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[jackarmstrong 4]

Everyone that I have spoken to will not give me a straight answer to, "Are Handcocks dogs any good". You see other dogs on lamping videos and they look great, but there seems to me that there is to many dogs in their make up, Lurcher x lurcher back to half bread collie and an eight whippet allways seems to be in there someware.

Im after a ferreting dog that can work the lamp aswell, Im not after a big dog, say 21 to 22 inches max.

I have 2 bitches at present, a whippet and a greyhound x collie. the Lurcher is getting on and needs retiering, hence my quest for a first rate lamping bitch to replace her.

Everone has different views and ideas, so lets hear them and have a good old debate on it and maybe point me in the right direction.

 

Many Thanks to everone who replies.

whippet/grey x collie/grey cant go wrong pal, excellent nose for marking up and excellent burst off speed in pursuit of rabbits in the day time, on the lamp are just as good not to big ( mine is 24 tts) so have great turning ability and fast off the mark. This is my opinion but i havent owned every breed of dog so no one knows the best working dog.

 

atb J.A

[johnystapes28 0]

Everyone that I have spoken to will not give me a straight answer to, "Are Handcocks dogs any good". You see other dogs on lamping videos and they look great, but there seems to me that there is to many dogs in their make up, Lurcher x lurcher back to half bread collie and an eight whippet allways seems to be in there someware.

Im after a ferreting dog that can work the lamp aswell, Im not after a big dog, say 21 to 22 inches max.

I have 2 bitches at present, a whippet and a greyhound x collie. the Lurcher is getting on and needs retiering, hence my quest for a first rate lamping bitch to replace her.

Everone has different views and ideas, so lets hear them and have a good old debate on it and maybe point me in the right direction.

 

Many Thanks to everone who replies.

I HAVE GOT A COLLIE WHIPPET GREYHOUND FOR LAMPING AND DONT GO FAR WRONG WITH IT BUT EVERYONE HAS THERE OWN OPINION ON THERE OWN DOG.

I HAVE COME ACROSS ONE HANDCOCK LURCHER AND THOUGHT IT WAS A CRACKING DOG.

GOOD LUCK,

I HAVE A SALUKIXGREYHOUND FOR SALE IF YOU KNOW ANYONE INTERESTED

[jackarmstrong 4]

cant go wrong with a bit of whippet mate atb

 

J.A

[Wild Boy 0]

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[dark snipe 0]

each breed is better than the next at some thing it just depends what you want them to do.

[Wild Boy 0]

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[fordie 8]

i have a 50%50%collie/greyhound bitch and a greyhound bitch and i got a bull/greyhound/collie/greyhound put back to 3/8collie5/8greyhound for next season

[bird 10,013]

colliexgrey, colliexgreyxbullgrey, dogs of about 24-25ins 50-60lb, will take anything in the lamp you put them on [ brain,power,speed] good lamp dogs.

[lurcherboi123 0]

colliexgrey, colliexgreyxbullgrey, dogs of about 24-25ins 50-60lb, will take anything in the lamp you put them on [ brain,power,speed] good lamp dogs.

collie greyhound whippet mate mine is starting now and she is going good

[Guest darlolad]

i have just got a collie x grey bedlington x grey laguna whippet x grey its 9 month old ill get some time in the week he look's top dog lol

[jordanmb 0]

dont get a whippet they are worse than little ancel biters

[Guest lurchers n lamps]

Everyone that I have spoken to will not give me a straight answer to, "Are Handcocks dogs any good". You see other dogs on lamping videos and they look great, but there seems to me that there is to many dogs in their make up, Lurcher x lurcher back to half bread collie and an eight whippet allways seems to be in there someware.

Im after a ferreting dog that can work the lamp aswell, Im not after a big dog, say 21 to 22 inches max.

I have 2 bitches at present, a whippet and a greyhound x collie. the Lurcher is getting on and needs retiering, hence my quest for a first rate lamping bitch to replace her.

Everone has different views and ideas, so lets hear them and have a good old debate on it and maybe point me in the right direction.

 

Many Thanks to everone who replies.

whippet/grey x collie/grey cant go wrong pal, excellent nose for marking up and excellent burst off speed in pursuit of rabbits in the day time, on the lamp are just as good not to big ( mine is 24 tts) so have great turning ability and fast off the mark. This is my opinion but i havent owned every breed of dog so no one knows the best working dog.

 

atb J.A

il secand that. mine is 25/26 tts very intellagent dog good off the mark speed and bags of stamina dose well both ferriting and lamping

[poacher3161 1,766]

dont get an hancock dog try and find a lurcher pup from working parent's not from a puppy peddlar this week's countrymans weekly bedlington/grey/whippet/grey