DevonDogs Trust
Poppy
SexFemale
Age4 years
BreedDeerhound X
Poppy is a gorgeous four-year-old Deerhound cross Mali looking for a calm, predictable household with adult adopters. She is looking to be the only dog in the...
Deerhound Rescue Dogs in the UK
Devon
DerbyshireAshbourne Animal Welfare
Egon
SexMale
Age3 years
BreedDeerhound X Lurcher
Egon is a large ‘scruffy haired’ lurcher who came to us for rehoming due to his previous owners not being able to cope. He is said to be a Deerhound cross...
WarwickshireDogs Trust
Bilberry
SexMale
Age3 years
BreedDeerhound X
Meet Bilberry, a 3-year-old Deerhound cross who is looking for a home with patient and understanding adopters. . Bilberry came into our care as a stray in...
ScotlandScottish SPCA
Russell
SexMale
Age5 years
BreedDeerhound
Russell is a friendly boy that enjoys a snuggle. He has no idea he is a bigger dog and expects to fit on your lap. He is amazing at walking on lead and will...
Deerhound
Gentle giants with a noble and dignified air.
The Deerhound, also known as the Scottish Deerhound, is a tall and graceful breed originally bred for hunting red deer. Known for their gentle demeanor and calm presence, they make affectionate companions. Despite their size, they are friendly and rarely aggressive.
Quick Facts
- Size
- Large
- Breed Group
- Hound
- Lifespan
- 10–12 Years
- Exercise Needs
- More than 2 hours per day
- Grooming Needs
- Low
- Shedding
- Yes
- Barking Tendency
- Low
- Trainability
- Deerhounds are intelligent but can be somewhat independent, so training may require patience and gentle encouragement.
- Temperament
- Calm, gentle, friendly, and affectionate with family members.
FAQ
How can I find a Deerhound near me?
We've found Deerhound dogs looking for a home across 4 areas including Warwickshire, Derbyshire, Devon and more. Use the filter options at the top of the page to enter your location and find a Deerhound near you. Don't forget about the many international dogs looking for homes in the UK too.
How many Deerhound dogs are in rescue?
We've found 4 Deerhound dogs currently looking for homes across 3 charities in the UK.
How do I adopt a Deerhound?
The process to adopt a dog varies from charity to charity, but the process is usually similar. If you've found a dog you'd like to adopt or learn more about, be sure to click through to the charity and follow their adoption process. We've also written a detailed guide on what the adoption process usually involves that you can check out here if you'd like to learn more.
How much does it cost to adopt a Deerhound?
The cost of adopting a dog can vary, but is usually between £150 and £450. Some factors that can influence the cost include the dogs age and the charity that is looking after them. You can speak to the charity about their adoption fees.
Can I adopt a Deerhound puppy?
We can't find any Deerhound puppies at the moment, but new dogs are added to Rescue Finder each day so be sure to check back another time.
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Useful Guides for Potential Owners
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