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Whippet dogs in Poland?


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Kelob pie
  Mar 31, 08, 19:49  #1

Are whippets a popular dog in Poland? Just curious, don't see too many here in Wisconsin.

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El Gato
  Mar 31, 08, 19:51  #2

Kelob pie wrote:
Are whippets a popular dog in Poland? Just curious, don't see too many here in Wisconsin.


Umm...no...actually wtf is a whippet?

All I know is that we like our sheep dogs along with our half dog/half wolf hybrids. (my parents each had one as children in Poland, my cousins also had them)

Is that actually pretty popular in Poland? Half wolf half dog?

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Kelob pie
  Mar 31, 08, 20:06  #3

A whippet is a smaller version of a greyhound. I believe they were bred for rabbit hunting.

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plk123
  Mar 31, 08, 21:05  #4

yes, whippes is a fox, wabbit dog.. very fast but compact. they are terriers however.

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isthatu
Edited by: isthatu  Apr 1, 08, 15:37  #5

As an honorery Yorkshireman,may I remind one n all that ,eeh bah gum,tha needs a flat cap ifn thee's going to get a whippet,its t'law tha knows....

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VaFunkoolo
Edited by: VaFunkoolo  Apr 1, 08, 15:40  #6

Da Boyz givin it large in Sopot



Any serious Whippet owner will know of the breed's presense in Poland

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Wroclaw
  Apr 1, 08, 15:43  #7

plk123:
they are terriers however


erm, No.

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VaFunkoolo
  Apr 1, 08, 15:51  #8


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plk123
  Apr 1, 08, 16:02  #9

Wroclaw:
erm, No.

u b right. this is not the dog i was thinking of.

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Wroclaw
  Apr 1, 08, 16:05  #10

plk123:
u b right. this is not the dog i was thinking of.


No problem. I shouldn't have jumped at you either. Sorry.

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plk123
  Apr 1, 08, 16:30  #11

it's ok W. now it makes me wonder what kind of dog my neighbour has.. i thought it was a whippet but it definitely is not. i looked up some pictures of these whippets. hmmm. i'll have to ask him.

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VaFunkoolo
Edited by: VaFunkoolo  Apr 1, 08, 16:46  #12

There is a well know breeder of basenji in your part of the world plk123. They look vaguely whippetesque but are an African dog with Asian roots. Could be one of those next door

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plk123
  Apr 1, 08, 17:07  #13

hmm.. definitely not a curled tail.. body is similar though but not the head. now it's buggin me to know what the heck that dog is.. anywho, it is not a whippet. :)

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Seanus
  Apr 2, 08, 03:31  #14

What a strange thread. There are plenty in the UK and they are fast buggers.

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Foreigner4
  Apr 2, 08, 06:55  #15

isn't there something called a "hart polska?" I'm spelling that phonetically so forgive the spelling, but I went to a dog show recently and there were a few of those in the indigenous to Poland category.

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miranda
  Apr 2, 08, 06:57  #16

Foreigner4:
"hart polska?

that is a correct spelling

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JustysiaS
  Apr 2, 08, 07:02  #17

when you are talking about a dog, its CHART (eng. Sighthound)

hart in Polish is character or temper

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krysia
  Apr 2, 08, 08:06  #18

JustysiaS:
when you are talking about a dog, its CHART

That's right. It's spelled "Chart Polski". The whippet is smaller than the Polish Chart.

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