Alfie
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Alfie
AvailableAlfie, a large male Greyhound, is currently in Woodinville, WA. He is neutered and up to date on vaccinations. Alfie does not get along with cats and is best suited for a specific type of home setting where he can thrive without the stress of frequent encounters with non-greyhound dogs.
About Alfie
Alfie is a retired, purebred Greyhound with a black coat and a quiet, gentle personality. He's lived a life that started in Ireland, then the UK, and now he waits in Woodinville, WA, hoping to find a home where he can truly settle in. At 65 lbs, Alfie is on the smaller side for a male Greyhound. He thrives around peopleāstaff and volunteers adore himāand enjoys puzzle games and running outside with his trusted humans. He's got good leash manners and likes his routines. Alfie is best matched with a quiet suburban or rural homeāhe can't live in apartments or city neighborhoods, as he's uncomfortable with constant encounters with other dogs. Heās only good with other Greyhounds (with similar laidback personalities) and cannot live with cats, small dogs, or other small pets due to his strong prey drive. New situations can make him timid, and his adopter should be prepared to patiently reassure him with calm words and treats as he continues learning how to be a relaxed pet. Alfie's toy enthusiasm also means heāll need a home without young children and with adults who can reinforce his positive training. The rescue provides four free training sessions to set you up for success. Alfie could thrive as an only pet or as a companion to another Greyhound. Heās a loyal, affectionate dog just waiting for the right person to let him settle in and enjoy life. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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Questions about Alfie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Greyhounds like Alfie are best suited for quiet, low-traffic homes, ideally in suburban or rural environments where they can relax and feel safe.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Alfie, as a Greyhound, doesn't require a huge yard but does best with access to a secure, fenced-in area to stretch his legs and sniff around.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Greyhounds like Alfie are generally gentle, but his particular sensitivity and toy enthusiasm mean he's likely better in homes with adults or older teens.











