Why are there so many Lurchers in rescue?

Unfortunately there are many unwanted Lurchers in rescues included the NAWT. Many Lurchers are used for lamping, a form of hunting, and are ‘disposed of’ once they are no longer useful to the owner. This means that lots of Lurchers come into our care as strays, after being found wandering the streets alone.

Are Salukis good family dogs?

Salukis can make excellent companions for older children, but they aren’t recommended for homes with young children. They’re tolerant, but young Salukis can be too active for children younger than 8 years of age, and their thin skin and knobby bones make them vulnerable to injury if children aren’t careful.

How long do Saluki Lurchers live?

A lurcher is a group of mixed breed of dogs that actually cross between a sighthound, like a greyhound, and any other breed of dog, like a terrier. The dogs are thought to have first bred in Great Britain. Any dog breed among the lurchers is rather healthy and known to live for over 13 years.

Do Lurchers make good family dogs?

Nowadays, Lurchers are becoming very popular as they make exceptional family dogs. They are generally good with children, gentle, loving, very affectionate and loyal. We always have lots of lovely lurchers looking for homes.

Are there any lurchers at the rescue in March 2019?

ON TRIAL MARCH 2019 The most endearing lurcher that has arrived at the rescue for a long time.. He really is a special boy, VERY loving and just wants his cuddles. Is spot on with other dogs and walks lovely on his harness. Dream of a boy, someones’ soul mate right there !!!.. Has come from a multi dog household and needs a doggie companion….

How old is needles the Lurcher rescue project dog?

Needles joined the American Lurcher Rescue Project Team in December of 2019. He is striking brindle boy who just retired from field trail racing. Needles is about 9 years young, This cute and handsome guy loves people and being petted. He will make an awesome companion.

Does Lurcher link have any dogs that need new homes?

We always have a variety of dogs needing new homes. At Lurcher Link, we try to match up each dog to the right home working with details garnered during the homecheck process.

What happened to Luki from LLR?

– MARCH 2015 This is the stunning LUKI, she was returned to LLR due to a change of family circumstances and her being left for up to 10 hrs on her own, this is unacceptable and so she is back with me and I am loving seeing her again !! She is a princess and a bit of a diva. She likes her own space with other dogs but is never aggressive.