How much does an Italian Greyhound cost from a breeder?
Usually, the average price of an Italian Greyhound puppy from a reputable breeder is between $1,400 and $2,000, while a top-quality Italian Greyhound puppy can cost as high as $2,500.
Why you shouldn’t get an Italian Greyhound?
Italian Greyhounds have marvellously quirky, inquisitive, demanding personalities that are unique from other breeds. With all of their special needs, they are not good choices for inexperienced dog owners. Housebreaking is especially difficult, as Italian Greyhounds often refuse to go outside in the cold or rain.
What problems do Italian Greyhounds have?
The Italian Greyhound, which has an average lifespan of 12 to 15 years, is prone to minor health conditions such as patellar luxation, leg and tail fractures, epilepsy, and progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), or major ones like periodontal disease.
Should I get a boy or girl Italian Greyhound?
Compared to the females, males are usually more affectionate, exuberant, attentive, and more demanding of attention. They tend to be more steadfast, reliable, and less moody, and are very devoted and attached to their people. Males are more outgoing, more accepting of other pets, and take quicker to children.
How smart are Italian Greyhounds?
Personality and Temperament Italian Greyhounds are intelligent dog breed, but it is hard to train these dogs. They become a bit shy in the company of strangers while feeling comfortable while playing with their owners. These dogs are sensitive, so consistent training is required.
Why are Italian Greyhounds so skinny?
Although food is often one of the most common causes of an Italian Greyhound being too skinny, there are some IGs that just have a higher metabolism and are naturally more slender than others. A vet can also run blood tests (panels) to help eliminate other causes behind an IG being underweight.
Should I get a second Italian Greyhound?
If you are a first-time Italian Greyhound owner, we recommend you only adopt one dog at a time. Since IGs are a little more demanding than many breeds, and more difficult to potty train, taking on two dogs at the same time may cause a lot more difficulty than a single dog.
Should I spay my Italian Greyhound?
Spaying or Neutering Italian Greyhounds. One of the most important things you can do to prolong the life of your Italian Greyhound is to spay or neuter them. Most veterinarians recommend getting dogs fixed around 6 months of age, however it is perfectly safe to spay or neuter your iggy(s) as early as 4 months of age.
Who is the best breeder of Italian Greyhounds?
Contact preferences: Contact LaGioia Italian Greyhounds for information on current puppies. About Us: AKC Breeder of Merit, Show breeder of 30 years who has finished 85 Champions. Health testing by UCDavis
Where can I pick up an Italian Greyhound?
Transport options: Transport options: Local pickup; Ship via AA, Courier service to nearby locations. About Us: Italian Greyhound breeder of 4 years. Health tested AKC registered sires and dams. Contact preferences: Phone calls preferred, emails or text also welcomed. Transport options: Local pick up available.
How big is the Italian Greyhound kennel in Sugar Valley?
Italian Greyhounds were soon to follow with the help and guidance of Carol Harris of Bo-Bett fame. The interest in show dogs has turned into a full time business with Kennels In The Country, a modern 2500 square foot boarding kennel.
How many greyhounds have been adopted in Connecticut?
We had 8 fosters arrive and 4 hounds found their forever home! We had 3 new male fosters, 1 female foster, and 10 hounds have found their forever home! We have 7 new fosters and 6 hounds found their forever home! CONGRATULATIONS to Krystal and her girl Q!! Q recently passed her Canine Good Citizen test and became a Certified Pet Therapy dog.
