lurcher free to good home

[barney 0]

If you want to get the dog up/down try the greyhound transporters on the link Frank posted.I got a dog from Lurcherbitch up to Scotland that way,guy I used was great.Dog isn't costing you anything,surely worth the price of the transporter?

[Chid 6,582]

shame your far away from me i would of took her in for you. hope you manage to find her a new home

Why do people post this, have you not got a car or dont you really want it. It sounds like "I would love to but I'm not going to" .

maybe I'm wrong but can't you get a lift

 

cant get a lift and never thought of grey hound transporter. would of paid for one. hope the dogs found a good home any way if not pm me. if i wasnt interested why did i give him my address cause he said he might be able to drop it off on his way past.

[Guest bunnystopper]

Hi All,

Its with a heavy heart and a lot of concience tugging that I'm making this decision.

 

I'm considering letting my bitch go, she's a beddie/grey x collie/grey, just over 2 years old and about 24" tts.

 

the fact is she just isn't making the grade on the type of land I run and the type of game I take, and if she's had a hard night (to her, not me) she's stiff by the journy home and stiff/sore for a few days afterwards,

 

Now I know a lot of die-hard hunters would say put her to sleep but I want to avoid that if possible as she's too nice a dog,

I would like her to go to a permanent home, either as a pet still with plenty of exercise at her own pace, or maybe someone who only does a bit of selective game running,

she will be free to a good home,

if anyone is interested could you please pm or mail me and I will answer any questions and send pics, she's a lovely dog, with a superb nature.

Thanks,

 

edited to say..... its not the dog in my signature,

[Guest bunnystopper]

hi mate just wandering if you still got your bitch as i am interested in her if you have were are you mate .

Hi All,

Its with a heavy heart and a lot of concience tugging that I'm making this decision.

 

I'm considering letting my bitch go, she's a beddie/grey x collie/grey, just over 2 years old and about 24" tts.

 

the fact is she just isn't making the grade on the type of land I run and the type of game I take, and if she's had a hard night (to her, not me) she's stiff by the journy home and stiff/sore for a few days afterwards,

 

Now I know a lot of die-hard hunters would say put her to sleep but I want to avoid that if possible as she's too nice a dog,

I would like her to go to a permanent home, either as a pet still with plenty of exercise at her own pace, or maybe someone who only does a bit of selective game running,

she will be free to a good home,

if anyone is interested could you please pm or mail me and I will answer any questions and send pics, she's a lovely dog, with a superb nature.

Thanks,

 

edited to say..... its not the dog in my signature,

Edited December 29, 2007 by bunnystopper

[melgar69 0]

Is she still avalible mate? And would she be fine to run once a week on grass feils?

 

Cheers

[bc1 0]

I have a very nice pet home on a smallholding, with 48 acres shed be most welcome here, not hunting, just love of lurchers, you would be welcome to visit the home at any time

[bc1 0]

I have a nice home waiting for her, i have a small holding with 48 acres, no hunting, just a love of lurchers, youd be welcome to visit the home at any time

[T78 4]

bit late fellas!

[sp.w 42]

bit late fellas!

i know 100% that dog as gone.

[T78 4]

me too!thats what i meant!