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I have a 6month old pup Dam : Saluki Sire : Bull x greyhound...The pup is 20 inches to the shoulder im just wondering what size people think he will make he was bought for coursing hares mostly so hel need to be making 24-25 in my opinion any help would be great thanks.

 

 

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Edited by GaryMcEvoy
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It looks good for sure, looks already pretty fierce. I really like the look. I guess we will see next year how big he gets but I guess when he is 20 inch now he will maybe 23 inch at least in one year with all the bone visible.

 

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PS: Oh yeah it is in inch...so 5 inch is a lot like 15 cm but 3 inch extra after 7 months doesn't seem abnormal for a big dog.

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he will make 24/25 mate when i got mine at 5 months it was 18 now at 8 half month its 22 they dont stop growing until a year old fella anyway good luck with dog :victory:

this is her now :clapper:

what is the breeding of your dog mate.

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Thanks hope he does his mother is supposedly from well bred saluki crosses and i think his grand dam won the forley cup keep the opinions coming looking good so far

 

thanks Gary

i dont want to take the pi mate but i cant se mutch saluki in that dog

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Willow, to breed. I bred her out of a nearly half desertbred saluki bitch and the sire was out of Alan Sankeys Forley cup winning Dancer and Tommy Murrays Smokey. Tom put a real good 3/4 type bull cross on her. Those pups should do any quarry in Ireland. I only used Willow on hares but in her first season she took all three britsh species and won a do for first season dogs with 11 whities single handed from 11 slips. She would hardly miss an Irish hare if she got a bend in the open and killed the brown hares on fenland in Lincolnshire and fields in Yorkshire too.

 

This information came from a lad called boilo who contacted me about the pups...it dosent make much sense to me because i dont know the fen dog in any way but some of you might be able to make sense of it picture of dam aged 14months

 

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Willow, to breed. I bred her out of a nearly half desertbred saluki bitch and the sire was out of Alan Sankeys Forley cup winning Dancer and Tommy Murrays Smokey. Tom put a real good 3/4 type bull cross on her. Those pups should do any quarry in Ireland. I only used Willow on hares but in her first season she took all three britsh species and won a do for first season dogs with 11 whities single handed from 11 slips. She would hardly miss an Irish hare if she got a bend in the open and killed the brown hares on fenland in Lincolnshire and fields in Yorkshire too.

 

This information came from a lad called boilo who contacted me about the pups...it dosent make much sense to me because i dont know the fen dog in any way but some of you might be able to make sense of it picture of dam aged 14months

 

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all i can say is thats a cracking lookin bitch and your pup looks a belter.

best of luck.

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Willow, to breed. I bred her out of a nearly half desertbred saluki bitch and the sire was out of Alan Sankeys Forley cup winning Dancer and Tommy Murrays Smokey. Tom put a real good 3/4 type bull cross on her. Those pups should do any quarry in Ireland. I only used Willow on hares but in her first season she took all three britsh species and won a do for first season dogs with 11 whities single handed from 11 slips. She would hardly miss an Irish hare if she got a bend in the open and killed the brown hares on fenland in Lincolnshire and fields in Yorkshire too.

 

This information came from a lad called boilo who contacted me about the pups...it dosent make much sense to me because i dont know the fen dog in any way but some of you might be able to make sense of it picture of dam aged 14months

 

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smart lookin hound that :thumbs:
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