Lurcher desperate for home
- Thread starter Clodagh
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Clodagh
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She sounds fab and looks gorgeous. The saluki-looking lurchers tend to be pretty popular, and since she's great with other dogs and people I hope she'll be snapped up quickly! My greyhound is extremely prey-driven towards cats so I can understand how that aspect's a bit of a pain, but probably to be expected of most lurchers 
SilverLinings
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Bumping in the hope the post is seen by someone interested. Sadly I'm not in the position to take a dog at the moment (and nowhere near Essex!).
Clodagh
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If that was the only hitch I’m back up there next week
ArklePig
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She's gorgeous! Just commenting to keep this active, hopefully her new person will see this thread!
SilverLinings
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If that was the only hitch I’m back up there next week
Sadly the bigger hitch is my current working pattern, but thank you for offering to be a doggy facilitator
BallyJ
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3 Dogs is taking over my life! But i'm Lincolnshire based and happy to help with transportation if I can!
palo1
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Aw, she looks fabulous!! I love a proper speedy long dog and have such happy memories of mine. I hope she finds a really lovely home soon.
Escapade
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She's lovely, reminds me very much of my own. I hope she finds her home soon 
Annette4
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She's beautiful...if we didn't already have 4 I'd be tempted!
splashgirl45
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I’d be tempted if I didn’t have my lad , she is gorgeous and a bonus that she is dog friendly as that was one of my problems trying to rescue
pistolpete
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TheOldTrout
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She looks lovely but I'm not sure if Mr Trout is open to a second dog.
Clodagh
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She’s gone to Lea Valley rescue so at least is safe.
twiggy2
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Sorry I missed this Clodagh, I would have suggested trying southern lurcher rescue
Widgeon
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thank you for offering to be a doggy facilitator
We are the biggest group of facilitators I've ever come across.
Yes! Buy the pony!
But of course, I will bring you the new dog...
Clearly you need a third horse
I could go on
Widgeon
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If they're a nice sensible rescue I'm sure she'll find a good home in no time, she sounds like what everyone's looking for and rescues rarely seem to have.
Clodagh
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I don’t know them but I hope she gets a great home.
TheOldTrout
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Fingers crossed for her, she looks lovely.
planete
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JoannaC
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I'd love another lurcher but would need to be cat friendly like my old girl was so might have to stick to the Labs for the forseeable.
Clodagh
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My rescue lurcher was not supposed to be cat friendly but she tried to catch my feral one day, big mistake. I would actually never recommend letting a cat do the talking and it was a big oops on my part but that cat was then forever safe. Other cats were still an issue.
JoannaC
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All my dogs will chase strange cats but know their own and the neighbours, I guess they become part of the pack.
SilverLinings
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I would willingly say yes to the pony, dog and third horse except for the tiny details of money and work getting in the way
As soon as I am in the position to have a dog(s) again (or if I'm after an extra horse) I promise to come on here so that everyone can facilitate away!