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4 years • Greyhound
Listing confirmed 15 November 2026
Based on Greyhound Adoption Program (Queensland)'s listing, and in some cases inferred from Chief'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.
Meet Chief, a sweet and sometimes sensitive boy looking for a quiet home where he can truly settle in and shine. Chief is the kind of boy who enjoys taking life at his own pace. He loves a good sniffari and exploring the world around him, taking in all the interesting sights and smells. Once he has had time to warm up, Chief is a lovely mix of affectionate companion and independent soul - happy to stay by your side, but also quite content to amuse himself when you are busy. Because of his gentle and slightly sensitive nature, Chief would thrive in a calm, quieter family environment where he can feel safe and understood. He is the sort of dog who will reward patience with loyalty and sweet companionship. Around other dogs, Chief's playful and cheeky side really starts to show. He can get quite excited in those first interactions and is still working on his manners, particularly when it comes to managing that initial burst of enthusiasm. Once introductions are out of the way, he tends to adjust his energy to match his canine friend, which is a lovely trait. Chief may be best suited to a calmer, polite doggy friend who can help bring out the best in this fun-loving boy. Chief is a charming mix of sweetness, independence and playfulness, and with the right home, he is going to make a wonderful companion.
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