Saluki greyhound x bedlington whippet

[fieldsportsman 107]

Has anyone owned a saluki greyhound cross bedlington whippet or seen one work 

[BobDown 749]

On 13/09/2023 at 20:04, fieldsportsman said:

Has anyone owned a saluki greyhound cross bedlington whippet or seen one work 

Not exactly bred same but my pal had a very good bitch she had deerhound in lines and all seen her do a lot of hares local fast running style but good brains 

Edited September 21, 2023 by BobDown

[dodger 2,754]

First generation could be average apart from the odd lucky guddens just down to how odd they can throw but the second generation onwards and line bred stuff can chuck some handy dogs indeed..

[tatsblisters 9,537]

I am led to believe that's how the merlin and eve lines started though all them years ago was it a better type of beddy that was put into the lines i remember my old mate from London putting his first x saluki greyhound bitch to a greyhound beddy that a lad from Leicestershire had i don't know if any of the offspring made the grade but to say they were both first crosses there was a lot of variation in size i was told i sold him a brindle dog pup that had thrown to the bitch to a lad from Durham who was a mate of latchys from up there but i lost touch with them.

[shaunaltoft 48]

Have a saluki greyhound cross collie whippet 11 now but still likes a mooch,in her day took rabbit and hare with ease and a nice dog to have round the place aswell be going same way or as close as when time comes 

[dodger 2,754]

3 hours ago, tatsblisters said:

I am led to believe that's how the merlin and eve lines started though all them years ago was it a better type of beddy that was put into the lines i remember my old mate from London putting his first x saluki greyhound bitch to a greyhound beddy that a lad from Leicestershire had i don't know if any of the offspring made the grade but to say they were both first crosses there was a lot of variation in size i was told i sold him a brindle dog pup that had thrown to the bitch to a lad from Durham who was a mate of latchys from up there but i lost touch with them.

Good point tats

[Deerhunter1 771]

Would think a saluki x greyhound x beddy x greyhound could be handy, wouldn’t be keen on going to a beddy x whippet though can’t see any positives over the beddy x greyhound unless you were a rabbit man, and if that was the case why would you want any saluki in the dog to begin with

[mC HULL 12,344]

1 hour ago, Deerhunter1 said:

Would think a saluki x greyhound x beddy x greyhound could be handy, wouldn’t be keen on going to a beddy x whippet though can’t see any positives over the beddy x greyhound unless you were a rabbit man, and if that was the case why would you want any saluki in the dog to begin with

plenty a coursing breds kill most rabbits they run mate ? 

[Deerhunter1 771]

5 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

plenty a coursing breds kill most rabbits they run mate ? 

I agree with you any breed of lurcher within reason will kill rabbits. What I mean is if you were an out and out rabbit man who didn’t run anything else you wouldn’t have any need for saluki blood

[dodger 2,754]

I think the right bedi and when the mix gelled right added fire n toughness?

But was it just Bedlington in those old coursing dogs or was it Norfolk aswell?

[Chaff 3,590]

1 hour ago, dodger said:

I think the right bedi and when the mix gelled right added fire n toughness?

But was it just Bedlington in those old coursing dogs or was it Norfolk aswell?

Wasn't Rilington border and lakey added Dodger 

[dodger 2,754]

9 minutes ago, Chaff said:

Wasn't Rilington border and lakey added Dodger 

Not sure mate

[Chaff 3,590]

5 minutes ago, dodger said:

Not sure mate

Only going on something said on here years back 

[Bakerboy 4,703]

12 hours ago, Chaff said:

Only going on something said on here years back 

Lakie yes, dont know about border, my mate kept some Rillington stuff years ago