RuthnMeg
Well-Known Member
Thought I'd add this in here. Feel free to add if you know more! lol
Whipadores are rare, a specialised accidental breed that love chasing the odd rodent, too wussy to crouch down and go under a gate - has to have it opened! likes ones own home comforts, and if has been caught eating sheep poo, is very guilty and proceeds to wets ones knickers in fear of being told off! on the unfortunate occassion of forgetting where one is in mid 'rabbit', 'cat' or 'rodent' chase, dives into thick undergrowth, will emerge minus the essential thin layer of fur, causing a very distressing trip to the vet to get zipped back up again. (this usually happens over christmas!). After such an incodent, its near impossible to walk, lie down and eat while wearing the 'shameful' lampshade collar.
The whipadore is a loyal breed, will guard small children with care and allow plenty of time for tummy rubs. They will allow you to leave the house carrying worthly goods, but may make a fuss when brand new good return! The fuss may be a quiet growl, or a small bark. The whipadore is often scared of their own big bark, so you will rarely hear one. They don't have hackles, but posess a small amount of upright fur on the base of the tail if 'hackles' should be needed to make dog look big and scarey. (it looks stupid!)
Whipadores are rare, a specialised accidental breed that love chasing the odd rodent, too wussy to crouch down and go under a gate - has to have it opened! likes ones own home comforts, and if has been caught eating sheep poo, is very guilty and proceeds to wets ones knickers in fear of being told off! on the unfortunate occassion of forgetting where one is in mid 'rabbit', 'cat' or 'rodent' chase, dives into thick undergrowth, will emerge minus the essential thin layer of fur, causing a very distressing trip to the vet to get zipped back up again. (this usually happens over christmas!). After such an incodent, its near impossible to walk, lie down and eat while wearing the 'shameful' lampshade collar.
The whipadore is a loyal breed, will guard small children with care and allow plenty of time for tummy rubs. They will allow you to leave the house carrying worthly goods, but may make a fuss when brand new good return! The fuss may be a quiet growl, or a small bark. The whipadore is often scared of their own big bark, so you will rarely hear one. They don't have hackles, but posess a small amount of upright fur on the base of the tail if 'hackles' should be needed to make dog look big and scarey. (it looks stupid!)