Remember that moving can be a stressful time for everyone including your hound, who will also pick up on your stress levels. Being as prepared as possible will be your best shot for a smooth transition and a quick settle in.
Learning to be alone is a skill just like any other, and it is something that your new rescued greyhound will need to be taught. Take it step by step and give your hound the opportunity to learn and succeed.
GO! is short for Greyhound Obedience and is a course designed specifically for greyhounds. Greyhound Rescue is proudly teaming up with Polite Pooches Sydney to offer a unique course for greyhounds and their humans. Leanne from Polite Pooches Sydney has extensive...
So you think you’re ready to adopt a greyhound? It’s a super exciting time, and for new owners it can be a little daunting. Make sure you’re as prepared as you can be by following a few of our top tips to get your home and family ready for your new greyhound friend.
Greyhounds and muzzles go together like bread and butter. While some owners shy away from using a muzzle, they are a great tool to ensure your hound stays safe during times of play, exploring new surroundings and meeting new friends. It is also important to note that...
Important: Like all large deep-chested dogs, Greyhounds are susceptible to bloat. This condition is fatal if not treated quickly. Bloating can occur without warning and many owners may mistake it for indigestion. Seek medical attention from your Vet or nearest Animal...
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