Bullie against saluki.

[whin 463]

study them in other words see them run for a few seasons doing the same as my own dogs who are treid and tested , and would only want ones that are fast enough to pull whats on offer flush roe hares ferret the odd fox , as we are not plagued with foxes and you cant eat them sell them but are sport when nowts else is out , if your going to edit put the whole post up not just parts mate etc come stubble time my dogs do alot of miles so theold bull would need to be gifted with running wind etc feet and sense as there plentygame on offer on these big ole estates cheers

[timjim 43]

well id like to add the bull is purposly bred for its lock jaw

 

and you recon that you used to breed bulls ?, you must have been there for the money mate, i would expect that sort of statement on a police report or from a dda supporter

 

as for the subject of which dog is best allrounder, i aint touching that with a 40 foot barge pole! lol

[Guest ooty]

nither of them are an alrounder,!!!

 

Dont agree there mate. Whats your reason for saying it? Have you owned both? Suppose you think a collie grey types an all rounder.

yes yes ans yes!! never had anything other than collie steady enough to work long nets,not putting either down,have a very good bull greyhound and owned a beautifull saluki that made little effort takeing hare here in norfolk,dont think its posable or fair to conpaire such differnt dogs Edited July 17, 2008 by ooty

[blackpack 70]

cant compare the 2 ive seen and had collie crosses and they can have very hard mouths but them any lurcher can and theres nothing you can do about that im not a bull cross person but what i have seen of them i rate them highly there work rate is amazing and efficient and the ones my mates have will do the jobs most lurchers can do

[gavmac 0]

For a dog to be an allrounder it must consistantly catch all quarry day and night on all types of ground and 90% of 1\2 bull crosses would be too slow for hares and roe .

[stormrider8 59]

For a dog to be an allrounder it must consistantly catch all quarry day and night on all types of ground and 90% of 1\2 bull crosses would be too slow for hares and roe .

 

 

Different types of ground certaintly pay a big part in it, they must do. Loads of times i have heard people on this site refer to roe as being fast. But all i can put it down to is area in which they live. Live down south and i can honestly say that i have seen so many different dogs catch them, including a collie a deerhound greyhound type with only 3 legs. Seen them hit hedges, fences ditches etc. No comparison to a hare.. all pre ban of course

[gazbull 4]

Without starting a riot... which is the best all rounder?

i have a saluki/bullgreyhound carnt go wrong mate

[stormrider8 59]

Without starting a riot... which is the best all rounder?

i have a saluki/bullgreyhound carnt go wrong mate

 

There seems to be a few around now. I can understand your way of thinking. Bit a fire in its belly and the wind to go with it.. Good luck with yours

[Guest ooty]

nither of them are an alrounder,!!!

 

 

got to agree how many bull x men and saluki men use them for going out ferreting or the smaller game with success and how many bull x bring their game back to hand without it being crunched ie a rabbit

 

Mine does and works ferrets and cover and retrieves wild foul and catches rats and mice and bites on command and she is very friendly and walks to heal when out in the feild and lets my six year old take it's bone and says sausages so there.

 

edited to say and she is only nine months old.

there cant be an arguement.lots depends on what percentage of which blood.whos training it etc.iv trained a good few different dogs to a fair standard and ownd both,my 3 8th 5 8th bull x cross is eager to please but still leaving rabbits crunched in the hedge,he is definatly in his own when it comes to larger game,most dogs that are bred for allrounders are always better at some jobs than others i find