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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 Reg's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
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Reg is a pretty chilled-out guy who is more than happy to amuse himself and quietly do his own thing. He has an easy-going nature and seems ready to take life as it comes, which means he could likely settle in with a full-time working family just as well as a home where someone is around more often. Whatever the setup, Reg appears to have a lovely ability to adapt but also take into account that he can be a little reserved while he settles. With his low-energy lifestyle, Reg would be quite content in anything from an apartment to a home with a yard. He does not need a huge amount of space to be happy - just a comfortable environment where he can settle in at his own pace. While he is not an overly cuddly boy right now, he does show affection in his own quiet way, and with time, patience and trust, he may well surprise you and become more openly affectionate. For now, Reg would be best suited to a quieter household with a family who understand that he may need a little time to find his feet. He is not one for lots of cuddles and fuss, but he does appreciate gentle, calm affection and a relaxed approach. Reg is also fairly nonplussed by other dogs. He is happy enough to say a polite hello, allow a quick sniff, and then carry on with his day without much concern. He has a nice, easy way about him that fits well with his calm personality. If you are looking for a low-key, independent companion with a gentle nature and a quiet charm, Reg could be your perfect match.
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