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A whippet is a classified, pedigree breed. (looks like a small greyhound) a lurcher is not a pedigree breed as lurcher's are a greyhound crossed with absolutely anything, seen as a mutt in some peoples eyes. the original lurcher was a briard Shepard dog crossed with a greyhound. hope this answers your question
They are mostly pets but some are hunting/working dogs and It would depend on which cross they are it is roughly 35-50 mph (usually) faster than the animal its chasing
Greyhound coats provide outstanding warmth for your dogs. You can purchase these specialty coats online at sites like Jan's Greyhound and Lurcher Gifts.
It is widely believed to be the greyhound, however, I own a lurcher, border collie/greyhound crossbreed, that can run faster than a greyhound, but does not possess its stamina, hence greyhounds are used in racing.
A Lurcher is a dog. It is in between a greyhound and a whippet. Lurchers are typically racing dogs but make excellent pets. They are very friendly docile and affectionate dogs. click the link at the bottom for a pic of one! http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Lurcher_Rocky.jpg
They are usually called Collie cross Greyhound Lurchers.
The life expectancy of a healthy lurcher is 13 years
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Hired armed cutter Lurcher was created on 1795-08-15.
The dog breed lurcher can generally get to a height of 22-28 inches and a weight of 60-70 pounds. The lurcher is a type of dog originating in Ireland and parts of Great Britain.
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All dogs are suitable for training as they are all intelligent. However, some dogs are more intelligent than others such as cocker spaniels or guard dogs used in the police forces etc. Depending on what you would like the dog to be trained for different dogs are more and less suited. A springer spaniel is suitable for hunting as are lurcher pointers etc. What training was you thinking for? I will try and suggest a breed? I hope I have helped you- thank you