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  1. 06-08-2014, 04:58 PM #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    Jet is the fastest dog I've seen in Wellies and he has a few greyhound mates. Would love to clock him! "Water cooled" (when raining) he seems to be even quicker!

    He could run all day so long as he has something to cool off in. Stream, puddle, whatever the fuck you call this that he decided was cold...
    get the speed view app on your phone. put your phone on him, then check the max that he got up to. might want to avoid the streams etc tho.
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  3. 10-09-2014, 08:18 PM #47
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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    @Dundee, what your clip does not show is the food you must have tied onto the quad fender - that is the only reason a lab will ever run that fast
    completely untrue. If it is rubbish day they seem to be going at light speed to get to the bags...
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    Name: LURE-2.jpg Views: 262 Size: 102.9 KB

    Ridgeback in hot pursuit, quite quick when they wind up...
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    My border collie hauls ass, no idea of what speed but he can jump crazy high as well. He's a working dog with a jacked up rear end not one of those fat stumpy show breeds

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    just be bloody careful if you have the dog running next to the car. My little Jack Russell who had done this for years, for some unknown reason turned into the vehicle and I ran her over. That was not a good day, especially telling my daughter.
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    ive had my foxy running between 35 and 40ks behind the quad but decides to run his own pace now unless theres a pig
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    I used to have a Mastiff / whippet x, I clocked her at 54kmph in my ute once, she kept it up for about 150 metres then started to wind down to about 40-45kmph
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    Quote Originally Posted by hamsav View Post
    Yeah , I was starting to wonder why this had to be restricted to speed over ground . How fast can a dog eat something it knows its not supposed to , how fast can a dog leave a steaming pile of shit on a freshly mown lawn , how fast can a dog get off the couch and back in its basket when it hears you coming ,how quickly after a 'comfort' ( it wouldn't stop farting ) stop does a dog chunder on the back seat of the car , and how quickly can it eat that chunder , how quickly can a dog piss on everything in sight .
    Mans best friend huh?
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    Don't know about my dog but the dead cat I threw off the quarry face hit at least 90....
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