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Our iggy will build rocket ships on the moon if you have high quality treats waiting for him. Good dog to have in the house and for a family but I like the lurchers for having workability and more grit.

I've had a few lurcher mixes, and the wife's pride (an italian greyhound) was very trainable. The lurchers can learn some basic obedience fairly quickly but other than recalls and name association, I don't care much to "train" them. They are a different make- my current stud lived outside most of his life with nothing but a little dog house and hay- he's tough as nails and the 'yotes he's run into would attest to that if they could?. I've always said if I was ever going to thoroughly train a dog i'd be gettin a dobermann or czech/ddr GSD.

Hi from USA. little bull into a lot of grey has done well for yotes. Know of an 8 year old stud who can solo a yote still. Speed and tenacity. Also make for good pets around the house.

Well, the owner did disclose today that he's a bull grey. Damn you guys are good! Cheers lads. Loving the dog. Can't wait to see him work.

Think I determined that this guy is certainly a bull lurcher.

Looks like the one next door. Good dog?

Bit of bull huh? Interesting. Could be,

Haven't asked about the mix or anything just yet. Looked like something I would want for what I plan on doing though. Just curious of the mix, looks very greyhound to me.

What do ya think mate?

Hello everybody, Looking to bring another lurcher into the family. Dog is around 2 years of age. Received these photos for now. Looks predominately grey, but i'd be interested to hear the opinions of others. measured at around 26 inches to the withers. Cheers.