Do you have any preferences regarding age,
sex, or color? (or a specific dog you have seen)
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Do you have other pets?
If yes, please indicate how many and what type, sex, age:
Are they altered?
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Have you ever given up a pet to a humane
society, pound, other organization, or person:
If yes, please give reason(s) : |
| Primary caretaker of your new greyhound:
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| How many hours a day will your greyhound be
home alone?
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Do you have a fenced yard?
If yes what type, size, height:
If no, are you willing/able to provide on-leash walks with
your new Greyhound frequently, at least 4 times daily?
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| Are you aware of the importance of keeping
your Greyhound on a lead when not in an enclosed area?? |
Greyhounds must live inside the home.
They can not be kept in an outdoor kennel or dog
house.
Do you agree to keep your Greyhound inside your home?
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| Describe the area in which you live (i.e.
city, suburban, country, high-traffic, etc.
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Do you have children living in the home?
If yes, please give their names and ages:
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| Required reading (if you have or plan on having children): "Child Proofing Your Dog
by Brian Kilcommons" |
| Why do you want a Greyhound as a pet?
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| Do all of the adults in this home agree to
this adoption?
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Required reading: "Adopting the Retired Racing Greyhound"
and/or "Retired Racing Greyhounds for Dummies by Lee
Living Good" and/or The Best Finish:Adopting A Retired
Racing Greyhound by Carolyn Raeke
We also have the
Greyhound
Guide available for online reading as well! |
| Are you willing to keep a collar bearing
your name, address, and phone number on your Greyhound at
all times?
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| Are you willing to accept immediate and
full responsibility for the ownership of your Greyhound,
including all health care costs and necessary burdens of
owning a Greyhound?
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| Do you agree to maintain your Greyhound on
heartworm preventative?
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In the interest of the retired Greyhounds we place, part
of the adoption procedure includes an application in-home interview.
The purpose of the in-home interview is to be sure that 1. New
owners are prepared and able to accept the moral, physical and
financial responsibilities involved in owning a Greyhound and
2. We make the right match between owner and pet.
May we conduct an in-home interview?
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