Non ped whippet x bull

[Bakerboy 4,736]

Just now, shaaark said:

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

More years ago than I care to remember lol, late eighties early 90s

[shaaark 10,832]

5 minutes ago, Bakerboy said:

More years ago than I care to remember lol, late eighties early 90s

Only asking, as I owned a big fawn 28 1/2" greyhound bitch in 1991, that my ex Mrs accidentally let out, and despite me looking for her, had no luck in getting her back.

For a few days I was half expecting a couple of the local farmers to ring me, telling me she'd killed some of their sheep, but no, nothing.

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,044]

On 07/07/2024 at 22:09, jukel123 said:

A son of Blue ... Rambo,really did look like a great dane. But a brilliant lamper.

TP’s Rambo 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,044]

On 07/07/2024 at 22:26, jukel123 said:

I've heard Moscow was a good dog. There was a Carlisle Minshaw dog called Tartan? I think which I've heard was a veritable hoover for rabbits and other game.

Of course you never know how much exaggeration, sometimes bourne out of enthusiasm and  sometimes out of bull shittery comes into play when mentioning dogs of the past.

My best dog was a 3/4 greyhound/ collie bitch in the 70s. I always look back and think she was the bees' knees, but I forget about the times she hunted up after the lamp was switched off, or the time I was chased by a farmer in a Land rover and she refused to be caught up and ran around looking for game with her eyes flashing like Blackpool illuminations. She did have the knack though. Like most good uns she died young, 6 years old from Cushings.

MR’s tartan 

supposed to have been a very good dog from some credible people 

 

[DogOfWar 3]

@Busher100 how these pups coming on??

[Busher100 740]

3 minutes ago, DogOfWar said:

@Busher100 how these pups coming on??

The bitch pup I got is a good character a real good build very racey but sturdy type, one of the dog pups is a cannibal and killed and ate a 5 month old terrier it was kennelled with, the rest seem half normal happy types by all accounts they’re 4 months old now 

[mC HULL 12,758]

On 27/07/2024 at 18:07, shaaark said:

Only asking, as I owned a big fawn 28 1/2" greyhound bitch in 1991, that my ex Mrs accidentally let out, and despite me looking for her, had no luck in getting her back.

For a few days I was half expecting a couple of the local farmers to ring me, telling me she'd killed some of their sheep, but no, nothing.

f****d off didn’t come back and was a sheep worrier lol was that the end of your comeback lol 

76 jacked back 91 

george foremen you aint 

[shaaark 10,832]

14 hours ago, mC HULL said:

f****d off didn’t come back and was a sheep worrier lol was that the end of your comeback lol 

76 jacked back 91 

george foremen you aint 

You're 'preaching' to the wrong person, Gooey. 

 

 

[mC HULL 12,758]

1 minute ago, shaaark said:

You're 'preaching' to the wrong person, Gooey. 

 

 

the pure greyhounds popular when you were a lad  shaaark? 

[shaaark 10,832]

7 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

the pure greyhounds popular when you were a lad  shaaark? 

Was hardly a lad then, mate.

My eldest son was born a few month beforew I acquired that bitch, he's 33 now.

Anyway, we did try a couple of pure greyhounds when I was actually still a lad lol.

They weren't too bad, to be honest.  Not as good as a lurcher or purpose bred dog, but OK.

[mC HULL 12,758]

4 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Was hardly a lad then, mate.

My eldest son was born a few month beforew I acquired that bitch, he's 33 now.

Anyway, we did try a couple of pure greyhounds when I was actually still a lad lol.

They weren't too bad, to be honest.  Not as good as a lurcher or purpose bred dog, but OK.

i was meaning when you was young mate 

ye i’ve seen a few good killers but lamping ferreting a lurcher would be my preference 

 

[shaaark 10,832]

8 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

i was meaning when you was young mate 

ye i’ve seen a few good killers but lamping ferreting a lurcher would be my preference 

 

Ah right, round my way greyhounds were more common than they are now. 

We had bedwellty track, been permanently closed for years now, and ystrad Mynach track, closed for refurbishment for a few years, now called the valley stadium, also swansea greyhound track, also closed.

Yeah, a good purpose bred pup would be my choice

[Wales1234 5,540]

7 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Ah right, round my way greyhounds were more common than they are now. 

We had bedwellty track, been permanently closed for years now, and ystrad Mynach track, closed for refurbishment for a few years, now called the valley stadium, also swansea greyhound track, also closed.

Yeah, a good purpose bred pup would be my choice

You won’t be far from me then use to go to the tracks with  my gramper , a lot the greys were kept at my uncles place for a while 

[shaaark 10,832]

7 minutes ago, Wales1234 said:

You won’t be far from me then use to go to the tracks with  my gramper , a lot the greys were kept at my uncles place for a while 

Yeah, not too far, mate.

Only live about a stonesthrow really, from the 'old dog track' on cardiff Road, now.

Used to love going to bedwelly as a youngster.  Seen more than a few dogs take a tumble coming down that sloping part of the track at the far end!!  Lol

[Daniel cain 45,571]

1 hour ago, shaaark said:

Was hardly a lad then, mate.

My eldest son was born a few month beforew I acquired that bitch, he's 33 now.

Anyway, we did try a couple of pure greyhounds when I was actually still a lad lol.

They weren't too bad, to be honest.  Not as good as a lurcher or purpose bred dog, but OK.

That young dog your lad brought out to Tewkesbury that day with me and my mates with the Hawks,was a cracker mate...deerhound/greyhound from memory?was faster than all our dogs , even as a pup