Remember greyhounds are used to living in a crate but aren't used to being in your home. Most feel safer and more comfortable in a familiar crate than loose in a strange house. A crate is also essential for potty training properly.
How long can a greyhound be in a crate?
As a rule of thumb, if you will be away for more than five or six hours at a time, your dog should be left in a confinement area (a dog-proofed room or portion of a room secured with barriers), rather than a crate. Puppies require special crating procedures.”
Why you shouldn't get a greyhound?
No matter how gentle Greyhounds look, they are still large to very large dogs. An overly excited, untrained 45-95 pound Greyhound may knock down smaller children or a a frail person. And Greyhounds tend to hold their ears back and their tails tucked and balk when they are stressed.
Where should a greyhound sleep?
When everyone is retiring for the evening, your greyhound should sleep in a room either in bed or on a blanket by the bed. Keep dog in the room and use a baby gate or a door to keep the dog from wandering at night. A dog left to wander can leave a mess that won't happen if he is confined.
What do I need for a greyhound?
What will I need before my new greyhound arrives?Collar and identification tag (with your greyhound's name & your phone number)Front-attaching harness and leash.Water bowl.Food bowl.Dog or puppy food (a high quality balanced premium commercial dog food is recommended, appropriate for their life stage)
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