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1) Since greyhounds raced all their lives, they are high-strung and hyper-energy dogs.
2) Greyhounds need a HUGE backyard so they can run around a lot.
3) Greyhounds are NOT safe with cats or small dogs.
4) Greyhounds aren't good with children.
5) Greyhounds don't do well in apartments.
6) Greyhounds have a short life span since they are LARGE dogs.
7) Greyhounds wear muzzles when they race because they are vicious.
8) Greyhounds are not house broken when you adopt them.
9) Greyhounds don't ride well in cars.
10) Greyhounds are hard to walk on a leash since they are large dogs.

Date |
Event |
Saturday
5:30 pm |
Monthly GatheringDuck and Decanter18th St. and Camelback, Phoenix |
Friday - Sunday |
Greyhound GatheringKanab, Utah |
Sept 17 through |
Online Auction FundraiserDONATIONS NEEDED |
Please check back often for any date or time changes, and for new or additional items and events. |
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FastDogs-FastFriends Greyhound Adoption is a non-profit organization and none of us are paid employees. We are run by 100% volunteers. If you like what we do for the hounds, please consider donating to help keep us supporting the hounds, and it's a charitable donation which is tax deductible.
1) Greyhounds treat their new human family as if they’ve fallen in love for the first time.
2) Greyhounds don't need any more exercise than any other breed of dog. Greyhounds are called "40 MPH couch potatoes" for a very good reason.
3) Many greyhounds are perfectly fine with cats and small dogs
4) Greyhounds can live quite comfortably in an apartment as long as they are given the love and exercise needed, just like any other breed of dog.
5) A Greyhound’s average life span is 10-12 years, which is the same for any large breed of dogs.
6) Greyhounds are calm, docile, and have a greyt temperament.
7) Greyhounds rarely bark, unlike many other breeds of dog.
8) Greyhounds have NO doggie odor, even when they’re wet.
9) Greyhounds are NOT starving even though you can see their ribs, this is the way they’re supposed to look.
10) Greyhounds LOVE to ride in the car and travel with their owners.
11) Greyhounds are house trained before they are adopted; their foster parent(s) teach them about living in a house, climbing steps, and hearing sounds like vacuum cleaners and telephones.
12) Greyhounds are very familiar with walking on a leash since they’re walked in front of the race track crowds before each race.
Sweet, young Tuscany (just two years old at the time) died of heat-stroke four years ago. A careless pet-sitter left her outside for an entire day in the deadly Arizona temperatures. PLEASE take extra precautions to protect your pets throughout the next several months!

