collie greyhound

[Guest buster]

i have got a collie greyhound from hancock he is 17 month old and he is a good ferreting dog he has been out on the lamp and improves with every outing

 

 

hi matey , what size is he, is he a first cross , cheers savageboy

 

Here are a few photos of the dog

 

 

 

Nice looking dogs [bANNED TEXT]

[dirtydawg 0]

thats a cracking dog mate,good luck for the future

[collie/grey 238]

cheers flying fox for the feedback, glad the dog is coming on well, one of my lurcher,s called spider was bred , on the bitches side was greyhound whippet ,,, on the dogs side was 3/4 collie greyhound, and he was a fantastic dog great at ferreting great at lamping would slaughter fox mark setts was an out standing dog . he was my last lurcher, not had one for 5 years . so i feel like a novice again even though i worked em for over 20 years lol.

 

but i no no one with collie greyhound ,s only hancock , so i can do with loads of feed back on people who have got is dog,s , i don,t want feedback on the guy him self just how is dogs are working .

cheers all the best and thanks again to people who have sent me feedback it is really much appriecated

and please keep the feedback coming and of course any pictures , my family cannot wait for a pup lol, so any pictures from hancock dogs will make them happy , cheers savageboy

 

 

Hi savageboy, i will probably get shouted at but hey i don't care. I have 3 hancock dogs and i am pleased with them all. My 3/4 greyhound 1/4 Collie bitch is the best out of the 3, she takes all quarry, jumps, retrieves live to hand and she has speed, shes 25.5''. The 1/2 cross also does what the 3/4 does, but he just lacks that extra speed, endless amounts of stamina and brains though, 27''. 3/8 5/8 will take anything but fox, but she won't jump, shes 24''.

 

Tasha 3/4 greyhound 1/4 border collie.

 

 

Wilfie 1/2 greyhound 1/2 border collie.

 

 

Harriet 5/8 greyhound 3/8 beardie/border collie.

 

 

Now im not saying that hancock is the best breeder around, because he isn't and i don't like the way he rears the pups or keeps his dogs, but i didn't know anyone else who bred colie/greyhounds at the time i wanted some. Plus the fact, i didn't need hancock to socialize them coz i did it myself and i have no problems with them.

[Guest savageboy]

wow matey them collie greyhounds look the buisness , luv merles fancy one of them me self , but would do me head in with every body stopping me say what a nice looking dog you have lol. cheers matey , cheers savageboy

[Guest savageboy]

me new pup , 5/8 greyhound 3/8 collie . cheers savageboy

 

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[Guest markbrick1]

the amount of dogs hancock throws out there will be fantastic and absolute shite its mainly up to the owner and thats were i mainly lay the blame on bad dogs the 5(8th 3(8th is a good cross but i would look for working parents before i made a trip to the hancock kennel thanks mark

[ferreterno1 0]

thats a lovely pup mate i like the rough coates no too keen on the merles myself though

[Guest savageboy]

hey up [bANNED TEXT] this is a pic of my [bANNED TEXT]'s dogs,the 1 on the left is a hancock dog an the 1 on the right is a bullx

awsome dogs both are,ive seen en on all legal quarry [bANNED TEXT]

 

nice one matey , yer mates got nice dogs there. good meeting yer in the gunshop as well bullet, soon as me pup,s grown up we,ll take em out . looking forward to back end to start em off on ferreting . slowly learn em the trade. . cheers buddy savageboy

[Moorman 1 1,452]

A few pics of my old 3/8 5/8.These dogs get exeptionally good at what you show them the most.They are definately a dog that gets better and better the more that you get them out.Not a dog you can just shut up in a kennel.

 

 

 

 

 

And here doing what he does best,marking a game bird thief to ground.

 

[Guest savageboy]

nice one matey , nice dog , looks just like mine , here,s a picture of mine (skye) who is 8 weeks old and me mates whippet greyhound bull (roxie) who is 11 weeks old . cheers savageboy

 

 

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[inan 841]

well as yer no i,ve gotme eye on greyhound bedlington whippet pup. but i all so like collie greyhound,s

so first hancock breeds them and as been in the game for years. now if i could get some feed back on these dogs, which would be the best for ferreting lamping , a first cross coillie greyhound or a

3/4 collie greyhpund . or a collie greyhound whippet. i want somthing about 23 inch up to 25 inch approx.

and some feed back on hancocks dogs, all this would help me quest for me lurcher pup .

cheers good hunting savageboy

 

Hi mate I have heard alot about hancock dogs, i have had one myself,and also bred from hancock. Alot of people slag them off but it is the same as i always say its not the dog its the person what is training it.

