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5 years 8 months • Greyhound
Listing confirmed 15 November 2026
Based on Greyhound Adoption Program (Queensland)'s listing, and in some cases inferred from Billy Bob'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.
Billy Bob is a happy, confident boy with a tail that doesn't stop wagging and a big appreciation for the important things in life: having a wander, following his nose, and taking his time investigating the world properly. For Billy Bob, a walk isn't just a walk, it's a full-blown sniffari, and he's very committed to the experience. He's got an independent side, which means he's not the kind of dog who needs to be entertained every second of the day. Billy Bob is perfectly capable of pottering about, doing his own thing, and generally keeping himself occupied before finding somewhere comfortable to flop. He's an easy boy to have around - relaxed, steady, and not easily bothered. Billy Bob would really suit a home with a yard and a family who enjoy being out and about, because he genuinely loves to explore. He's not chaotic or over-the-top about it - just quietly enthusiastic, curious, and always keen to see what's around the next corner. He's also a lovely, polite dog in all the ways that matter. Gentle with people, good with other dogs, and always ready to say hello with his signature happy wiggly bum. Billy Bob has a calm charm that sneaks up on you. If you're after a greyhound who is equal parts chilled-out mate and enthusiastic explorer, Billy Bob might just be your guy.
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