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  1. 1. If you had to sell your adult fully working lurcher, realistically how much would you expect to get for him/her

    • Free to a good friend and good home where you can still see it work
    • £1-£100
    • £101-£200
    • £201-£300
    • £301-£400
    • £400-£999
    • £1000+


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if worst come to worst I would have them stay here , as they are my families as much as mine , however i would want the lad I run with too keep grafting them if possible, even just to keep there hand

wouldnt sell give to very close mates

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  On 09/05/2011 at 07:37, mike1458 said:

Just curios at how much you would sell your fully working lurcher if you had to give up?

 

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lurcher £1500 --- terriers fully working 100 % £600 .. gundog switched on fully working £1500-2000 ... bushing / ratting terrier £350 - .. thats just my view on a working dogs value and going on what i know lads have paid .. i`ve heared of show terriers going for 5k plus and show pups £350 .... i know of someone who paid 2k for a show winning bag chaseing lurcher ... and terriers going abroad for upto 10k ... having said that the 4 terriers i have here would go to mates for free if for any reason i had to pack em up.... my interest in terriers is not driven by money never has been .. Edited by the_stig
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It a depends on the breeding off the dog and how good a worker it is in the field.

Just lamping or ferreting dogs you get for next to nothing.

A dog for things that bite back a 100% dog will go for few 100 pounds.

A coursing dog a dog killing 1 and 2 each time it is out could pay a few £100 as well.

Think the dearest you pay for lucher is a coursing dog a (match dog) could pay a load £1000 for the right dog.

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Im just talking about a good all rounder. Bit of ferreting/lamping/coursing etc. Not a top coursing hare dog. I understand that top coursing dogs go for silly money. I personally would just give to a friend. I would not expect a load of money for an all rounder dog.

 

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  On 09/05/2011 at 10:01, mike1458 said:

Im just talking about a good all rounder. Bit of ferreting/lamping/coursing etc. Not a top coursing hare dog. I understand that top coursing dogs go for silly money. I personally would just give to a friend. I would not expect a load of money for an all rounder dog.

 

ATB Mike

A dog that can do bit off everything rabbit hare deer fox etc etc is a dog that as no price its priceless and should kepted why would you want to sell a dog that can do the lot?????

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tbh i wouldnt sell my dog.if i had to part company with my dog,i would find someone i trusted and knew they were good to thier animals.also someone that i could go and see the dog whenever i wanted.when it comes to my livestock thier welfare comes before any amount of cash

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if worst come to worst I would have them stay here , as they are my families as much as mine :yes: , however i would want the lad I run with too keep grafting them if possible, even just to keep there hand in, and keep them happy, could not see them anywhere else :thumbs:

 

money comes and goes good dogs come in many forms not always written in performance, there is more to lurchers than simly the best ones, that bond cannot be valued

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