Post by Lisa on Oct 23, 2014 5:42:31 GMT -5
Beautiful lads all waiting new homes. They will shortly be placed up for rehoming. In the meantime these boys could do with foster spaces if anyone can offer one.
The 3 yearling greyhound boys left in kennels are ALL now ready to move to foster if anyone can help? 1 of the original 4 has been in foster for 2 weeks now and is doing really well. They are typical greyhounds who have not been raced and not been into a home before. Cheeky, playful up to mischief and like over grown pups. However, on the other side of that they are fine with all breeds of dog both big and small. They ideally need foster homes with other dogs and someone around in the main. It IS advisable to crate train them if you want to be able to leave them comfortably when you head out for a couple of hours without them being into everything! They really are such lovely and fun boys. Louisa walked all 3 together at the kennels this weekend and it was highly entertaining for the rest of us as it looked like some form of Chinese puzzle when they were all twisting leads and climbing over and under each other. They all took it well though and no one fell out with the other infact them being intertwined like pieces of spaghetti seemed to be extremely natural for them and sadly I am sure it is lol
The 3 yearling greyhound boys left in kennels are ALL now ready to move to foster if anyone can help? 1 of the original 4 has been in foster for 2 weeks now and is doing really well. They are typical greyhounds who have not been raced and not been into a home before. Cheeky, playful up to mischief and like over grown pups. However, on the other side of that they are fine with all breeds of dog both big and small. They ideally need foster homes with other dogs and someone around in the main. It IS advisable to crate train them if you want to be able to leave them comfortably when you head out for a couple of hours without them being into everything! They really are such lovely and fun boys. Louisa walked all 3 together at the kennels this weekend and it was highly entertaining for the rest of us as it looked like some form of Chinese puzzle when they were all twisting leads and climbing over and under each other. They all took it well though and no one fell out with the other infact them being intertwined like pieces of spaghetti seemed to be extremely natural for them and sadly I am sure it is lol
