Caring for your Hound

Below is a selection of information to help you care for your new Greyhound.

Everything You Need To Know To Settle in Your New Greyhound

What to expect in the first days and weeks

Let sleeping dogs lie

Consent and why it’s so important

Their new world

Your greyhounds first day

What to buy for the arrival of your new hound

What type of bed should I get my greyhound

Becoming a multi-dog household

Get greyhound ready

Greyhounds and muzzles

Hound proof your home

5 tips to get your home hound ready

Wait for walkies

Preparing for your hounds first walk

Useful Information When Caring For Your Hound

Respecting your Greyhound’s space

How to fill your Greyhound’s emotional cup

The dominace theory is flawed – here’s why

Decompression explained

Should I let my greyhound off leash?

Managing overarousal in your multi-dog household

Separation distress

Why is my hound wakeful at night

What is resource guarding

How to help your greyhound through a thunderstorm

Why you should let your greyhound sniff

Keeping your greyhound cool in summer

Grooming your greyhound

Car travel with your hound

Boredom busting ideas

Low-cost enrichment ideas

Why we don’t call our greyhound stubborn

Hounds and kids – preparing for a successful relationship

What is reactivity

Why does my greyhound freeze

Greyhound glossary – part 1

Greyhound glossary – part 2

Greyhound glossary – part 3

Keeping Your Greyhound Healthy

Tick prevention

Human foods your hound should avoid

Training Your Greyhound

Marker words – why they’re important

Recall training

How to introduce your hound to other greyhounds

Positive reinforcement training

Toilet training

Training with a muzzle on

Learning my new name

Learning to be alone

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