Are Greyhounds indoor pets?
YES! Greyhounds must live indoors. They cannot withstand temperature extremes and have delicate skin which requires sleeping on a soft bed. Greyhounds must never be chained or staked outside. They are highly social animals and must be with people. Typically retired greyhounds have a gentle nature, are used to being handled by many people, are kennel trained, love to go on walks on a leash and love to be petted. When introduced to a “pet life”, they are grateful for this new attention What about children and other pets? Greyhounds are patient, loving animals. All children should be taught to respect any dog, and never to bother a dog that is sleeping. Greyhounds have lived with other greyhounds all their life and should quickly make friends with other dogs that you have. Cats and other small furry indoor animals can become a greyhound’s friend if the introductory period is closely supervised, however outdoors greyhounds must be constantly supervised. Let us know if you have children and