new resident lurcher

[Guest little lurcher]

here is lucy a saluki whippet grey ( we think) she is approx 18mths old and has a snare injury which the vets origanlly thought she would have to have the foot removed as when she was found the foot was extremely swollen and her toe nails had to be removed due to pressure and infection, she came to me as a favour for my vet who was here stemming and dressing a ruptured vein on my big bitch at 4am !!! he wanted her to go to a working but loving home and he wanted me to have her to do the job she was bred for , she is excellent with kids , was ready to eat my cats ut now fine with them, she has seen the lamp and seems to know the job but i wont work her til she is fully healed

 

 

her foot

 

[Ray Mears 272]

looks abit nasty hope she makes a full recovery

[weejohn 3]

looks like she was very lucky with the nails being removed will this effect her in any way apart from gripping the ground?

Edited December 15, 2007 by weejohn

[suluki 2]

nice bitch! i hope she runs well for you!!!

[Guest little lurcher]

looks like she was very lucky with the nails being removed will this effect her in any way apart from gripping the ground?

 

 

she is now on off lead exercise and running with whippets ,lurchers& italian greyhounds it can be very fast and furious!! but at the min she is having no troubles whatsoever with her grip? the nails will hopefully grow back but will all take a long time . so far her recall is perfect and when she did comeout for a look on lamp she did show signs she had done it before

 

i hope to put a few pics on later in season to show a catch or two maybe

[weejohn 3]

are you anywhere near scotland as i would love to see the italion greyhounds, do you use them for hunting and how do they compare speed wise to a whippet? i have seen a couple of clips of them on youtube and look lightning quick off the mark but do look quite fragile.

[cúagusgiorraí 57]

Best of luck with her. She should hopefully be alright in a couple of months.

[ghengis 4]

i know my sight is bad, but i cant see a picture.

[Guest little lurcher]

i know my sight is bad, but i cant see a picture.

 

its on the first post mate? maybe time to let pic load maybe?

[leegreen 2,253]

Good work Little Lurcher. Pony arrives Tues, had some schooling to be on the safe side.

Good luck with the bitch.

Fecked that up I posted on a link :oops:

Edited March 28, 2008 by leegreen

[Guest little lurcher]

Good work Little Lurcher. Pony arrives Tues, had some schooling to be on the safe side.

Good luck with the bitch.

Fecked that up I posted on a link :oops:

 

danny knows how pleased i am with her , lee!!! good luck on tues , at end of phone if you need any help etc mate

[leegreen 2,253]

danny knows how pleased i am with her , lee!!! good luck on tues , at end of phone if you need any help etc mate

 

Thank you.

[thurso jack 3]

here is lucy a saluki whippet grey ( we think) she is approx 18mths old and has a snare injury which the vets origanlly thought she would have to have the foot removed as when she was found the foot was extremely swollen and her toe nails had to be removed due to pressure and infection, she came to me as a favour for my vet who was here stemming and dressing a ruptured vein on my big bitch at 4am !!! he wanted her to go to a working but loving home and he wanted me to have her to do the job she was bred for , she is excellent with kids , was ready to eat my cats ut now fine with them, she has seen the lamp and seems to know the job but i wont work her til she is fully healed

 

 

her foot

 

 

 

LL good luck with the lurcher, i hope you find it a nice home

 

if you ever need a home for yourself, looking at the pics you have posted previously bare me in mind

[J Darcy 5,871]

Good luck with the dog LL....... JD

[zap 4]

here is lucy a saluki whippet grey ( we think) she is approx 18mths old and has a snare injury which the vets origanlly thought she would have to have the foot removed as when she was found the foot was extremely swollen and her toe nails had to be removed due to pressure and infection, she came to me as a favour for my vet who was here stemming and dressing a ruptured vein on my big bitch at 4am !!! he wanted her to go to a working but loving home and he wanted me to have her to do the job she was bred for , she is excellent with kids , was ready to eat my cats ut now fine with them, she has seen the lamp and seems to know the job but i wont work her til she is fully healed

 

 

her foot

 

 

 

LL good luck with the lurcher, i hope you find it a nice home

 

if you ever need a home for yourself, looking at the pics you have posted previously bare me in mind

she is a looker mate