mushroom 13,570 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 17 minutes ago, mC HULL said: who’s going to know that apart from the owner ffs lol ive a son who people say is a lot like him i’ll tell you for a million percent he aint 40 kg lol Look back at the question. I asked if anyone knew! In regards to the weight of Cabron, you can feel free to come here and tell the vet that weighs him annually he is/his scales are wrong Anyway, it was a curiosity question and you have no fuucking idea of the the answer! So sit down.. besitos XXXX 1 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 14,471 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 2 minutes ago, chartpolski said: No bull in the originals, I’m sure, but plenty added bull later. I saw a Minshaws x bull blue bitch, it was stunning. People called them Minshaws long after the Minshaws blood had been well diluted with other blood. Cheers. with you mate Quote Link to post
mC HULL 14,471 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 21 minutes ago, chartpolski said: Dogs change over time, use, conditions, etc. Master McGrath was 53lb; Now Irish coursing greyhounds go over 100lb. Cheers. 100 lb is a massive dog mate some a them coursing greys be 32 plus and are muscled up heavy not many running dogs that size maybe the type you keep Quote Link to post
Leo Sayer 3,327 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 11 minutes ago, chartpolski said: No bull in the originals, I’m sure, but plenty added bull later. I saw a Minshaws x bull blue bitch, it was stunning. People called them Minshaws long after the Minshaws blood had been well diluted with other blood. Cheers. No bull in the ones we used to run, my dog was a grandson of blue and one of the lads I used lamp with from up there was out of Andy's Bulpa. I can't comment on the recent ones as it was the 90,s when I kept and ran them. They were just a lurcher x lurcher mix, but ours were heavy with collie. But they kept are freezers full of all sorts and us on our toes back then lamping 2 Quote Link to post
chartpolski 25,825 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 5 minutes ago, mC HULL said: 100 lb is a massive dog mate some a them coursing greys be 32 plus and are muscled up heavy not many running dogs that size maybe the type you keep My bitch is 28 1/2” and 75lb . Her half brother is 34”, don’t know how heavy; He was a big pup !! Cheers. 2 Quote Link to post
WataWalloper 1,841 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 That deerhound x baw bag I had was 33ats an 108lb and he was solid built 1 Quote Link to post
Pardus 498 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 D.Cooper near me had a line of huge deerhound/bull/greyhounds back in the 90's. Big smooth blue brindles, beautiful looking dogs. Quote Link to post
Leo Sayer 3,327 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 5 minutes ago, Pardus said: D.Cooper near me had a line of huge deerhound/bull/greyhounds back in the 90's. Big smooth blue brindles, beautiful looking dogs. Was him who jumped out of a plane with a load of cash ??? Lol Quote Link to post
Pardus 498 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 1 minute ago, Leo Sayer said: Was him who jumped out of a plane with a load of cash ??? Lol Just as dodgy mate. Lol 1 Quote Link to post
dodger 3,110 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 (edited) 2 hours ago, mushroom said: Look back at the question. I asked if anyone knew! In regards to the weight of Cabron, you can feel free to come here and tell the vet that weighs him annually he is/his scales are wrong Anyway, it was a curiosity question and you have no fuucking idea of the the answer! So sit down.. besitos XXXX As said his dam was only 23" n 22kg but her dam was pure bull to a pure saluki n her sire was a big lump out of slinky snowys brother bet he was 28 inch n bomb proof built there's a pick of him in one of darcys books I think with wilbar who I got the dam of your dog off. Edited March 29 by dodger 1 Quote Link to post
dodger 3,110 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 5 hours ago, Leo Sayer said: Probably early 90,s mate Quote Link to post
TOMO 27,459 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 I can well belive that carbon is 40 kilos...I've seen him in the flesh as an adult in Spain a few years ago when I met up with mush ....I've had a bitch sal grey out of captain that was 26 inch and 60lb...and Cabron was alot bigger than her...I would guess he was 27...28....and carrying alot of size with hight....Big powerful dog he was. 1 Quote Link to post
Chevy Chase 93 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 15 minutes ago, TOMO said: I can well belive that carbon is 40 kilos...I've seen him in the flesh as an adult in Spain a few years ago when I met up with mush ....I've had a bitch sal grey out of captain that was 26 inch and 60lb...and Cabron was alot bigger than her...I would guess he was 27...28....and carrying alot of size with hight....Big powerful dog he was. Hows he bred? Quote Link to post
jukel123 9,046 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 6 hours ago, Leo Sayer said: Vic showed me and his photo albums . Plenty of stuff put to bed. I had a grandson out of blue I had a bitch which was a daughter and granddaughter of Blue. I had high hopes of if when it was a pup. But it turned out to absolutely crap. It would take me all evening to list its faults. Trust me it was a dud. Too inbred I reckon. Quote Link to post
Leo Sayer 3,327 Posted March 29 Report Share Posted March 29 Just now, jukel123 said: I had a bitch which was a daughter and granddaughter of Blue. I had high hopes of if when it was a pup. But it turned out to absolutely crap. It would take me all evening to list its faults. Trust me it was a dud. Too inbred I reckon. They can’t all be winners, I had a grandson to bulpa , had high hopes for the pup. But it just never got used to travelling in motors . And at that time in my life all my lamping was a good few hours travelling. I ended up gifting the sapling to a local lad who bushed foxes local , as unfortunately the pup never ever was right in motor’s . Quote Link to post
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