A GREYT FAMILY PET!
Gazer was adopted by a family in May along with another Greyhound. Due to a change in employment and move into an apartment out of the area, Gazer, due to his size only, has been returned to H.O.T. for rehoming.
His adoptive mom writes: Gazer is wonderful with kids, great on walks, loving and sweet. He is muzzle free all day, and crates perfectly in his kennel when we go to work, etc. (Giant size needed). He'll get in the bath tub easily with a treat for a bribe. Gazer's clue to let him out is when he comes and "pesters" us with his sad eyes. Gazer sleeps on our bed with us at night (a practice not encouraged by H.O.T.), but would be just as happy on his own bed on the floor. (Our other Greyhound usually claims the floor pillow first.) He curls up amazingly small on the bed, and we hardly notice he's up there. Gazer is still horrible with cats and is fast enough to catch them. Small dogs would probably be a bad idea around him as well. We've never tried to introduce him to small dogs, but he looks at them the same way he looks at cats. (not small critter safe). Gazer is wonderful in every other way, except that he is a total chow hound. If there is food left around, on counters, in trash cans, he will find it. We have been feeding him Nutro Lamb and Rice with no corn, he is doing wonderfully on that. A big 40# bag lasts about five weeks with him. He loves to be in the water in the summer.