes from Italian grey.

(I just read that from book lol)

 

 

20 hours ago, paulus said:

Don't even look at them spindly useless fookers  

My 15 year old lad commented last night, that he'd like an Italian greyhound if we get another dog, in a couple of years time.

Was seriously tempted to thrash him, and send him to bed very early!! 

[chartpolski 23,612]

14 minutes ago, shaaark said:

 

My 15 year old lad commented last night, that he'd like an Italian greyhound if we get another dog, in a couple of years time.

Was seriously tempted to thrash him, and send him to bed very early!! 

Do it ! I regret not doing it to mC when he was younger !

Remember, “ Spare the rod, spoil the child “ !

Cheers.

[shaaark 10,786]

29 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Do it ! I regret not doing it to mC when he was younger !

Remember, “ Spare the rod, spoil the child “ !

Cheers.

You've got your work seriously cut out with Gooey, charts!! 

[chartpolski 23,612]

53 minutes ago, shaaark said:

You've got your work seriously cut out with Gooey, charts!! 

I honestly believe he’s just misguided, he just needs pointing in the right direction, and I’m there for him when he realises he’s on the wrong track ! Getting him to realise it is the biggest challenge, but my loins are girded and I’m up for the challenge !

Cheers.

[Black neck 15,979]

27 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I honestly believe he’s just misguided, he just needs pointing in the right direction, and I’m there for him when he realises he’s on the wrong track ! Getting him to realise it is the biggest challenge, but my loins are girded and I’m up for the challenge !

Cheers.

What's up wi your loins u say

[chartpolski 23,612]

13 minutes ago, Black neck said:

What's up wi your loins u say

They’re a wee bit chaffed with all the walking I’ve been doing trying to get this lumbering lummox of a deerhound x fit.

Cheers.

[shaaark 10,786]

44 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I honestly believe he’s just misguided, he just needs pointing in the right direction, and I’m there for him when he realises he’s on the wrong track ! Getting him to realise it is the biggest challenge, but my loins are girded and I’m up for the challenge !

Cheers.

I admire your stoicism, charts, but I really believe Gooey is beyond help.

May God have mercy upon his soul. 

[Black neck 15,979]

22 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

They’re a wee bit chaffed with all the walking I’ve been doing trying to get this lumbering lummox of a deerhound x fit.

Cheers.

I know the feeling ,good bitbo bacon grease sort um out

[paulus 26]

24 minutes ago, Black neck said:

I know the feeling ,good bitbo bacon grease sort um out

Apparently them Bamboo boxers can solve that problem. watched the advert on TV earlier Lol 

[Chaff 3,621]

33 minutes ago, Black neck said:

I know the feeling ,good bitbo bacon grease sort um out

I would imagine that would also give you the perfect walk to heal as an added bonus

[bird 9,916]

On 30/09/2023 at 16:55, shaaark said:

 

My 15 year old lad commented last night, that he'd like an Italian greyhound if we get another dog, in a couple of years time.

Was seriously tempted to thrash him, and send him to bed very early!! 

 haha    fookin right,  well my sister in law  got a fecker, being honest it bit more stronger the the norm I/ grey , they did have a pre ped whippet, ivd long age then died, so they bought this bloody thing, i told get little  beddy x whippet type , or nice none ped racing whippet, but no . like sais few times  ilike the none ped racing whippets , some males make 23 in 34 lb, they got greyhound, and staff in there genes , game little dogs good on rabbits, and pile in to fox if you let them lol .