My lurcher

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

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[BULLDOUG 199]

A very hansom looking boy

[lurcherchavvy 3]

got some head on it

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

A very strong looking dog there......

 

 

here comes the age old question ................................. hows is it bred????

 

 

credit to you anywaY

[whin 463]

strong dog there but hows his work rate is he a good provider of game

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

A very strong looking dog there......

 

 

here comes the age old question ................................. hows is it bred????

 

 

credit to you anywaY

Hes a half cross-

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[whin 463]

how do you find these heavy dogs feet wise on roughish land do they hold up or are they ometimes abit lame if out a lot and running alot

[witton 6]

Very nice

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

Aye there have been times when his feet and lower legs have become cut and scraped. Mainly when frosty or on very rocky or stoney ground. They have needed some attention quite a few times, but never to the extent where he has become lame. Touch wood.

 

I havnt had much experience with other breeds or crosses, but I would guess that the lighter crosses perhaps wouldnt get their feet so badly knocked up.

[farmer 0]

nice looking tool mate

[witton 6]

Whats it like on the bigger game?

A tool like that is wasted on rabbits......each to there own tho like

Witton

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

Whats it like on the bigger game?

A tool like that is wasted on rabbits......each to there own tho like

Witton

Hes not a rabbiting dog!!!!

[whin 463]

had guys over from ireland and belfast and newry with dogs all were bull crosses , nice dogs but were not used to lamping and were rough on edible game away to rough but he used his as pack catchers for there harreirs and terreirs diffrent type of game, all in all one flushed a roe out of cover in grey dark with the aid of a lite and coursed it through a feild over a fence and through a feild good catch but dog food by the time we got there but still a nice dog cheers

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

had guys over from ireland and belfast and newry with dogs all were bull crosses , nice dogs but were not used to lamping and were rough on edible game away to rough but he used his as pack catchers for there harreirs and terreirs diffrent type of game, all in all one flushed a roe out of cover in grey dark with the aid of a lite and coursed it through a feild over a fence and through a feild good catch but dog food by the time we got there but still a nice dog cheers

 

Mine does alot of lamping, hes steady and obedient. A lot of work with the terriers. And plenty of daytime hunting.

He has his faults- He's not soft mouthed! But the edible game he catches is useable and never mauled.

And he dosent retrieve, so when he's well away from us with a catch, ill have to find him.

[Ste* 0]

Nice dog mate.