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While we may not have twenty dogs to choose from, we will make sure
that the right dog is chosen for you. You will be introduced to dogs that match your application and you can pick the next
member of your family. Remember, “it's beauty that captures
your attention; personality which captures your heart.”
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~ Go Fast ~
Bess is a two year old white & black female. She's very playful and affectionate. She is
cat/small dog correctable.
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~ Go Go Frani ~
Fanni is Bessie's sister! Fanni is very shy and hesitant and will need to be with another dog.
Her sister would be the ideal house mate! With a lot of love and patience, she will overcome her shyness. An experience
Greyhound owner with another Greyhound would be ideal.
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~ Jdc Dianas Jewel ~
Jilly is a three year old red brindle female. She's very affectionate and loves to play
with toys. She is not cat or small dog tolerant.
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Adoption Pending
~ Kb Snack Pak ~
Sarah is a two year old petite red female. She's a bit on the shy side but warms
up after a bit and she loves to play with toys. She is not small dog or tolerant.
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Adoption Pending
~ Wheatland Jill ~
Jill is a three year old petite female. She has beautiful
markings and a very sweet personality. Jill is cat friendly and good with other dogs.
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~ OJ Reboot ~
Reba is a beautiful two year old white and brindle
female. She's very loving and has a greyt personality. She is absolutely not good with small dogs or cats!
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Adopting Pending
~ Sol Holiday ~
Holli is a
five year old red and white female. She retired due to a fracture of her hock. She has completely recovered from her injury
and is 100% on her leg. Holiday is cat friendly. She has a sweet and friendly personality
and she will make a greyt pet.
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~ Cmon Majesty ~
Ty is a stunning white male. He was two in April and has a very outgoing personality. His
tail is constantly wagging and he love giving kisses.
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a friend or family member. A personalized Gift Card will be mailed to them to inform them of the wonderful gift you have
selected for them. Donate a Kuranda dog bed.000
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BRINGING HOME YOUR NEW
GREYHOUND
When
you bring your Greyhound home, keep in mind that most likely, this dog has never lived in a house, climbed steps, had a ride
in a car, slept in a bed or on a sofa. This is a traumatic change in their normal routine, which was up to 22 hours in a crate
with a muzzle on. Don’t expect too much from them, give them space and time to adjust. Remember, they aren’t like
other breeds.
*Greyhounds are extremely intelligent and will learn quickly all the rules of his new home.
*I
suggest that for the first few weeks, apply masking tape or stickers on glass doors so that the dog knows this is not something
he can just walk right through. Leave the window blinds open all the way making sure that you tuck the cords away safely and
if there is anything on the windowsills, push it back and out of the way. Mirrors may spook him, making him think it's another
Greyhound he's looking at. You may have to put a sheet over your dresser mirror just until he gets used to seeing his reflection.
*Be patient when trying to teach him the stairs. Take him one step at a time going up and down. He’ll get it
in no time, soon to be taking five steps at once!
*Let him out frequently and for the first week or so, try not to
leave them alone for more than 6 or 7 hours at a time. A lunchtime walk would be great. Some dogs suffer from Separation Anxiety
so remember that your Greyhound has never been left alone before. He’s used to living with other dogs, listening to
voices all day long.
*Leave the house and come back in often, this way, they get used to you coming and going and
know that you will always come home. Don’t make a huge fuss when you come home. Do take them out for a walk due to all
the excitement.
*Most Greyhounds do not need crates especially if you are home all day but some dogs feel more secure.
They need a space of their own through the adjustment period. Make sure your crate is all ready when you bring your new dog
home and give him the opportunity to explore it. Some dogs need the security of their crate until they get acclimated to their
new surroundings.
*You will find your Greyhound will follow you everywhere, even the bathroom! Eventually, this will
stop, once he realizes you aren’t going to desert him.
*Warning!! Once they find out how soft the sofa and bed
is, they may try to confiscate them as their own! They can curl up to the size of a ball if they need to or they can expand
to the size of the whole bed if they want to!
*Greyhounds have hardly any body fat so when the temperature is less
than 40 degrees, make sure he’s wearing a coat. If there is snow and ice on the ground, clean his pads after being outside
to make sure there is no ice or snow packed in them. Don’t leave your dog outside in the heat either. Dogs are susceptible
to heat stroke. Make sure there are fresh water and a shady spot for him to rest and of course, a soft dog bed or blanket.
Concrete is too hard for Greyhounds to lie on.
*The most important thing to remember is your Greyhound can NEVER be
off the leash unless they are in a fenced in area. Sight hounds see things we can’t always see, so no matter how well
you think you know your dog, he may see something in the distance and just take off. No matter how loud you scream for him
to come back, he won’t listen to you. If you are going to use a “tie out”, make sure you dog is wearing
a harness and NOT a leash.
*Be prepared to stop often during your walks, Greyhounds are traffic stoppers! People will
want to ask questions and want to pet the dogs. Best of all, you will experience the greatest love of all from your Greyhound,
Unconditional Love. Enjoy your new Greyhound.
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| Miss Tia and her good friend Colleen |
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| at Petco Cinnaminson |
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| PETCO Bensalem General Manager Debbie |
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| with Ray Vona & BP's Cisco Kid |
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| Winchester |
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PGC, Inc. is a PA 501(c)3 non-profit
group. All donations are tax deductible. Please help us place these loving Greyhounds into forever homes where
they can enjoy their retirement! Donations can be made through PayPal.
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