Well we have Cassie who we got from the dogs trust nearly 3 years ago now. Here she is: We think she is a collie greyhound with a dash of EBT but will never really know. She is a bit of a snob and the lady of the house but we love her to bits. I dont think we will ever be without a lurcher
GreyhoundK its always nice to see Bella and Kym , they are a gorgeous pair of girls, Claire its such a shame you had to lie so much to give Leo a great home, and I'm saying that writing on my phone with a rabbit on my lap and my two hounds laid on their bed there are many lurchers who live with cats, and just saying no to a home with cats could be dening so many hounds a home, and with rabbits they can be kept away from hounds too. Razcox I think you know what I think of Cassie .
I have 2 rescued lurchers,have loads of fun with them,love them to bits.I am also a volunteer for the retired greyhound trust.Sighthound/longdog everytime for me from now on Jess...saluki x ??? Lester...whippet x ??
OH and I aquired our first lurcher in April this year. Snipe is a collie, bedlington, greyhound cross deerhound, greyhound. He was 5 months old when he came to live with us! I've not been up in Scotland from the end of April and I'm still not home, but the first few weeks we had him, I was there, and he was all legs!!!! I wasn't used to such a wiggley bouncy large puppy! Have seen him once since, and he's still a lovely boy, thinks he's a gundog, as he lives down the gundog kennels and OH takes him out dogging in! He spends all his time with the gundogs! He's a bit confused! Hoping to get him out on a few shoot days as a beating dog when I move back up! Few days after wo got him! In July, about to go for his walk! Don't really have many pics of him, will get some when I am next at home!