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How Many K9 Lurchers Look Like This?

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I've now seen two k9 lurchers that look exactly our Leia - and here was me thinking she was the only one :huggles: :b

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When we first got her......she used to be so well behaved......... (w00t)

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She is beautiful. :wub: :wub: Nothing like her here though! :thumbsup:
 
She's lovely Rae ..........Look's like a Collie thing going on in her 2nd photo ......Prehap's you can teach her to herd lol (w00t)
 
She's a beauty that's for sure.

Reminds me of a friends saluki x. Who also does noble rather well.
 
Funnily enough I do think she's got some Collie tendancies (w00t)

However she is more Saluki than anything...if you know what I mean ... (w00t) :angry: :- " :wub:

Still got 5 weeks to go until she can exercise and she's driving me bonkers. Starts hydrotherapy this week. :thumbsup:
 
It's a nightmare when they arn't allowed to run for such a long time, isn't it :( ........The hydrotherapy will help her out no end....... :luck: I hope it all goe's well, and :huggles: to Leia :wub:
 
Yes it's a nightmare Hannah - especially as we've got SNOW now! :D Star is going bonkers (w00t) and poor Leia is on a short lead for a 5 min walk twice a day :(

She's limping today for the first time (it's 4 weeks on Friday since she was fixed) - I strongly suspect that OH let her in the garden alone first thing this morning and she's been running and playing in the snow - but he won't own up to it..... :angry:

We've been clicker training like mad the last few weeks to try and keep her entertained but I've now rang out of ideas that don't involve legs :blink: :wacko:

She's normally very good at skateboarding but we've obviously given that a miss recently!
 
Hmmm it's difficult, ......We had Joanna laid up for around 3 month's .......We found that food ball's helped with a bit of mental/physical activity, but when she needed rest then a kong stuffed full with peanut butter, biccie's, tripe and other goodie's (which was given to her frozen as it took a longer time to empty), worked wonder's and kept her occupied in her "cage rest" for age's :thumbsup: ........BTW OH's are a pain in one's bum when it come's to simple thing's like ......DON'T LET HER RUN !!!! :- " .....To us this is self explanatory, to a man this make's no sense at all as it uses long words like don't and run lol (w00t)
 
Strike Whippets said:
Hmmm it's difficult, ......We had Joanna laid up for around 3 month's .......We found that food ball's helped with a bit of mental/physical activity, but when she needed rest then a kong stuffed full with peanut butter, biccie's, tripe and other goodie's (which was given to her frozen as it took a longer time to empty), worked wonder's and kept her occupied in her "cage rest" for age's  :thumbsup:   ........BTW OH's are a pain in one's bum when it come's to simple thing's like ......DON'T LET HER RUN !!!!  :- "  .....To us this is self explanatory, to a man this make's no sense at all as it uses long words like don't and run lol (w00t)
LOL!

Yes - my own fault for trusting him to be able to feed them without incident I suppose.... :- "

Good idea to freeze the kong - will do that for tomorrow. She was a total couch potato yesterday and she was actually watching the TV!
 

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