greyhound apbt mix

just a young dog in the pic with the fox

 

bull greyhounds.i really like these dogs.i had bred my boy to a bull greyhound nearly a couple years back now 4 out the 7 turned out real good.i prefer a first cross bull greyhound because they still have that pitbull influence in them,anything after that they start to loose that shape and look but to me more importantly the punch to bring the deer down,usually we would send a dog out to catch and for this we had an excellent female was the fasted thing on 4 legs,she was a funny dog to she always wanted to show off how fast se was,anyway send her out then if she couldnt finish then the boy would come in and do the job he was a powerhouse in the exact word.there was an excellent dog a few years back called punch i know the man that owned him but more of a friend of his friend.this dog was the first bull greyhound in the uk anyone that knows about this dog can tell you themselfs.straight pitt x greyhound and the best represent of this cross in the uk

 

That a matter of opinion!

 

m8 thats a fact this punch dog was the dog to start these dogs off over here ask anyone and he was the best to

 

Have a buddy with some of finest coyote dogs in S.W. He uses gray hound/ Stag hound inject 1/8 th bulldog. There's your formula for dogs built for speed endurance, with high vigor. Seen them take Mt Lion too. His number 1 dog took 72 coyotes last yr. They are BIG dogs 90 lbs plus Males

of course trick is everything must be working stock . Not as many hunting gray hounds or stag hounds around like bulldogs. Then takes years to refine if your lucky. Just ike Bulldogs.

 

yes true,same as this bloke who had the dog punch,took him a while to get the dog he wanted but after doing wat ever bredings after so long he got this dog he called punch.top dog honestly

 

I had no idea about these dogs, thanx for the read. Some cool looking dogs for sure.

 

This is a nice looking dog here:





California Catchers - Patterdale Terriers and Argentine Dogos - California

 

I have seen a few of them.

Not my cup of tea.

 

When did a dog ever fail at its job because of its looks?

 

im not talking about punch

 

i got a young half cross pup but her stamina aint gonna be the best i will condition her to the best ofd my ability and get her recovery rate down and endurance up but thats when the other pup comes in a saluki/bull/grey now she should have the lot she only 17 weeks but already an awesome little athlete for a pup fast but explosice she can jump like she on springs also looking after me mates greyhound from racing stock from good stuff buit got injured when a pup so were getting there making a decent dog out of him his fitness is getting a lot better and hes started to click that you catch the game not chase so hes putting everything into his run. fook what they look like they aint going crufts as long as they give me everything they got i be happy

 

Im saying that a 1/2 cross is not always the best, i think i know of the guy you are talking about and if it is then he is probably on his 5th gen of 1/2 crosses. I have a 3/4 reverse ,3/4 bull 1/4 greyhound. not enough speed! very powerful!
3/4 straight, 3/4 greyhound 1/4 bull. no stamina! pure speed!
I also have a 1/2 grey 1/4 bull 1/4 Dogo.:eek: she is only 2 but takes
down everything and sticks to it like glue

 

mate of mine got a reverse 5/8 3/8 only a small little bitch but fast as fook and got good stamina as well only weighs 45lb she looks more like a pbt with small head

 

HIYA,if im right and this is the same dog??Punch was bred from our Skipper x Beautee dog,app:1990 and sold to Br,took all.I think there was an article about him in Earth dog running dog?A lot are used to work deer in the home counties.Great dogs IMO and some are real good lookers.

 

Be honest that doesnt suprize me two old timers told me that the of two best bullx's they ever owned where Reids bred, there that name goes again "REIDS"
the influence that ed reid is remarkable.

 

i love'em , popular among australian hunters

 

yea your not joking

 

I've been out with a few good bullxgrey and even bred a litter about 9 years ago but they do lack a bit of wind but you can sort this out by putting saluki in the mix.the best lurcher I've ever seen work was my mate's bedxgrey this dog ad it all we worked this dog on everthing day and night and was still useing him to draw when he was 10 years old the only thing I could fault was he needed more weight.I've heard about that punch dog have any of you heard about pie out of scott CH Max he was a very good dog and the lads up north are still working this stuff bull/grey x bull/grey and so on.

 

never had a bull blooded lurcher,for edible game you can't beat a good lurcher x lurcher (however they are bred as long as they work well) imo.

mine very rarely get injured or sick have great feet a good coat and could pre-ban catch rabbit, hare and deer day or night.

i wouldnt have any f1 cross (lurcher) because you are essentially expecting the pups to do what neither parent could.