Valued for speed, endurance, and friendly disposition, Lurcher dogs - sometimes called "Poacher's dogs" - have garnered a reputation as sociable pets and skilled hunters. Originally from the UK, these dogs are a crossbreed, most commonly between a Greyhound and a Terrier or collie. Lurcher dogs boast a range of coat lengths and colors, including black, white, brown, or combinations, depending on their mix. Their coats can be rough, smooth, or somewhere in-between. While their athletic build requires regular exercise, Lurchers also enjoy family time, playing well with children and other pets. With intelligence and a gentle temperament, they excel in obedience and agility training.
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7 month old Lurcher bitch. Will make a good dog for the right person. I just don’t have the time needed to train her up and one of my spaniels isn’t getting on well with her.
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Bull cross pups 2nd generation 3/8 5/8 bull greyhounds. Bred for own use. Both parents excellent dogs. Mums 26” Dad’s 27.5” so pups will make big strong dogs. Dads pie line and have pics of dads
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Mother is pet although she is a "field dog" very fast and lean will have a lot of muscle when back to her normal self. I dont have her working but she knows what to do. The stud i used is a worker and
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3 lurcher pups. All females both parents are lurchers and have no health issues. Mother- collie bull whippet grey (23 inches) Dad- collie bull wheaten grey ( 27 and a half inches)
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It breaks our hearts to be writing this, but through absolutely no fault of his own, our much-loved boy Doggo is looking for a new forever home. Doggo will be 4 years old on 1st December. He belongs