just picked her up today from a place where she was living a bit rough.
14 months old, hasnt got a name and never seen people or been on a lead.
i think i,ve got a bit of work to do with this one.
what do you think of her? i reckon she will make a nice dog when i get her right.

 

will be a lovely dog with a little work

 

thats all she needs is love and care and she will be fine shes lovely

 

Looks a good dog mate, Looks like a whippet? but can be confused with a greyhound or is it just me? lol

My pal used to have a whippet, loved to play and run about like a rocket, great nature!

might take a little time to get her trained but it will b worth the effort and patience

 

Lovly dog

love whippets

 

how do you mean by ' living rough ' ??? nice looking dog!

 

Lovly Dog, you see a lot of them living rough after they are a bit old due to not being able to race

Supposes to be a real loving dog too.

 

Im glad youve got yourself another one Ian, looks lovely pal.

 

Its "Santa's Little Helper"

 

Thats the first thing that came into my head when i saw the picture


Good luck with the training, and i'm sure with proper loving you'll have an ace time together!

 

i think its a young grayhound!!i just brought one yesterday from a grayhound recuse centre,theres so many that need a good home,and people think there hard work and need lots of excercise,but it aint true!there lazy dogs tht love a fuss!look at mine

only been home an hour
and shes called sapphire,after the best cossie taxi

 

Looks a bit like Santas little helper!

cool

 

Already said that Porkchop

 

Lovely Mate, Looks like a Lurcher to me!

Ive got a Lurcher and she is good as gold..... Untill you let her off then she is off flat out across the fields.

Shes had a Couple of Rabbits a Squirrel and a few Magpies since we have had her (About 12 months)

She was an Ex Pikey dog that we rescued

 

Nothing like cross-breeding

 

Not quite what i ment, but reading it back

 

lmfao

 

i,ve never seen that before, well funny.

the dog is infact a lurcher. she is actually 7/8 greyhound 1/8 pitbull. notice how strong the head is compared to a greyhound or whippet.

when i say living rough i mean kept on the end of a 12 foot chain fastened to a hedge. she had dug a hole under an adjacent holly bush and that was home.

i am having a bit of difficulty getting her used to not being restrained and having straw to lie on, but at least she is coming to me now which is a big improvement in 24 hours.

 

awww bless she looks lovely....

the effort of getting her trained will be well worth it and you'll definately have a best friend for years