stevemac 433 Posted October 8 Report Share Posted October 8 Any whippet that hunts rough country will be marked up. Those that only ever get a run in a clean paddock might get away with out a mark. But all the dogs at working dog shows are not nessessarily hunted. 1 Quote Link to post
Neal 1,857 Posted October 8 Report Share Posted October 8 18 hours ago, Aussie Whip said: I don't know why some people say whippets have bad feet, I've never had a problem with that apart from the odd cut pad or ripped dew claw, as you say different to greyhounds. A racing whippet breeder from the Midlands who I bought a collie x whippet from told me that, of all her whippets, the only ones with poor feet were the ones with racing greyhound blood. 1 Quote Link to post
Black neck 15,857 Posted October 8 Report Share Posted October 8 11 hours ago, Penda said: I've lost a few dogs due to running into roads I lost 2 good dogs in 1 fowl swoop but unless your in the middle of no where your always going to meet a road at some point Dosser 1 Quote Link to post
bird 9,863 Posted October 8 Report Share Posted October 8 1 hour ago, Neal said: A racing whippet breeder from the Midlands who I bought a collie x whippet from told me that, of all her whippets, the only ones with poor feet were the ones with racing greyhound blood. Maybe like been said, that extra bulk from the greyhound blood, would give poss feet/wrist probs. Just food for thought, I wonder if deerhounds and there is have feet/wrist probs. As a deerhound big dog in pure form, and deerhoundx grey big typex. My big gsdx grey never had feet/wrist probs Maybe it just greyhound then.like said alot of none ped male whippets were 24 in 44-35 lb strong little dogs. Never heard of foot probs. OK it on flat grass track, but couple lads used them on rabbits lamping sharpen them up. And them buggers pile into foxes no prob 2 Quote Link to post
bird 9,863 Posted October 8 Report Share Posted October 8 Just now, bird said: Maybe like been said, that extra bulk from the greyhound blood, would give poss feet/wrist probs. Just food for thought, I wonder if deerhounds and there is have feet/wrist probs. As a deerhound big dog in pure form, and deerhoundx grey big typex. My big gsdx grey never had feet/wrist probs Maybe it just greyhound then.like said alot of none ped male whippets were 24 in 44-35 lb strong little dogs. Never heard of foot probs. OK it on flat grass track, but couple lads used them on rabbits lamping sharpen them up. And them buggers pile into foxes no prob That's 34-35 lb bloody big fingers lol Quote Link to post
Aussie Whip 4,090 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 11 hours ago, bird said: I wonder if deerhounds and there is have feet/wrist probs. The staghounds over here have good, tough feet, I always thought they got that off the deerhound but I don't know anyone that works deerhounds apart from the fox hunters I got my russells off. They did try a deerhound but it was too soft for the work and went back to staghounds. I'd imagine it was off show stuff. Quote Link to post
bird 9,863 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 4 hours ago, Aussie Whip said: The staghounds over here have good, tough feet, I always thought they got that off the deerhound but I don't know anyone that works deerhounds apart from the fox hunters I got my russells off. They did try a deerhound but it was too soft for the work and went back to staghounds. I'd imagine it was off show stuff. OK fair enough, yeh lot deerhounds have soft temps , that's why the out x to greyhound. Wheaten, apbt, to put more guts in them true. Justvout of intreast what breeds are in your staghounds ? I spoke to Dan that used be on here few times with yote hounds ,he said they basically greyhound x deerhound, bre over 100s , might been drop pit in them way back. But just bred best to best, and culled hard to keep good hard working line. 28-30in up to 100lb, but didn't like much bigger, great stamina, good feet, jaw, plenty guts to grab a 35-40lb note. Think we could breed similar in UK, but lot seem like bullx greys with drop saluki in mix, and they do the job as they say. 1 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 12,204 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 6 minutes ago, bird said: OK fair enough, yeh lot deerhounds have soft temps , that's why the out x to greyhound. Wheaten, apbt, to put more guts in them true. Justvout of intreast what breeds are in your staghounds ? I spoke to Dan that used be on here few times with yote hounds ,he said they basically greyhound x deerhound, bre over 100s , might been drop pit in them way back. But just bred best to best, and culled hard to keep good hard working line. 28-30in up to 100lb, but didn't like much bigger, great stamina, good feet, jaw, plenty guts to grab a 35-40lb note. Think we could breed similar in UK, but lot seem like bullx greys with drop saluki in mix, and they do the job as they say. you can’t compare the shite in aus to what we have here ffs lol Quote Link to post
