Adoption information
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About Minnie (On Trial)
Minnie is a new arrival who has made it to foster with Claire, James and their daughter Chloe. Claire says,
‘Minnie is a sweet, affectionate & waggy tailed smaller girl who wants nothing more than ear rubs, cuddles and kisses from humans. She is very chilled out & easy going and would fit into a wide range of family situations.
Minnie seems really happy with the company of adults & children alike. We have a 3 year old daughter & Minnie is gentle & calm around her.
Minnie is house-trained & sleeps quietly through the night on her own bed in the lounge.
After only a few days in foster she was perfectly fine being left on her own in the house for 2 hours 20 mins. We will continue building this up while she is in our care.
Minnie already has good manners – she lays quietly on her bed when we prepare & eat food, she waits to go through doors after us & she doesn’t guard her food.
Minnie loves her regular walks but is equally happy lazing about the house. She is a fairly low maintenance dog.
Minnie travels well in the car & walks quite well on the lead but with ongoing training this could be improved. She already knows recall which we have been practising in our garden. Minnie doesn’t appear to know how to play, but I think this will come in time & she is already starting to show a cheeky side! Minnie also knows ‘wait’ (going through doors) and ‘leave’.
Sadly, she is not cat or bird friendly!’
If you think you would like Minnie to join your home, please contact us info@greyhoundrescue.com.au
Located in Sydney.
Adoption details
Once we have found your new greyhound we will send you an application form to complete and return. Then we will arrange a house check. It is important that the right hound goes to the right home! We can arrange for you to meet the dog/s and they can meet your family and/or other pets. Our hounds go “on trial” with your family for a minimum of 2 weeks. We have dogs that are small dog and cat friendly.
We expect greyhounds to be 'indoor dogs' and not left alone for long periods of time. Ideally they would have a doggy or human friend for company most of the time.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.