Found: Black / Very Dark Brown Greyhound Female In Scotland (DG12)
- Dog ID 53328
- Status Found
- Registered 09 Jun 2013
- Name UNKNOWN
- Gender & Breed Female Greyhound
- Age Adult
- Colour Black / very dark brown
- Marks & Scars White hairs on muzzle, some toes, chest. Slightly chewed base of tail.
- Tagged Unknown
- Microchipped Unknown
- Tattooed Unknown
- Date Found 08 Jun 2013
- Where Found Running along B724 through Cummertrees village, Dumfriesshire.
- Found In Region Scotland
- Found In Post Area DG12
- Date Reunited
- Other Info Friendly but anxious greyhound or possibly lurcher. Used to cars and couches. Bit keen on small dog and cat, indifferent to my own GSDs. Narrowly missed by traffic. Good condition but very long nails. Wearing good leather 'greyhound' type collar. Handed over to police and is currently kennelled at Lockerbie police station. Owner is advised to ring them via phone number 101. Sorry didn't think to take photo.
- Listed By Denise
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- 2013-07-09 07:35 GreyhoundRehoming
- If this dog happens to have readable ear markings please post them and I can ask RGT Head Office to query their database to see if it's a dog they've homed and who the owner is. A dog without ear markings is more likely to be a Lurcher, but that's not 100%, and just to add confusion some Lurchers are bread and earmarked - but it's not as common as with Greys.
- 2013-06-09 20:04 Carol
- Poor thing xxx
- 2013-06-09 14:06
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