Is he a gentle giant? Perhaps. Or perhaps he is a James Dean type 😀
We have had good times with this boy and he is a friendly and calm, apart from the shouting over the fence game he has with Avalon but that is normal and only at food times 😀
While we have had him around smaller dogs, he has always been muzzled and they were not running around and he showed no interest. We would advise caution on introductions though.
He has had no problems with the boys or girls that he has been kenneled with though we do supervise feeding just in case.
He is good on the leash, loves his humans and just gets better with each passing day What a beautiful boy.
NB :: Being a greyhound/sighthound means potentially could go into hunting mode if sees small animals running. We are now putting this warning with all of our sighthounds and does not mean that this particular one is this way – just a warning to introduce carefully and be watchful.
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