Molly is a handsome girl, and is a striking black ‘tuxedo’, three years old.
She is a happy-go-lucky girl, who would fit into any household. She is very adaptable, super-affectionate and cuddly and just loves people!
UPDATE August 2012: Molly has now been rehomed and is no longer available.
Bing is a two year old black male with a small amount of white. He’s a big dog, but although he’s young, he isn’t really too bouncy for his age.
We think Bing would do best in a home with another dog for company.
UPDATE August 2012: Bing has now been rehomed and is no longer available.
Max is a very pretty blue brindle male, five years old. He’s a large dog, but he’s very quiet and friendly.
He is already house-trained, and likes his food and his walks.
UPDATE March 2012 – Max has now been adopted and is no longer available
Bing Bang is a large black male dog, only two years old.
He is very friendly, and is good with other breeds of dog and with children. He can be a little shy until he gets to know you, but given just a little time he should make a nice family pet.
UPDATE March 2012 – Bing Bang has now been adopted and is no longer available
Leo is a beautiful blue hound, big and bold!
He is affectionate, and he’s clean in his kennel, so he’s likely to be clean at home too. He is good on the lead, but he does have one tiny problem – he can be a little bit clumsy. This is likely to be down to eagerness and enthusiasm and he will probably improve a lot once he’s in a home environment with people who can help him calm down. Perhaps he’d like a home with a ‘job’ to do, like obedience or agility training? Or maybe he just needs a little more exercise than most.
He is four years old.
UPDATE: September 2011. Leo has now been rehomed and is no longer available
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Sharon has been a greyhound trainer for three decades and has never wanted to do anything else. She has lived and worked with these beautiful dogs all her life.
Currently working at two jobs (as a breeder and trainer of dogs for the local track, and as a Greyhound Trust adoption agent) Sharon has a house full of non-starters, ex-racers, convalescents, and temporary residents, as well as the kennels where the racers and adoptable dogs live.