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[Linda Curtis]

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I have a greyhound x saluki with possibly a bit of bedlington in there somewhere, what do you think?

 

[Linda Curtis]

lets try again with the picture

 

[streuth'n'sprocket]

Hi everyone,

Just registered to this forum, you all have some beautiful dogs

I am just about to be a proud owner of a lurcher collie cross! I can't wait. I pick him up on 1st August, wish I could take him earlier, but I am in process of moving house, and have no time 'til then

Need some help though - I don't have too much knowledge about lurchers and their cross-breeds. I am visiting him in a few days, so will be able to post some pics, but can anyone tell me how big/tall my puppy will get? His father is a collie, and mother SEEMS to me to be whippet, grehound-ish (sorry, don't really know, my pics will help!). Does this mean that my pup is not technically a lurcher as his father is pure border collie? I don't know. I have already fallen in love with him though.

Just wanted to know if anyone had any pics/vids of their own or could give me any more information about lurcher collie crosses.

Hopefully hear from you soon, and with some pics next time too!

Ruth xx

 

[swamper]

mi grew

mi whippet X airedale

 

[Elby]

mines a whippet x saluki/greyhound, and shes a babe

 

[p charlton]

mines a whippet x saluki/greyhound, and shes a babe 

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mine a 3/4 whippet x bedlington

 

[morganna]

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Hi, hopefully I have posted links or images (not sure about that because I'm a technophobe!!) of my boys.

Phoenix was a firstcross greyhound/saluki 27" and very fast.He was with me for only a very short time before I lost him. A very beautiful,loyal and loving dog.

Merlin,the black and white dog is a first cross greyhound/deerhound,32",full of stamina,clever,loving and formidable in flight.

Blaze,the brindle is 5/8 greyhound 3/8 saluki 30",very fast, sometimes more interested in the run than the quarry and slower to learn than the first crosses but

equally loving in the home. All of the boys have great temperaments and live as house dogs.

Will someone let me know if I have done the links/images correctly...cheers,

Morganna.

 

[Fabapocalypse]

Ooh, am I going to be a social pariah?

I've just acquired a rescue lurcher, had him nearly five weeks, after near enough twenty years of terriers.

He is a bull cross greyhound and I think he's lovely :wub:

We obviously have a lot of learning to do about each other...

But reading posts on here it seems people don't like the cross: does this mean people will be forever crossing roads, parks and showgrounds to avoid us?

Oh dear! This is he: Sykes.