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a runnin dawg

Post by sunndog » 26 Nov 2014, 10:44

Took a vid of my new hound helping me feed the sheep

http://s1064.photobucket.com/user/sunnd ... o.mp4.html


earlier that morning I clocked him at 35KPH+ in a sprint. He's 3 months old now, he's gonna be a right speed machine when full grown
I don't run his legs off like that though, mostly we just bimble along at a steady pace for him
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Re: a runnin dawg

Post by Radagast » 26 Nov 2014, 11:06

Nice looking pup. What breed is he?

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Post by sunndog » 26 Nov 2014, 12:23

He's a lurcher mate. Collie x bull x kelpie iirc
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Re: a runnin dawg

Post by punky » 26 Nov 2014, 12:43

He looks a good one Adam next doors just got a pup for herding lambs as well after losing two this year one old age and tother run down :( buried redge one of my english bull terriers this year poor little chap was only seven riddled with the dreaded Cancer,what you named him?
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Re: a runnin dawg

Post by silent shooter » 26 Nov 2014, 14:11

I still recon he's part greyhound mate :lol:

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Re: a runnin dawg

Post by sunndog » 26 Nov 2014, 16:29

His Name's alfie

He probably has got greyhound in him somewhere along the line....I'll have to take another vid in four or five months time.....and see if the quad can keep up :lol:
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Re: a runnin dawg

Post by Steyr Sniper » 26 Nov 2014, 17:12

Good vid, nice looking dawg...lol. My labradoodle bitch is nearly 8 months old and i have locked her a few time at 20 MPH....my old Labradoodle bitch could manage 28 MPH. So i am expecting good things from my 8 month old, who is in training as a gun dog.....awesome swimmer already. :D . I do like having a dog about the place, i think they are mans best friend. ;)


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Re: a runnin dawg

Post by some bloke » 26 Nov 2014, 17:21

Thats a great looking dog Adam.

I've paced Hare's at 35mph too so he's already up for playing with them. :angel:

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Post by Steyr Sniper » 26 Nov 2014, 18:17

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My Bitch beside a rather sad little fox.
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Re: a runnin dawg

Post by rodp » 26 Nov 2014, 18:50

Had a Doberman some years ago, lovely chap but was he a big un. 32" to the shoulder :o We clocked him on the beach in the soft sand above high water at dead on 30mph. The sand was so soft the land rover was struggling to reach that speed (series one 2 ltr side valve ) :lol:
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