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3 years 5 months • Greyhound
Listing confirmed 15 November 2026
Based on Greyhound Adoption Program (Queensland)'s listing, and in some cases inferred from Jilliby's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
All adoption applications are handled directly by Greyhound Adoption Program (Queensland). Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
Jilliby may seem a little reserved or aloof at first, but that is simply because he likes to take a moment to absorb the situation, take in all the smells, and work out what is going on around him. Once he realises the new people nearby are perfectly acceptable - and, ideally, come with pats - he begins to relax and his affectionate side starts to shine through. He would be happiest in a calm, quiet household, as he is not really one for hustle and bustle. Jilliby is much more of a Sunday lazy-afternoon sort of boy, happiest in a home where life moves at a gentler pace and he can settle in comfortably. With other dogs, Jilliby is quite gentle and polite. If he were to share his home with a smaller canine friend, a calm one would be best, as very excitable little dogs darting about or getting under his feet can leave him feeling a bit unsure. Jilliby is not an especially high-energy fellow, but he does enjoy having a yard to explore and potter around in. Because he is happy to quietly amuse himself, he could suit a home with full-time workers, provided he has access to a yard where he can spend time investigating, relaxing, and keeping himself occupied. If you are looking for a gentle, thoughtful companion with a quiet affectionate side and a love of calm, easy living, Jilliby could be your perfect match.
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