MARS, male lurcher in rescue

Lurcher

1 week

Lurcher4 years1

£250

Lurcher Link Rescue

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Description

MARS IS IN THE CARE OF LURCHER LINK RESCUE Mars is a 4-year-old male lurcher 💚Mars is a favourite amongst the volunteer dog walkers and is a delight to have around. Mars has really mellowed in the few months he has been with us. 💚Mars is now much more tolerant of other dogs and isn't reactive on walks anymore unless another dog gets in his face. He even backed away and didn't react to a small bossy dog who was telling him off the other day. 💚Walks nicely on the lead ❌Mars has a high prey-drive and cannot be off-lead unless it's in a secure area or somewhere without small furries (rabbits etc!). He’ll need a secure garden and sighthound-experienced owners ❌Not suitable to live with cats or other small furries ‼ Mars can be noisy when left. He will prefer a new home where someone is around most of the time Mars is neutered, fully vaccinated and microchipped. DON'T BREED OR BUY WHILE THOUSANDS DIE; SAVE A LIFE - ADOPT

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Litter details

LocationHalifax, West Yorkshire

Pets in litter1 male

BreedLurcher

Age4 years, 4 months

Ready to LeaveAvailable now

Health & Docs

KC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date

Info

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Adv. TypeFor adoption

Original breeder

Pros

Highly adaptable to both working and family environments

Loyal and affectionate with strong family bonds

Athletic and agile with impressive speed and stamina

Generally low-maintenance coat with moderate grooming needs

Cons

Strong prey drive requires secure fencing and vigilant supervision

Not suitable for first-time dog owners due to training challenges

Can develop separation anxiety if left alone too long

Requires ample daily exercise and mental stimulation to prevent boredom

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