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would like to see some pics of greyhound x whippets if any of you have them , old or new, and what you run/ran them on, pref pre-ban but would be glad to see any pictures and any stories you have,

would like to find out more about these, am pretty new to the world of running dogs only been with them for about 6 months, used to work terriers,

have a 13 month old pup that i have just started on the lamp, not the best catcher in the world but has plenty of drive, which is something that pleases me greatly, not about big numbers for me, as long as she gives me 100% i am very happy

 

cheers guys

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very nice looking dogs mate!

what sort of height are they to the shoulder?

have you had any other lurchers to compare them to?

sorry about all the questions but i am genuinely interested and wonder why this is not a more popular cross

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ive got two mate 3\4 whippet 1\4 greys , still only young this is there second season but both are giving 100% when there out and you cant ask for more

 

 

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any good at retrieving charlie?

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some lovely pics of the dogs there, keep em comin

any of you had other types of lurchers and if so how do they compare to them,

 

if you have had a Bull x please dont compare it to that or the thread will turn the way all the others have when it is mentioned, lol

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ive got two mate 3\4 whippet 1\4 greys , still only young this is there second season but both are giving 100% when there out and you cant ask for more

 

 

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forgive me if im wrong but the one in the middle looks a bit small to be a lurcher!! :):)

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When my old feller was growing up, (early 50's) the only type of lurcher to have around here (Lancs) was a greyhound whippet. He says everyone had one back then, there was not much game around then, so whatever you used to run, you wanted a kill, (rabbit and hares) And the sheer speed saw to this.

He said if you got 3 or 4 rabbits then you had a superb day, or if you got a hare well you were a hero for the week!

He tried the same dogs in the dales when he first started going up there, obviously transport was the key.

He found the dogs superb for catching almost every rabbit that ran, but found them struggling to see the morning out after a lot of early season runs. (maybee 30 hard runs in the morning).

I saw a few run in my earlier years, they were dynamite, and very entertaining to watch.

Thats all I can add, hope this helps a little. :thumbs:

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