Father of my ACD/GREY/WHIP

[wild rover 548]

blue cattle dog, father of my pup

[Guest burnleylad]

blue cattle dog, father of my pup

 

 

 

dont like the look of that dog mate

[ferret boy charlie 0]

nice i allways thought they were called blue heelers

[wild rover 548]

blue cattle dog, father of my pup

 

 

 

dont like the look of that dog mate

 

Ha why frighten you !!!

[wild rover 548]

nice i allways thought they were called blue heelers

 

They are Australian Cattle Dogs mate ofter called heelers, when used on cattle they nipped at the feet of the cattle to move them on, hence heelers.

[mistwalker 0]

I had a 1st cross like these a few years ago from a guy in Cleator Moor - wouldn't be you by any chance, would it?

[ASME IX 1]

what breeding is your cattle dog?

 

asme9

[rabbit tourmentor 29]

have you got any pictures of the whip/grey heeler i like these crosses cheers r.t

[wild rover 548]

I had a 1st cross like these a few years ago from a guy in Cleator Moor - wouldn't be you by any chance, would it?

no but it was my mate simon, i have had them ever since, was yours back out of first litter about 93 acd called murphy

[wild rover 548]

have you got any pictures of the whip/grey heeler i like these crosses cheers r.t

 

these have been on earlier threads, pup aged 10 months now

 

 

[fireman 10,929]

blue cattle dog, father of my pup

 

 

 

dont like the look of that dog mate

Now each to there own but look at it like this mate,to breed a lurcher you need 1,a running dog,or mix of said dogs,you also need a sutable x to go with it.The acd holds a lot of positive benifits for such a cross,look at the bone/compactness/strength of those front legs,the width of skull does meen a bigger brighter brain,it also holds onto a great set of jaws that hold power deseptive to their size,a totaly weather proof coat thats neither to short or to long and with good density one that would suit both rough or smooth coat fans,things you can't see are a desire to please,a natural guarding trait,the agility of almost any breed,stamina in bucket loads all held together with a good dose of drive in a almost indestructable body.Really what more could you want in a breed you are going to use in lurcher breeding?,looks arn't everything mate. .Our pups have started to get a few speckled patches on them now Wild rover,i'll let it get a bit clearer and i'll put some pics up this week.

[wild rover 548]

blue cattle dog, father of my pup

 

 

 

dont like the look of that dog mate

Now each to there own but look at it like this mate,to breed a lurcher you need 1,a running dog,or mix of said dogs,you also need a sutable x to go with it.The acd holds a lot of positive benifits for such a cross,look at the bone/compactness/strength of those front legs,the width of skull does meen a bigger brighter brain,it also holds onto a great set of jaws that hold power deseptive to their size,a totaly weather proof coat thats neither to short or to long and with good density one that would suit both rough or smooth coat fans,things you can't see are a desire to please,a natural guarding trait,the agility of almost any breed,stamina in bucket loads all held together with a good dose of drive in a almost indestructable body.Really what more could you want in a breed you are going to use in lurcher breeding?,looks arn't everything mate. .Our pups have started to get a few speckled patches on them now Wild rover,i'll let it get a bit clearer and i'll put some pics up this week.

 

well put mate, look forward to see photos

[mistwalker 0]

I had a 1st cross like these a few years ago from a guy in Cleator Moor - wouldn't be you by any chance, would it?

no but it was my mate simon, i have had them ever since, was yours back out of first litter about 93 acd called murphy

 

Aye, Simon D****. Mine was from his second litter - 1998-ish? Drove all the way down and had great fun watching his videos of his pup from teh first litter retrieving rabbits at about 10 wks (dead of course) The pup was going well until he popped a toe quite badly and had to be retired. Strong big fecker, he hit 25". I spoke to Simon the year after at Chatsworth and he reckoned that must have been the biggest in the litter as the rest hit about 23"-ish. He was good at the rabbiting game before his accident. Tell Simon I said hello.

 

 

Kev

[wild rover 548]

I had a 1st cross like these a few years ago from a guy in Cleator Moor - wouldn't be you by any chance, would it?

no but it was my mate simon, i have had them ever since, was yours back out of first litter about 93 acd called murphy

 

Aye, Simon D****. Mine was from his second litter - 1998-ish? Drove all the way down and had great fun watching his videos of his pup from teh first litter retrieving rabbits at about 10 wks (dead of course) The pup was going well until he popped a toe quite badly and had to be retired. Strong big fecker, he hit 25". I spoke to Simon the year after at Chatsworth and he reckoned that must have been the biggest in the litter as the rest hit about 23"-ish. He was good at the rabbiting game before his accident. Tell Simon I said hello.

 

ha yes I have a copy of the video, I had the black one from the first litter, then another black one in 2000, from two 1/2 crosses, thats the one in the photos, see thread bull x jumping , all been good workers, got ACD/GREY/WHIP now 10 months only small but going well on the rabbits.

Kev

[jakepotjo 3]

I had a 1st cross like these a few years ago from a guy in Cleator Moor - wouldn't be you by any chance, would it?

no but it was my mate simon, i have had them ever since, was yours back out of first litter about 93 acd called murphy

 

Aye, Simon D****. Mine was from his second litter - 1998-ish? Drove all the way down and had great fun watching his videos of his pup from teh first litter retrieving rabbits at about 10 wks (dead of course) The pup was going well until he popped a toe quite badly and had to be retired. Strong big fecker, he hit 25". I spoke to Simon the year after at Chatsworth and he reckoned that must have been the biggest in the litter as the rest hit about 23"-ish. He was good at the rabbiting game before his accident. Tell Simon I said hello.

 

 

Kev

 

 

is simon still doing these the dog i had was out of the 1998 litter and was 25 tts as well big strong lad and would do everything pre ban i am looking in to them for the future unfurtunatly cant afford one off firman but would want one this year