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Hi, I'm new here.

I am looking for a stud Lurcher for my red merle bitch, she's whippet x greyhound/bedlington.

I live in SE Cornwall, and have been searching for ages for a mate for my dog, and now she's in season and still no male in her life!!!

Would prefer a smaller dog as this will be her first litter (and mine) . She's 20".

hope someone can help??
 
Bedlam said:
red merle and NO collie in her???
Well I expect there is, perhaps back a generation?

Is it true that I shouldn't breed her to another merle, as the puppies could be white, blind and deaf?? I read it on another website.
 
Collies bring the merle in a dog, there must be some collie in it :wacko:
 
Yes mate, i was guna put that in my riginal post dont put a merle over a nother merle i knwo this because my dad told me. We have two merles and usually keep the merles out of our litters. It usually causes blindness and deafness. So the stud cant be a merle :thumbsup: . Good luck finding a stud though :thumbsup:
 
"Puppies which carry two merle genes are likely to have a completely white coat, be blind or have abnormally small or even no eyes and be partially or completely deaf. So merles must always be mated to a solid colour (whether dilute or not)."

There were a couple like this handed in to Many Tears rescue earlier this year :(

collie colours explained
 
my nephew recently purchased a whippet x collie,recently found out off a friend the shite hawk that sold it to him had double crossed merles,nephews pup is deaf.
 
Thanks all, we have found one now, through this forum. :D

Will let you know when the puppies arrive.
 
lurcher/cross bred pups can be hard to sell unless there from known working lines, wouldnt it be easyer to buy a pup in.rather then breed and have the work of shifting the pups on
 
Bedlam said:
lurcher/cross bred pups can be hard to sell unless there from known working lines, wouldnt it be easyer to buy a pup in.rather then breed and have the work of shifting the pups on
Yes, I know, I appreciate your advice Bedlam. We have homes for 3 even before they're concieved. Friends who like our little bitch :)

Although I know 'you shouldn't count chickens.......'!!!!!
 
good luck with the pups mate :thumbsup:

good hunting

rew
 
An update on this topic,My whippet mated this bitch producing 5 pups all looking strong and healthy and producing a selection of colours,My dogs colouring of black and blue has been dominant on most of the litters he has thrown,This is the first litter where blacks/blues have not been the majority in the litter.

The pups and mother

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springfield do u know any 1 who wants a derhound/greyhound pup as i have some

will be good workers like the mother.

Joe
 
joeorcheston said:
springfield  do u know any 1 who wants a derhound/greyhound pup as i have somewill be good workers like the mother.

Joe

Will keep my ears open,there are a hell of alot of pups around this year.Pm me your number and will pass it on.Regards Lee
 

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