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5 years 1 month • Greyhound
Listing confirmed 15 November 2026
Based on Greyhound Adoption Program (Queensland)'s listing, and in some cases inferred from Ivy's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
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Ivy is the kind of girl who brings a lovely sense of calm wherever she goes. Sweet, gentle and beautifully chilled out, she has an easy presence that makes her a pleasure to have around. She's the sort of girl who is just as content relaxing in her own space as she is soaking up some affection from her people - a wonderful balance of independence and closeness. One of Ivy's best qualities is how naturally she settles into home life. She has been crate trained and is comfortable doing her own thing, happily pottering about or resting nearby without needing to be the centre of attention. That said, when cuddles are on offer, Ivy is more than happy to accept them. She's affectionate without being demanding, making her a lovely companion for someone looking for a calm and easy-going best friend. Ivy also has an adorable little quirk: she's quite the collector. Toys, treasures, favourite bits and pieces - Ivy likes to gather them up and create her own special pile. She's not destructive with them at all; she simply seems to enjoy keeping her belongings together in one proud little mound. It's a charming habit that only adds to her personality. This lovely lady would likely enjoy having a canine companion in her forever home. She currently lives with two smaller dogs and is great with them, and she seems to appreciate having another dog around to follow, relax with, and share daily life alongside. For a home with an existing dog looking for a gentle new friend, Ivy could be a beautiful fit. If you're searching for a sweet-natured, low-key girl with a soft heart, a peaceful spirit, and a delightfully quirky love of toy collecting, Ivy may be the one you've been waiting for.
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