You have got to have alot of patience because the dog has got collie in and collies are one of the cleaverest dogs there is, and stubborn. You have got to buy them from 6-8 week old and socialise them alot and plenty of affection because hancock dont give them any, thats the reason why they can be hard to break.

I had one gave me he was ill treated he was 10 month old, it took me ages to get him right, and then i bred from him and kept a dog out of the litter he made a wonderful retreiver and alround hunting dog same has is dad.

ps: If i was you i would go for the 3/4 greyhound 1/4 collie or the 5/8 greyhound 3/8 border collie,because the beardly collie can be nervous but good when they are 2-3 years old.

I hope i have helped you with your question.

 

 

well as yer no i,ve gotme eye on greyhound bedlington whippet pup. but i all so like collie greyhound,s

so first hancock breeds them and as been in the game for years. now if i could get some feed back on these dogs, which would be the best for ferreting lamping , a first cross coillie greyhound or a

3/4 collie greyhpund . or a collie greyhound whippet. i want somthing about 23 inch up to 25 inch approx.

and some feed back on hancocks dogs, all this would help me quest for me lurcher pup .

cheers good hunting savageboy

 

Hi mate I have heard alot about hancock dogs, i have had one myself,and also bred from hancock. Alot of people slag them off but it is the same as i always say its not the dog its the person what is training it.

You have got to have alot of patience because the dog has got collie in and collies are one of the cleaverest dogs there is, and stubborn. You have got to buy them from 6-8 week old and socialise them alot and plenty of affection because hancock dont give them any, thats the reason why they can be hard to break.

I had one gave me he was ill treated he was 10 month old, it took me ages to get him right, and then i bred from him and kept a dog out of the litter he made a wonderful retreiver and alround hunting dog same has is dad.

ps: If i was you i would go for the 3/4 greyhound 1/4 collie or the 5/8 greyhound 3/8 border collie,because the beardly collie can be nervous but good when they are 2-3 years old.

I hope i have helped you with your question.

[inan 841]

hi savageboy ive had 1 dog bred by hancock a 3/4 g 1/4 border. out of a stud called chuckles charley stood27" very hyper as pup turned out a good dog vry good on rabbits good on fox and took a few hares here in kent very soft mouthed you could let bolters go unharmed had a good nose i used him to the gun as well very fast and agile never regretted getting him my mate andy had abitch belle out of enock beardie border x g she took munts roe couple of jacks and hundreds of bunnies plus fox id say for mouching ferreting they are fine heard good reports about typp ratchers line but ive no personal exp of themhope this helps ps we called hancocks skull island sheeps heads every where but the dogs turned out ok regards INAN>

[shepp 2,285]

cheers flying fox for the feedback, glad the dog is coming on well, one of my lurcher,s called spider was bred , on the bitches side was greyhound whippet ,,, on the dogs side was 3/4 collie greyhound, and he was a fantastic dog great at ferreting great at lamping would slaughter fox mark setts was an out standing dog . he was my last lurcher, not had one for 5 years . so i feel like a novice again even though i worked em for over 20 years lol.

 

but i no no one with collie greyhound ,s only hancock , so i can do with loads of feed back on people who have got is dog,s , i don,t want feedback on the guy him self just how is dogs are working .

cheers all the best and thanks again to people who have sent me feedback it is really much appriecated

and please keep the feedback coming and of course any pictures , my family cannot wait for a pup lol, so any pictures from hancock dogs will make them happy , cheers savageboy

 

 

Hi savageboy, i will probably get shouted at but hey i don't care. I have 3 hancock dogs and i am pleased with them all. My 3/4 greyhound 1/4 Collie bitch is the best out of the 3, she takes all quarry, jumps, retrieves live to hand and she has speed, shes 25.5''. The 1/2 cross also does what the 3/4 does, but he just lacks that extra speed, endless amounts of stamina and brains though, 27''. 3/8 5/8 will take anything but fox, but she won't jump, shes 24''.

 

Tasha 3/4 greyhound 1/4 border collie.

 

 

 

 

Wilfie 1/2 greyhound 1/2 border collie.

 

 

 

Harriet 5/8 greyhound 3/8 beardie/border collie.

