This is Skip, a rescue Lurcher. His owners say, "We got him a year and a half ago from GAGAH (Give a Greyhound a Home) in Scotland. He is a real character. We think there is Deerhound in him but are not too sure." Skip is believed to be a Saluki / Deerhound cross.
This is Skip the Lurcher.
"This is my dog; my Vet said she was a smooth-haired Lurcher. I bought her five years ago from Harper Hey near Bellevue Racetrack. I think she is the result of a mating between a Greyhound and father 'unknown.’ Beautiful nature, runs in a wide circle when out for walks, chases anything that moves, my three cats beat her up from an early age, but woe betide any strange felines that come into our garden!! Always had Boxers in the past but she was found in the canal and all the other pups were dead, so how could I resist?"
Ozzy, a Lurcher (Greyhound / Bearded/Border Collie cross)
Seven-year-old Lurcher named Gypsy was adopted from a rescue center when she was about 1 year old. Gypsy is a Bedlington Terrier / Whippet mix.
Connie the Lurcher, owned by Rachel Cartwright
"This is Gyp, my 13-month-old Saluki cross. He is believed to be a Saluki x Greyhound, or possibly Saluki x Collie x Greyhound. He is 25" at the shoulder, with feathered front and back legs, large, longhaired ears (sometimes he carries them like a Greyhound, other times like a Saluki), and a very long, well-feathered tail. I got him at 7 months old; his previous owners rescued him from travelers in Wisbech, Norfolk, UK at about 3 months old (hence Gyp, shortened from gypsy), but he quickly outgrew their house and needed a new home. He is a working dog, regularly catching rabbits, and will be used as a stud when he's a little older as he is a very useful sort of dog for producing good working pups, due to his sturdy bone structure. Although he grew up with cats he can be a bit of a menace around older ones, but he gets on fine with my 5-month-old kitten. I have grown up with, kept, and bred Lurchers since I was tiny, and he's one of the best I've ever had!"
