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Tiger is a very laid back dog who we have owned for nearly two and a half years. He is approximately 34 kgs in weight and a lovely brindled colour.

He was a decent dog in his prime and we retired him deliberately as we'd become attatched to him and didn't want him to get hurt, although Ken the trainer was quite happy to carry on, because there is very little wrong with him physically.

However Mona (Ken's wife and I) overruled him and he has been in resting kennels near Walsall for the last three months. ken does not let any dog go from his kennel which he thinks isn't exceptional pet material. Both ken and Mona feel Tiger would be an excellent pet.

He will require very little in the way of exercise (2 twenty minute walks a day will suffice) because greyhounds are very laid back animals and used to sleeping all day. They are also very intelligent animals and very quickly become used to routines in the house.

I am quite happy to send you an information leaflet Isty - or anyone else who is interested in homing a dog for that matter, or you can e-mail me at kcrazyjoe@aol.com

best wishes to all
Paul (crazyjoe from the FF Forum)

and thanks Trevor for allowing me a platform

<blockquote data-quote="trevor" data-source="post: 2049647" data-attributes="member: 65074">Tiger is a very laid back dog who we have owned for nearly two and a half years. He is approximately 34 kgs in weight&nbsp; and a lovely brindled colour.He was a decent dog in his prime and we retired him deliberately as we&#039;d become attatched to him and didn&#039;t want him to get hurt, although Ken the trainer was quite happy to carry on, because there is very little wrong with him physically.However Mona (Ken&#039;s wife and I) overruled him <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />&nbsp; and he has been in resting kennels near Walsall for the last three months. ken does not let any dog go from his kennel which he thinks isn&#039;t exceptional pet material.&nbsp; Both ken and Mona feel Tiger would be an excellent pet.He will require very little in the way of exercise (2 twenty minute walks a day will suffice) because greyhounds are very laid back animals and used to sleeping all day.&nbsp; They are also very intelligent animals and very quickly become used to routines in the house.I am quite happy to send you an information leaflet Isty - or anyone else who is interested in homing a dog for that matter, or you can e-mail me at <a href="mailto:kcrazyjoe@aol.com">kcrazyjoe@aol.com</a>best wishes to all Paul (crazyjoe from the FF Forum)and thanks Trevor for allowing me a platform</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trevor, post: 2049647, member: 65074"] Tiger is a very laid back dog who we have owned for nearly two and a half years. He is approximately 34 kgs in weight and a lovely brindled colour. He was a decent dog in his prime and we retired him deliberately as we'd become attatched to him and didn't want him to get hurt, although Ken the trainer was quite happy to carry on, because there is very little wrong with him physically. However Mona (Ken's wife and I) overruled him :D and he has been in resting kennels near Walsall for the last three months. ken does not let any dog go from his kennel which he thinks isn't exceptional pet material. Both ken and Mona feel Tiger would be an excellent pet. He will require very little in the way of exercise (2 twenty minute walks a day will suffice) because greyhounds are very laid back animals and used to sleeping all day. They are also very intelligent animals and very quickly become used to routines in the house. I am quite happy to send you an information leaflet Isty - or anyone else who is interested in homing a dog for that matter, or you can e-mail me at [email]kcrazyjoe@aol.com[/email] best wishes to all Paul (crazyjoe from the FF Forum) and thanks Trevor for allowing me a platform [/QUOTE]

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