
After the slow start to the year in terms of rehoming, as we said in last week’s news, things have picked up and this last week several hounds have found their new homes and families. These...
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Thank goodness, at last we have 'Homers' (as we affectionately call families looking for a hound!) calling us and coming along to the kennels. It has been so quiet that we were all getting...
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CashCash is one of our longer residents. Whilst he is happy living here, he would enjoy being in a home much more! He has been to events and had a lovely time meeting everyone and enjoying all sorts of...
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It is essential that when introducing a canine into a home where babies and small children are present, special care is taken. There is no exception with a greyhound. Children and babies should never be left unattended with the dog. Children must be educated to be calm and gentle with the dog and have respect for its needs and its bed. An escape place is an excellent idea so when the dog has had enough, it can retreat to its own space.
Greyhounds are people orientated, gentle, placid and docile but all breeds have a breaking point when taunted by children. Please teach children respect for your dog and soon they will be best of friends. Never let a child disturb a greyhound when it is asleep.
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