2Eric's ideal home 4 year old Eric is a beautiful, calm boy who would love a home with a secure garden to help him with his housetraining and to have some off lead time. He can live with children aged 8+ in a quieter household and could live with another sighthound, but no other animals. Eric would like to settle into his new home before he is left, so he will need very low
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3Finn's ideal home Handsome Finn is a gorgeous Greyhound who is ready to find his forever home. He has come to us as an ex racer and therefore has likely never had any experience of life in home. Like most Greyhounds, Finn enjoys his walkies and zoom around with a squeaky toy before he's ready to curl up in a big comfy duvet for nap. He would love a home where he can enjoy his
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1Seymour's ideal home Meet Super Seymour, the stunning 2-year-old Greyhound who’s ready to find his forever home! Seymour is a sociable chap who can happily live with other Dogs and enjoys going on walks with his canine pals. He’s suitable for a home with secondary school-aged children and is comfortable being left for short periods. A secure garden with a 6ft fence is an
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4Marie's ideal home Marie would be best suited to a home where any children are of the ages 10 and up who are comfortable with bouncy, larger Dogs. She is still working on her confidence with other Dogs, so will need to be the only dog in the home, benefitting from a family willing to work on her social skills. Due to her assumed ex racing background, Marie will not be able to
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3Spud's ideal home If you're looking for a super chilled out dog then meet Spud! He's a 4yr old ex-racing Greyhound who likes a peaceful life. He is a friendly boy and the more you get to know him, the more interactive he'll become. He can be quite shy generally and needs a calm and quiet home so he'll need to be the only pet in an adult only household. A secure garden will be
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3Skippy's ideal home Skippy is a very handsome 4yr old ex-racing Greyhound. He's super friendly and as he gets to know you better you'll see his affectionate side come through. He will be fine living with older kids who are confident around larger Dogs, and while he's fine around most other Dogs out and about, he can be a little worried by larger breeds. He'll need to be the
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3Brogan's ideal home Brogan is a very handsome 2yr old ex-racing Greyhound. He's super friendly and loves people! He'll immediately lean in for a bum scratch from anyone! He will be fine living with older kids who are confident around larger Dogs, and while he's fine around other Dogs out and about so could have walking buddies, he likes his home to be HIS so will need to be
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3Princess's ideal home Princess would be best suited to a home where any children are of the ages 10 and up who are comfortable with bouncy, larger Dogs. She is still working on her confidence with other Dogs, so will need to be the only dog in the home, benefitting from a family wiling to work on her social skills. Due to her ex racing background, Princess will not be able to
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2Lilo's ideal home Lilo is a sweet and friendly girl who loves to investigate everyone and everything. She could potentially live with another Greyhound or calm larger breed dog but is not able to live with cats or small furries due to her high prey drive. She can share a home with children of primary age and over who are comfortable around larger Dogs. Could you be Lilo's
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2Ethel's ideal home Ethel is looking for a home where she will be the only pet, but she can socialise with well-suited canine companions out-and-about on walks. Ethel can live with children aged 12 years and over and requires a secure garden with 5 foot fencing to enjoy. As we have no history on Ethel, she is looking for a family who are around the majority of the time and can
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4Blake's ideal home Blake can live with other Greyhounds and children of high school age. He will have spent his life in a kennel environment so please be patient as he may not be house trained or used to being home by himself. Blake has some hip pain that may require ongoing medication. Could you be Blake's perfect match? Blake can usually be found snoozing on his duvet but
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3Ben's ideal home Ben can live with other Greyhounds and children of high school age. He will have spent his life in a kennel environment so please be patient as he may not be house trained or used to being home by himself. Could you be Ben's perfect match? Ben is a confident boy as long as his handler is close by! He likes to explore but he's easily spooked by loud noises so
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Adopting a Greyhound usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Greyhound is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Greyhound, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Greyhound can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
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Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
