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any 1 worked a patterdale x whippet?


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Alright Dale, A good mate of mine has one thats a year old which funnily enough caught its first lamped rabbit the other night-if it was 3inches bigger it would be a cracking lamping dog for rabbits hopefully as she grows&strengthens she will get a bit quicker-it fears nothing&is as tough as you like!! for a ferreting/bushing dog i reckon she should be a cracker but as for an out & out running dog she may just lack a bit-but they arent all her size i dont suppose, hope this helps

Best regards The Chimp :)

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cheers lads , im sure when i was younger its what a guy had which is why i asked , but the patterdale seems such a strong working dog i thought combine that with the speed / agility of a running dog may become a great working dog .. maybe my theroy is incorrect :p

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hi dale I have a 3/4 pat 1/4 whippet she's a great little bushing dog pretty

quick too :good: her mother was an 1/2 cross brilliant on the rabbits in a small field

obviously lacking top end ,my bitch looks like a fine patt with a tail,hates anything that moves :)

i'll try to post some pics :good:

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Whippets arent the quietest or running dogs and patterdales open up all the time (even the hard ones lol) the chances of them opening up on rabbits would be high not realy desirable in a mooching dog I shouldnt think.If a small sized ferreting bushing dog is what your after I would of though the Beddy whippet might be more usefull lots of people have them and work them more than people work Patt crosses must be a reason for that.

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, yes bedlington whippets are really well used i have a whippet x bedlington at moment andshes great just wanted summit a little differnt so like i said thought the pat x whippet wud do the trick , guess was wrong eh

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Guest young lampers
Hi Dale not seen one of these but a [bANNED TEXT] used to have a whippet X jrt she was fantastic on rats & rabbits in thick cover great marker but lacked enough speed to catch on the run on a regular basis

 

wat was the height of that dog mate,just wondered,never seen one thats all thanks

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forget paterdale whippets lads get a bull x whippet they look amasing . and they are much more capable then a smaller terier cross .

 

ask ant g him and his lad have a couple of crackers.

had a three quarter whippet quarter pit bull amazing on rabbits live to hand not hard in the mouth at all great little bitch :good::good:

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Hi Dale not seen one of these but a [bANNED TEXT] used to have a whippet X jrt she was fantastic on rats & rabbits in thick cover great marker but lacked enough speed to catch on the run on a regular basis

 

wat was the height of that dog mate,just wondered,never seen one thats all thanks

 

She was approx 15inch to the shoulder & weighed approx 17lbs :good:

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Guest young lampers

Hi Dale not seen one of these but a [bANNED TEXT] used to have a whippet X jrt she was fantastic on rats & rabbits in thick cover great marker but lacked enough speed to catch on the run on a regular basis

 

wat was the height of that dog mate,just wondered,never seen one thats all thanks

 

She was approx 15inch to the shoulder & weighed approx 17lbs :good:

 

cheers mate are they just like a rough coated wippet ive got a beddy wippet x myself

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Hi Dale not seen one of these but a [bANNED TEXT] used to have a whippet X jrt she was fantastic on rats & rabbits in thick cover great marker but lacked enough speed to catch on the run on a regular basis

 

wat was the height of that dog mate,just wondered,never seen one thats all thanks

 

She was approx 15inch to the shoulder & weighed approx 17lbs :good:

 

cheers mate are they just like a rough coated wippet ive got a beddy wippet x myself

 

She was smooth coated with a docked tail

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