Hallo! Looking for lurcher advice.

[SeanET 0]

Hi there

So I might be in the wrong forum place entirely, or even the wrong forum. If I am please accept my apologies. I'm looking to get a lurcher that's deerhound x greyhound X border collie x whippet. Never kept lurchers before, kept collies. But where I'm living now it's rabbit galore and lots of legspace. So I'm looking for a dog along the lines I outlined but I'd be happy with any shaggy haired lurcher that's not too tall with a strong showing of the collie. Where would you go to look for such a thing yourself? There's some few I found through Google but I'm hoping somebody out there must favour the style of dog I'm after and be known for producing good strong ones. Anybody out there any ideas?  Thanks.

 

[OneManAndHisDog 513]

4 hours ago, SeanET said:

Hi there

So I might be in the wrong forum place entirely, or even the wrong forum. If I am please accept my apologies. I'm looking to get a lurcher that's deerhound x greyhound X border collie x whippet. Never kept lurchers before, kept collies. But where I'm living now it's rabbit galore and lots of legspace. So I'm looking for a dog along the lines I outlined but I'd be happy with any shaggy haired lurcher that's not too tall with a strong showing of the collie. Where would you go to look for such a thing yourself? There's some few I found through Google but I'm hoping somebody out there must favour the style of dog I'm after and be known for producing good strong ones. Anybody out there any ideas?  Thanks.

 

Try the Hancock lurcher website mate 

[neil b 2,377]

Don't bother getting a dog mate just tell me where you live and il sort the rabbits out for you free of charge of course. 

[remyd 68]

bearded collie x maybe?

[SeanET 0]

14 hours ago, OneManAndHisDog said:

Try the Hancock lurcher website mate 

Thanks for the that, that's exactly the type of tip I needed, I'll be mithering those people asap

[SeanET 0]

10 hours ago, remyd said:

bearded collie x maybe?

Prefer border just because I'm hoping to put him with a mate who's a shepherd for a bit to see if he's any use and get him used to behaving around sheep. My mate will be already looking down his nose at the lurcher, the border collie is the shot at recognition and redemption.

[OneManAndHisDog 513]

1 hour ago, SeanET said:

Thanks for the that, that's exactly the type of tip I needed, I'll be mithering those people asap

No problem mate the mother to my pup was a Hancock this is my pup

[straight2hand 303]

http://www.dragondriving.co.uk/puppiesforsale-106704.html

there is a litter here buddy.

[SeanET 0]

Thanks all. Much appreciated. I feel like I've a direction to go in now. Thanks again.