 

 

 

 

Now im not saying that hancock is the best breeder around, because he isn't and i don't like the way he rears the pups or keeps his dogs, but i didn't know anyone else who bred colie/greyhounds at the time i wanted some. Plus the fact, i didn't need hancock to socialize them coz i did it myself and i have no problems with them.

Do you find the ones with more collie in them noticeably more intelligent and easier to train?

[colliejohn 840]

cheers flying fox for the feedback, glad the dog is coming on well, one of my lurcher,s called spider was bred , on the bitches side was greyhound whippet ,,, on the dogs side was 3/4 collie greyhound, and he was a fantastic dog great at ferreting great at lamping would slaughter fox mark setts was an out standing dog . he was my last lurcher, not had one for 5 years . so i feel like a novice again even though i worked em for over 20 years lol.

 

but i no no one with collie greyhound ,s only hancock , so i can do with loads of feed back on people who have got is dog,s , i don,t want feedback on the guy him self just how is dogs are working .

cheers all the best and thanks again to people who have sent me feedback it is really much appriecated

and please keep the feedback coming and of course any pictures , my family cannot wait for a pup lol, so any pictures from hancock dogs will make them happy , cheers savageboy

 

 

Hi savageboy, i will probably get shouted at but hey i don't care. I have 3 hancock dogs and i am pleased with them all. My 3/4 greyhound 1/4 Collie bitch is the best out of the 3, she takes all quarry, jumps, retrieves live to hand and she has speed, shes 25.5''. The 1/2 cross also does what the 3/4 does, but he just lacks that extra speed, endless amounts of stamina and brains though, 27''. 3/8 5/8 will take anything but fox, but she won't jump, shes 24''.

 

Tasha 3/4 greyhound 1/4 border collie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wilfie 1/2 greyhound 1/2 border collie.

 

 

 

 

Harriet 5/8 greyhound 3/8 beardie/border collie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now im not saying that hancock is the best breeder around, because he isn't and i don't like the way he rears the pups or keeps his dogs, but i didn't know anyone else who bred colie/greyhounds at the time i wanted some. Plus the fact, i didn't need hancock to socialize them coz i did it myself and i have no problems with them.

Do you find the ones with more collie in them noticeably more intelligent and easier to train?

i own a bitch which is three quarter fell collie a quarter greyhound they are very intelligent and easy to train,as i think all collie crosses are.regards collie john.

[collie/grey 238]

cheers flying fox for the feedback, glad the dog is coming on well, one of my lurcher,s called spider was bred , on the bitches side was greyhound whippet ,,, on the dogs side was 3/4 collie greyhound, and he was a fantastic dog great at ferreting great at lamping would slaughter fox mark setts was an out standing dog . he was my last lurcher, not had one for 5 years . so i feel like a novice again even though i worked em for over 20 years lol.

 

but i no no one with collie greyhound ,s only hancock , so i can do with loads of feed back on people who have got is dog,s , i don,t want feedback on the guy him self just how is dogs are working .

cheers all the best and thanks again to people who have sent me feedback it is really much appriecated

and please keep the feedback coming and of course any pictures , my family cannot wait for a pup lol, so any pictures from hancock dogs will make them happy , cheers savageboy

 

 

Hi savageboy, i will probably get shouted at but hey i don't care. I have 3 hancock dogs and i am pleased with them all. My 3/4 greyhound 1/4 Collie bitch is the best out of the 3, she takes all quarry, jumps, retrieves live to hand and she has speed, shes 25.5''. The 1/2 cross also does what the 3/4 does, but he just lacks that extra speed, endless amounts of stamina and brains though, 27''. 3/8 5/8 will take anything but fox, but she won't jump, shes 24''.

 

Tasha 3/4 greyhound 1/4 border collie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wilfie 1/2 greyhound 1/2 border collie.

 

 

 

 

Harriet 5/8 greyhound 3/8 beardie/border collie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now im not saying that hancock is the best breeder around, because he isn't and i don't like the way he rears the pups or keeps his dogs, but i didn't know anyone else who bred colie/greyhounds at the time i wanted some. Plus the fact, i didn't need hancock to socialize them coz i did it myself and i have no problems with them.

Do you find the ones with more collie in them noticeably more intelligent and easier to train?

 

The 1/2 cross was easiest to train and is most intelligent, he is very headstrong though and is too colliefied! He is mental. The other 2 are much calmer, but they are still quite brainy, the 3/4 learns new tricks very quickly.