Non ped whippet x bull

[Aussie Whip 4,026]

4 hours ago, Backandbeyond said:

Never had a grey as a runner.

I raised a pure grey as a hunter, he was very game and was good on fox and roos, too clumsy for ferreting, I only hunt daytime. He was also very loyal and a good guard. His feet let him down and got cut up a lot where I've never had that with whippets or staghounds.

[Penda 3,310]

13 hours ago, Marvel said:

Can’t remember ever seeing a litter 3/4 grey 1/4 bull advertised.

Not in a long time mate 

[Penda 3,310]

13 hours ago, Marvel said:

Can’t remember ever seeing a litter 3/4 grey 1/4 bull advertised.

Mind you those picardy lurchers that you run are handy enough I wish I had 1 about now 

[Black neck 15,635]

1 hour ago, Penda said:

Mind you those picardy lurchers that you run are handy enough I wish I had 1 about now 

Si

[Bakerboy 4,221]

17 hours ago, dogmandont said:

3/8 is ideal for fox in my opinion any less and they just lose something, don't know if it's grit or robustness just something, on paper a 3/4 should be the perfect animal for the job but from my own experience they couldn't do what a good 3/8 or 1/2 cross could, not saying they don't exist just I never seen a real one that I would of fed. 

Used to take my mates fawn Greyhound bitch out years ago would be as good a dog Ive ever seen around holes fckn thing was mental for it

[Bakerboy 4,221]

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On 21/07/2024 at 23:30, dogmandont said:

3/8 is ideal for fox in my opinion any less and they just lose something, don't know if it's grit or robustness just something, on paper a 3/4 should be the perfect animal for the job but from my own experience they couldn't do what a good 3/8 or 1/2 cross could, not saying they don't exist just I never seen a real one that I would of fed. 

I bred a good genuine 1/4 dog his littersister I kept but gave away in the end would do for most people but she didn’t have that real bull x mentality like her litter brother does 

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On 22/07/2024 at 01:05, Aussie Whip said:

I raised a pure grey as a hunter, he was very game and was good on fox and roos, too clumsy for ferreting, I only hunt daytime. He was also very loyal and a good guard. His feet let him down and got cut up a lot where I've never had that with whippets or staghounds.

Yeah  deerhound  as  good feet and  wind    , OK the none ped whippets could have good  feet  wind  from  the greyhound  and the  staff  in there genes    , but didn't think kc whippet  would  as it a more refined  type,  than more rugged  none ped whippets  , some  of the males hit 23-24in..36lb mad buggers  the males pile into foxes,  and cats  a bloke down Cannock  had to muzzle them in the street   as  had few cats there lol  

[Aussie Whip 4,026]

6 hours ago, bird said:

Yeah  deerhound  as  good feet and  wind    , OK the none ped whippets could have good  feet  wind  from  the greyhound  and the  staff  in there genes    , but didn't think kc whippet  would  as it a more refined  type,  than more rugged  none ped whippets  , some  of the males hit 23-24in..36lb mad buggers  the males pile into foxes,  and cats  a bloke down Cannock  had to muzzle them in the street   as  had few cats there lol  

I've never owned a kc whippet so the whippets I've owned could have had different breeds in them. They were all from workers. What we call working whippets over here are probably more whippet based lurchers. I wish I'd got my blue bitch DNA tested, I could see hints of staff and maybe cattle dog in her. She was extremely intelligent as well as a great rabbit dog. I know she was 1/4 stag.

[Black neck 15,635]

2 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:

I've never owned a kc whippet so the whippets I've owned could have had different breeds in them. They were all from workers. What we call working whippets over here are probably more whippet based lurchers. I wish I'd got my blue bitch DNA tested, I could see hints of staff and maybe cattle dog in her. She was extremely intelligent as well as a great rabbit dog. I know she was 1/4 stag.

Stone the flaming crows they look good cobbah

[Aussie Whip 4,026]

1 hour ago, Black neck said:

Stone the flaming crows they look good cobbah

Thanks old chap, I'm off for tea and scones and a spot of polo.

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On 21/07/2024 at 23:04, Pewit said:

Can't believe I bought a 3/4 collie x greyhound off Hancock back in the mid 90's off a greyhound called "Oi you!"

He must have known that little about it he didn't even know it's name!

I know a well known lurcher man from south Yorkshire who is also involved with greyhounds and remember him telling me he offered Hancock a couple of greyhound bitches that had come to the end of their racing career and all Hancock was bothered about was if they came in season regular and never asked if they were injury prone or any other problems they might have. 

[Black neck 15,635]

7 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:

Thanks old chap, I'm off for tea and scones and a spot of polo.

I'm just on smoko then I'm.going 2 the dunny

[forest of dean redneck 11,404]

4 minutes ago, Black neck said:

I'm just on smoko then I'm.going 2 the dunny

Fckn oath 

[shaaark 10,625]

On 22/07/2024 at 17:18, Bakerboy said:

Used to take my mates fawn Greyhound bitch out years ago would be as good a dog Ive ever seen around holes fckn thing was mental for it

What year, roughly, would that have been, Bb?