Pudsey is in foster care in Southampton, Hampshire, she arrived in our care on the 1st of April 2026 and she was born on the 17th of September 2022.
This girl is tiny and a very friendly lady, her tail never stops wagging!
Pudsey can get really excited when she greets familiar people, she will show this with a big waggy tail, a jump in the air and comes running at you with a massive grin. She is a funny girl.
This girl loves to play with you and soft toys, she just loves running around and having fun, what more could you ask for! Pudsey is our very own pocket rocket.
Pudsey is learning the household rules and getting used to everyday noises in and around the home. She shows no fear of washing machine, dishwasher, hoover, car/motor bike engines starting and other familiar sounds. Pudsey is learning where she should go to the toilet too!
Our gorgeous girl lives alongside 9 other greyhounds both girls and boys, she gets on particularly well with the boys.
This girl does LOVE her food! Pudsey loves the kitchen so watch out for any tasty treats on the side, as they won’t stay there long with this girl around!
She enjoys her car rides, knowing she is going to have a nice walk somewhere but does need some help to get into the car. Pudsey is only 26kg so only a small girl. I’m sure it won’t take long before she has learned to jump into the car just like her friends.
Pudsey enjoys going out for her walks, she is learning to walk nicely on a lead and enjoys everything that she sees, all with a big smile and a waggy tail. Pudsey wants to get everywhere fast and is often seen bouncing along on two legs rather than four! She is learning that this isn’t how we walk and her handler is showing her the correct way to walk on a lead. Pudsey is always showing us a different side to her character.
After all the excitement of being out and about, she will settle down next to you for some quiet time and a stroke from her favourite people, she may even give you a roach!
Pudsey has been tested with other breeds and has shown us she needs further exposure to smaller dogs before she will fully accept them as friends, for now she is inquisitive of them and wonders what they are. Her social skills will develop the more she is around them.
Pudsey could be left for a few hours at a time but we would prefer this to be kept to no more than 4 hours due to her age and character.
She could live with children over the age of 10 years.
This little lass won’t be with us long so contact us to arrange a viewing, you will not be disappointed with our beautiful Pudsey!
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