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Unknown • Greyhound
Listing confirmed 16 November 2026
Based on Greyhounds As Pets NZ's listing, and in some cases inferred from Bound's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
All adoption applications are handled directly by Greyhounds As Pets NZ. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
I know I look worried, but really, I am not! Bound is an affectionate, loving greyhound who would prefer a family that has older children or teenagers or a couple, especially people that have time to talk to her, give her pats and cuddles, take her for walks and include her in their everyday activities. She likes other dogs and has fitted in instantly with the two greyhounds (male and female) that she is fostered with. She enjoys hanging out with them at home, on walks and playing together with the toys. She can come across as shy. With a bit of encouragement, she has the confidence to try new things. Lots of praise and pats encourages her to keep trying new things. In the time she has been in foster care her confidence and belief in herself has come on leaps and bounds. Bound has just turned 8 and if you decide to have her in your life you will be rewarded with a happy, loving and loyal companion. You will be greeted each day when you return home with a smile and a big wagging tail. She is SO pleased to see you! Bound is very social with other dogs her size, she is not destructive and in the right home with some love and patience, she will flourish. She will need 1.8m fencing. Diet: is currently eating Nutrience Original Medium Breed, Impact fresh lamb dog roll and Ziwipeak tinned dog food
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