americangirl

What type of sighthound is it? 1/4 wolfhound 3/4greyhound classic staghound stock, you can't tell in the photo he's huge, easily over 80lbs, his chest is so broad and he can rest his head on the kitchen table, the man we got him from was moving and had this chum left. In the truck he makes the truck look small, I was sure he was going to eat me. But when we let him out he was such a spaz, a really silly dog, he's so happy running. I'm starting to think he won't be much help with the game we're after just because he's so big, but we're definitely keeping him, is it bad I just want to see

My husband just pulled up with this big fella in the back of the truck, he's nothing at all like what I wanted but crazy and already proved it this morning. Hopefully I'll find that Beddy someday soon, but we'll see how he gets on here with us. Thanks for y'alls help

Honestly just to run squirrels and rabbits, a dog that can take out a coyote is too big, but a beddiex with the spirit to want to take out the coyote is just right.

Dan Edwards' dogs might be too much dog for me

If anybody has information on where I can find a lurcher in the states I'd really appreciate the help. I went to uni in Ireland and fell in love with the lurchers for no better reason than that they are the perfect dog, and now years later home in Illinois I've been searching high and low for a staghound/longdog/lurcher to be a dear house dog and to work our prairie critters. I've had no luck at all, and non of my friends back across the pond were dog/sport people so they've been no help. I have no real preference to age or sex, just a smaller chum that still has some spirit in him. My dad h