Beardie lurchers

[threbb 0]

Who knows about these lurchers.I have heard lots of good things and a few bad ones about them so i would like to hear from someone who has more than 5minutes experience of them to give me some knowledge about there capabilities and there temprements or anything useful really.Thats all thanks.

[Guest mickyrichardson]

I run a beardie/whippet/Grey and he does all i ask of him and does it well he is a pleasure to have in my kennels

[Guest kya]

i love them

strong hardy workers

lots to give take most quarry

peasure to work .

and my first choice it would be

over any other .

[whin 463]

got to the finals of a hunting trail hardier then any other colli type especailly if you need a dog to work ,down side i only no a few people now who have them , pure beardies who work the hill but luckly there dead local ,what ive seen so far there the best of the colli crosses ive saw for takeing everyhting in there stride and living out in a harsh enviroment down side they can be hard to train and handle but maybe down to the individaulists mines took roe foxes hares rabbits single handed a good bitch but gave her away to a good home should have bred of her

[whin 463]

took her out wi a mate in sep not real fit she still knocked 28 rabbits over and an hour rest was good for another 12 easy ,ye i miss thta old dog weather doesnt bother them they are good dogs

[Keeps 403]

I have a 1/4 beardie 3/4 greyhound - can't fault him. I agree with Kya's comments.

 

 

 

 

[trader 0]

they are as close to the old norfolk lurcher that you could get .regardless of what the others say whom breed these type of dogs. ive seen the adverts in the comics for norfolk lurchers/tumblers and they are no more norfolk than frank skinner

[Guest kya]

love the dog and piks keeps .

very nice .i thought i worked rough

terrain but that looks a fine place.

and i love them for their working ability .

i would disagree with training ability .

the first lurcher i owned was a beardie grey .

and we taught and trained one another .

and i found all ive had working is their nature.

and nothing easier to stock train.

very inteligent dogs probably somtimes a little headstrong.

but ive only kept the dogs ,bitches probably a little easier

Edited December 10, 2008 by kya

[Graham Nicholson 0]

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Edited December 13, 2008 by Graham Nicholson

[Guest mickyrichardson]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest kya]

really nice read that thanks

[Graham Nicholson 0]

really nice read that thanks

 

 

Your more than welcome

[Graham Nicholson 0]

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[Graham Nicholson 0]

Who knows about these lurchers.I have heard lots of good things and a few bad ones about them so i would like to hear from someone who has more than 5minutes experience of them to give me some knowledge about there capabilities and there temprements or anything useful really.Thats all thanks.

 

 

 

 

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