What will I need before my new greyhound arrives? Collar (Martingale recommended) and identification tag (Name & your phone number) Front attaching harness and leash. Water bowl. Food bowl. Dog or puppy food (Hills recommended) Bedding (may need more than one bed/basket for different rooms in the house or for outside)
How do you prepare a greyhound?
Page Navigation1First things first Keep it simple! ... 2Tip 1. ... 3Tip 2: Take them to the toilet training area as soon as you get home. ... 4Tip 3: Let them explore and give them their own 'space' ... 5Tip 4: Supervise time with other pets to start off with. ... 6Tip 5: Develop a routine. ... 7Tip 6: Stick to your routine!Tips for the first 2 weeks of having a greyhound in your home
Why you shouldn't get a greyhound?
Big dogs, big feelings. Greyhounds are sensitive as HELL. They feel a lot of feelings a lot of the time. Often they'll start out quiet but it won't take long before they trust you enough to let you into the vast chasm of their complicated and intense emotions.
Are greyhounds good for first time owners?
Greyhounds are very loyal, gentle and loving dogs, and while they do have some specific needs, they make great first-time pets for owners prepared to put a little bit extra effort in.
Do you need a crate for a greyhound?
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.
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