For those that are interested

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

love to see some pics sounds good ...

 

 

I've already posted some a while ago but if you missed them, here he is:-

 

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Well done Paul, glad it worjked out for you.

 

Just one other thing Paul, can you tell me where I could get a pair of them shorts your wearing

[countrylass 0]

Well done mate

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

Well done Paul, glad it worjked out for you.

 

Just one other thing Paul, can you tell me where I could get a pair of them shorts your wearing

 

 

eeerrrr.................uuuummmmm ....... thats not me

 

eeeerrr they are my mates Sunday afternoon BBQ shorts

[Guest ooty]

had one off the track years ago,she behaved like a good allround lurcher stright away,nice 1,i love the way they churn the groung up behind them ,

Edited September 3, 2008 by ooty

[bird 9,867]

Makes me wonder if I've underestimated mine. She's just 2 now, and been with me a year. Sometimes I think she lives on a planet all by herself and is only interested in hunting my cat. But a few times now I've thought, maybe she'd be ok for lamping or something. She's daft as a bag of hammers, but I might give her a go just for fun and see what she does.

 

 

at home around the kids he plods around like a beddraggled seaside donkey......nothing excites him at all..hes like a grumpy ol bugger.

 

get him out....and its like Dr Jackyn Mr. Hide.........Never seen such a contrast in perosnality from one dog

 

 

Well done paul, grey's make great pet's, but if they ever kick off with another dog, they can be

Lethal . I helped a bloke once who had racing Kennels, and when a greyhound starts fighting , the power+damage would shock most people what a greyhound can do.

As you say they are a Jeckeyl+Hide Dog, but 90% of the time they are a very loving+honest dog.

BIRD

[Guest Zak]

well put Bird, they can be a nasty fighter.! i seen what they can do, not nice!!

but, most of the time, they are fine, muzzles's are a godsend and a good safety thing, thats why you see most greyhounds in kennels muzzeled, for safety reasons, just in case their is a fight.

[victor 10]

so im oging to guess re-homing a racing grey hound? my mate is jellious of my dog ans wants a grey hound, would you recomend?

[Guest world.hunters]

here are my 2, how do the rest of you find the stamina on a greyhound i always had the idea that it was totally shite and that they would be knackered after a couple runs but my 2 seem to last all night and still be up for more.

 

 

 

w.h

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

here are my 2, how do the rest of you find the stamina on a greyhound i always had the idea that it was totally shite and that they would be knackered after a couple runs but my 2 seem to last all night and still be up for more.

 

 

 

w.h

 

 

Anything thats been run once a week for 400 yards then slapped on the rotoary all week wont have that much stamina, but Im with continued worthis can be improved upon.

 

When I got mne it ran 200 yeards and callapsed in a heap...though it had croaked it was that unfit......already ina couple of weeks of free running and several lamping sessions his fitnnes and stamina have come on leaps and bounds.

 

I supose really you only get out what you put in......