13 Available Greyhound Dogs for Adoption near Boston, Massachusetts
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PREMIUM
$2550
SAMMY
Dachshund
🇺🇸
Fort Plain, New York
male
Dachshund
Fort Plain, New York
PREMIUM
$500
SOL
French Bulldog
🇺🇸
Bay Shore, New York
female, small, adult, mixed
French Bulldog
Bay Shore, New York
PREMIUM
$800
MILO
Mixed Breed
🇺🇸
Newark, New Jersey
male, medium, baby, mixed
Mixed Breed
Newark, New Jersey
PREMIUM
$2550
SARAH
Dachshund
🇺🇸
Fort Plain, New York
female
Dachshund
Fort Plain, New York
PREMIUM
$2500
MARY
French Bulldog
🇺🇸
Fort Plain, New York
female
French Bulldog
Fort Plain, New York
PREMIUM
$2500
EVA
French Bulldog
🇺🇸
Fort Plain, New York
female
French Bulldog
Fort Plain, New York
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Portuguese Podengo,
Greyhound
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Hanson, Massachusetts
female, medium, adult
Portuguese Podengo,
Greyhound
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Hanson, Massachusetts
female, medium, adult
ABOUT THE DOG BREEDS
GREYHOUND
The Greyhound is a breed known for its speed and agility, originally bred for hunting and racing. These elegant dogs have a sleek, muscular build, known for their long legs and deep chests. Despite their athletic prowess, they are gentle and good natured, making them excellent family pets. Greyhounds are known for their calm demeanor and low maintenance grooming needs, with a loving and loyal nature that endears them to their owners.
The Greyhound is a breed known for its speed and agility, originally bred for hunting and racing. These elegant dogs have a sleek, muscular build, known for their long legs and deep chests. Despite their athletic prowess, they are gentle and good natured, making them excellent family pets. Greyhounds are known for their calm demeanor and low maintenance grooming needs, with a loving and loyal nature that endears them to their owners.
PORTUGUESE PODENGO
The Portuguese Podengo is a versatile and ancient breed originating from Portugal. Classified into three sizes (small, medium, and large), this breed is known for its exceptional hunting skills, agility, and strong prey drive. With upright ears, almond shaped eyes, and a lean, athletic build, the Portuguese Podengo is a loyal and intelligent companion that thrives on both mental and physical stimulation. As a natural hunter, the Portuguese Podengo requires ample exercise and a secure environment to channel its high energy levels effectively.
The Portuguese Podengo is a versatile and ancient breed originating from Portugal. Classified into three sizes (small, medium, and large), this breed is known for its exceptional hunting skills, agility, and strong prey drive. With upright ears, almond shaped eyes, and a lean, athletic build, the Portuguese Podengo is a loyal and intelligent companion that thrives on both mental and physical stimulation. As a natural hunter, the Portuguese Podengo requires ample exercise and a secure environment to channel its high energy levels effectively.
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