bird 9,863 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 3 minutes ago, mC HULL said: you can’t compare the shite in aus to what we have here ffs lol How can you say that. When you don't know what there hunting? What did say read a fookin again, I said the yote hounds in America are the ones I did take big intreast. As spoke to Dan lot of times about his dogs. And don't say a poxy 19 lb dogfox is tougher than tough 35lb yote .lol like said to him.on the thread you need other breeds in the deerhound, to make them.good alround hunting dog.? 2 1 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 12,204 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 10 minutes ago, bird said: How can you say that. When you don't know what there hunting? What did say read a fookin again, I said the yote hounds in America are the ones I did take big intreast. As spoke to Dan lot of times about his dogs. And don't say a poxy 19 lb dogfox is tougher than tough 35lb yote .lol like said to him.on the thread you need other breeds in the deerhound, to make them.good alround hunting dog.? i’ve seen plenty of the yanks and aussies hunting i’d rap it in if that was the quarry and way to go about it amateur and these imaginary hunting scenarios and crosses are just that imaginary lol you brought any a that shite here slipped it single it wouldnt catch a f***ing scent never mind what it was chasing lol there’s plenty a deerhound crosses would slay a coyote 4s up ffs lol 1 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 12,204 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 19 hours ago, Neal said: A racing whippet breeder from the Midlands who I bought a collie x whippet from told me that, of all her whippets, the only ones with poor feet were the ones with racing greyhound blood. greys have worse feet then whippets i think herding types seem good and we know which has the best feet by a margin lol Quote Link to post
bird 9,863 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 13 minutes ago, mC HULL said: i’ve seen plenty of the yanks and aussies hunting i’d rap it in if that was the quarry and way to go about it amateur and these imaginary hunting scenarios and crosses are just that imaginary lol you brought any a that shite here slipped it single it wouldnt catch a f***ing scent never mind what it was chasing lol there’s plenty a deerhound crosses would slay a coyote 4s up ffs lol yeh, and thats what i said alot put apbt in the mix, for that very reason. ok your the expert on here lol , back on track do whippets have better feet than greyhounds . i did say that when i raced none ped whippets , never heard of bad foot probs , ok on flat grass , but could lads used there males on rabbits day/ night these dogs hit 23 in 35 lb strong little dogs pile into foxes no prob. just out of interest what type x do you think , be a good alrounder night/ day , that rabbit, fox, deer big/ small . i will admit that most of my hunting for 35 years been lamping , never had day time hare dogs like you had but did have good whippet x grey bitch with drop collie in it looked like greyhound , she caught couple in day fast/agile bitch nice alrounder lived till 14 . 1 1 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 12,204 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 1 minute ago, bird said: yeh, and thats what i said alot put apbt in the mix, for that very reason. ok your the expert on here lol , back on track do whippets have better feet than greyhounds . i did say that when i raced none ped whippets , never heard of bad foot probs , ok on flat grass , but could lads used there males on rabbits day/ night these dogs hit 23 in 35 lb strong little dogs pile into foxes no prob. just out of interest what type x do you think , be a good alrounder night/ day , that rabbit, fox, deer big/ small . i will admit that most of my hunting for 35 years been lamping , never had day time hare dogs like you had but did have good whippet x grey bitch with drop collie in it looked like greyhound , she caught couple in day fast/agile bitch nice alrounder lived till 14 . you didn’t bite like i thought ya would lol if you want bird grab blacky this season trot up north and will have a night day out mate to the question i’d say a good coursing bred with a drop a bull for all round but they won’t stop the strong hares mate only only one type do that and only the best of that type Quote Link to post
bird 9,863 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 9 minutes ago, mC HULL said: you didn’t bite like i thought ya would lol if you want bird grab blacky this season trot up north and will have a night day out mate to the question i’d say a good coursing bred with a drop a bull for all round but they won’t stop the strong hares mate only only one type do that and only the best of that type yeh me blacky good mates , once get me knee done, down for keyhole surgery , just got hang on till get me knee done . yeh you are right bullx greyx back to coursing stuff very good dogs ive see couple lamping very good put good night in and take what down the beam. sent a pm have a look Quote Link to post
Black neck 15,857 Posted October 9 Report Share Posted October 9 32 minutes ago, bird said: yeh me blacky good mates , once get me knee done, down for keyhole surgery , just got hang on till get me knee done . yeh you are right bullx greyx back to coursing stuff very good dogs ive see couple lamping very good put good night in and take what down the beam. sent a pm have a look Sort him out ray 1 Quote Link to post
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