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Know this is slightly off topic but I know a lot of dog people read here and Im really hoping something can come of this.... I have a giveaway greyhound that needs a home in the coming days.

Rosacky Rebel
"Rebel"
Eiffella x She's a Vane
sex male
colour BK
date of birth 14 OCT 2005
Free to good home
Located in Temora. Can assist in getting you the right transport company.



Cats and Small Dogs might not be suited. It was slow but still tried to chase lol

For info email me brad@team-bundy.com or PM me here.

bundybrad wrote:
It was slow but still tried to chase lol

For info email me brad@team-bundy.com or PM me here.

when i read that line i thought you were talking about mal & myself

Only wish I could
Have neighbours who took in an exracer and he made a fantastic pet...beautiful temperment...as long as you're not rabbit sized Contrary to what was expected turned out to be a terrible couch potato...would encourage anyone thinking about the offer to take a look...they are lovely dogs.

Regards
JAS

agree JAS, having a bit to do with greyhounds over the years they are sensational animals and contary to popular belief, very timid and placid....

Here is my pet boy HARRY and his GF Jade!

Just expect a friend when you sleep.....


And find presents from your new friends also, on your bed, normally as hints.....


Pose for the camera....


Stretch and fart for a laugh...


Eat your McDonalds....


Watch SKY Channel with you....



They really are fantastic Pets

being an ex-Greyhound trainer, they are fantastic loving animals.
You don't need to treat them too much different to a normal dog.
A muzzle is generally required when they are in public (not sure exactly why....).
You walk them the same, pat them the same, play with them the same, love the same.
Recommend it for anyone- you don't need a large yard.

also, I'd recommend a family with kids- they'll love it, the dog will love them.

A neighbour had a greyhound that he was racing when I was a kid. I used to exercise him [Tam] some of the time. He was really good with kids but did want to chase any small animal that ran.
In the playground he would run at you at speed and just duck around you at the last second, provided you were clued in and stayed still so no misjudgement occurred.

We have had their larger cousins, Scottish Deerhounds and Irish Wolfhounds over the years, and have considered a Greyhound as a smaller hound as we get older.
If we were not about to go overseas for some time we would have considered him.

I always enjoyed the "Ted Bulpitt" skits about his greyhounds, Repco Lad and Gay Akubra, and his taking them for a walk in a wheelbarrrow.

I think the compulsory muzzle came about in the days when racing dogs were "blooded" or used for hunting rabbits as well, and were perhaps as a result seen as inclined to snap at small animals passing by, leading to fears they would bite children.

Found a home in Muswellbrook NSW