Dyno is a 2-3 year old female Bull Lurcher

Dyno is on the search for her adoptive home, could that be you?

Dyno is a 2-3 year old female Bull Lurcher.

Dyno came into our care after being picked as a stray, she was covered in injuries that linked to her being used for badger baiting, very sad. She was very thin, very tired and just wanted peace.

Since being with us she has made excellent progress, she is now in full health and looks wonderful!

Dyno is very very soft and loving, she just wants to please you. She is a huge foodie so to make a bond with Dyno is very easy. She is a good girl with other dogs but cannot be near small dogs or any small furries!

Dyno would make a fabulous addition to someone’s home, she would need a secure garden so she can run freely and safely. She hasn’t lived in a home before so would need some help to adapt but we truly believe this won’t be an issue and she will most definitely lap up all the love and attention.

Do you have space on your sofa for a beautiful girl? Dyno says she can most definitely fill that space!

Dyno is pretty typical of the lurcher breed and can run super fast! If she gets adopted by a lurcher experienced person/s then she will be a walk in the park for you! She really is such a loving sweet girl.

Must haves for Dyno adoptive home:

  • Space, she is a pretty big girl.
  • Secure garden.
  • Adopter who is prepared to ensure she is kept away from any small furries/small dogs.

Dyno hasn’t been around small children and she does like to jump up for a cuddle so we don’t think young children would be a match for her as she would want to be all over them which could result in her accidentally knocking them over, Dyno has ZERO aggressive traits… she just wants to be with you and receive love.

If you feel you may be the home our brave girl is looking for then please do send us a detailed email

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