lurcher dog
Definition
A lurcher is a type of mixed-breed dog originating from Britain, typically a cross between a sighthound (such as a Greyhound or Whippet) and a working breed like a collie, terrier, or sheepdog, prized for its speed, intelligence, and stealth in hunting or poaching.
Known for its lean, athletic build and wiry coat, the lurcher dog excels in lure coursing, poaching game, and as a loyal companion with a mischievous streak.
Examples
My lurcher dog spotted a squirrel and turned our backyard into an Olympic sprint track before I could say 'stay'.
The sneaky lurcher dog slipped through the fence like a furry ninja, returning with a suspiciously fluffy 'gift' from the neighbor's coop.
Adopting a lurcher dog was my best decision—until it outran my Roomba and declared victory with a victory lap around the living room.
That lurcher dog's superpower isn't just speed; it's the ability to look innocent right after raiding the biscuit tin.