Banksy has been homed.
He is a tall, confident and friendly black, castrated male who was born in June 2008. Banksy did suffer from extreme “happy tail” syndrome, he’s still a happy and waggy tailed chappie, but he now has a somewhat shorter tail than he is pictured here with since he had to undergo emergency amputation to prevent further pain and infection setting in.
Banksy has met other breeds of dog and given us no cause for concern around them although against high hopes he has failed our cat test. No cats for this lad please.
Banksy now walks calmly and well on a lead, he travels well too and is keen to get into a car for his outings. He has however shown little to no interest in toys thus far.
Banksy is clean in the house (after some initial early days whoopsies) and he’s very sociable with the other resident greyhounds. He has been crate trained and is happy to sleep/rest in one, but just as happy to snuggle up on the sofa next to you.
He has met children and we believe he’ll be fine living with sensible ones who are aged 5 years and over.
Interested in Adopting a Greyhound?
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- 07769 348310
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