Lab x GWP

marrajack

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Recently lost my old GWP and after some serious thinking have decided a lab x GWP is probably the way to go
Mrs Marrajack adored the old pointer but I fancy something slightly easier to train and bond with my terrier and cocker
she has ruled out WHV and Musterlander for me ha

i was wondering if anyone knows of any working wire Lab litters due - first cross or more wire than lab due in new year ?

i could only take a bitch pup by the way and thanks for any help in advance
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I've had GWP's and Labradors Mrs Marrajack won't thank you if the Lab x GWP moults like a Labrador!

Like I said, had both breeds and I can't imagine a cross being anything but a great hunting companion.
 
I've got one, 50/50 but looks more like a GWP in coat and stature.
Been very easy to train, has a very good nose and tracking ability (don't start all you pure breed guys I know they're better) but mine has tracked over a mile on slots only and has more than proven herself on more than one occasion. She is biddable and calm. Loves to play and is very attached to me, as am I to her.
99% of the time she makes stalking more enjoyable rather than less.
Just what you're looking for, and if you've got enough money I'll sell her. But I hope you've won the lottery cause she ain't cheap!!!
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wood master how much do they sell for

Mine has got to be worth a million GBP (especially as really that paper they give us ain't really worth the trees it took to make it).
I bought mine of Mike (Wrenmews) on here. He was very sensible with price which I think was £250 or there abouts. She was a cross of two good dogs and was planned rather than any old cross.
To be honest I think if you were to value a dog at less than £250 you'd have to ask yourself if you ought to be buying one!!
I will say that if you find one that you're half as happy with as I am, you wouldn't mind paying more.

Of course there are pure bred dogs that will have a greater ability at their individual specialisms, but if you've not got the need of such a dog, or don't expect to put it to it's full potential then this cross is worth a look IMO.
Others will have a different view of which there is merit, but one should buy what they feel "right" and not necessarily be pushed down a particular road.
 
I have one of her sisters, Only done rough shooting & duck flighting with her but she is showing great promise, a hell of a nose on her.
Mike, wrens mews has some good dogs :-D
 
Thanks C01. I picked one of two that were already wirery at 7 weeks old. Mine was the steadiest of those two, for which I am glad has resulted in her growing up pretty steady. I purposely made a point of praising her when she did well but not letting her get silly with the praise. She had a ball or stick thrown when she completes a track rather than loads of verbal excitement etc.
1kevb. I didn't know you had one of the same litter. Have you done any tracking with her at all?
 
I think he only did one litter !! My bitch will be 2 on the 29th of march next year ?
I havnt done any tracking yet
 
Yes only the one litter, glad I picked one up as they all seem to have turned out ok I think.

Mine is mental :roll:
There's no doubt she's intelligent, but every once in a while for no reason she decides she's still 4 months old and goes into overgrown puppy mode.
Like you though, I wouldn't be selling her for all the tea in China.
 
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