Xbred

Hi can anyone help me with locating a breeder in Australia who breeds Hackney horses or xbred hackney horses.

1 x Kelpie X female 10 weeks (in poor condition) (sister to Jack) 1 x Crossbred Tan and White male pup (mature medium sized) 16 weeks 1 x Chihuahua female 5 mths 1 x Black with brindle markings Staffy X Female 4 mths (LOVELY LOVELY little girl, extremely submissive) 1 x BP Black and Tan Xbred male 7 mths 1 x Cass Brindle and white bully X 2yrs 1 x ALF Black and Tan shepherd X 3-5yrs 1 x Red Staffy 2-3 years male 1 x Shepherd X black and tan female 18ths 1 x Black and fawn male kelpie 2 yrs

We have recently adopted a 1 year Xbred dog from the local animal sanctuary and up to now been very pleased with her. It is only in the last few days that she as become a worry in that when she is left in the garden (kennel and food provided) she likes to dig huge holes in my lawn.

I would like to add not to forget the lowly Xbreds. I own a TWH/Arab who possesses (in very ample quantities) all the qualities that this person is looking for in a trail/hunting horse. Of course, every Xbred is an individual (just as every purebred is) so you will have to do some looking and asking.

We have a 9 year old extremely lovable xbred (lab & maybe collie/spaniel). He rarely barks and is very well behaved. It is very heartbreaking for us to see him become so distressed when a thunderstorm is looming and he absolutely goes into "ga-ga land" when a storm is in process.

Yep, I've travelled with my dog, 'Spike' (Fox Terrier/long-haired Chihuahua Xbred) on various bikes for the last 12 years. He's been to every state in Australia by bike and to over 100 rallies, even got his pic in the one and only "Rallyman" magazine.

The larger 3 1/2 yo Blue Cattle Dog gets a small saucepan of dry stuff about 36 hourly and the 2 1/2yo Cattledog Kelpie X (never have a Xbred again) gets 3/4 that as she has a smaller frame.