Please do not ask me for adoption of our Italian Greyhounds old or adult "at the end of their career". We don't call them "mares"/" Stallions "or" subjects "because they are part of our family. They are born and die in our home, surrounded by love and affection. Our dogs stay with us for life, we do not have the habit of giving our adults up for adoption at the end of their "career". Our dogs live in the house with us and are loved and pampered, just like "normal" house dogs. After 6 years, the females are sterilized, in order to avoid unwanted mating. Our elders are a big hand in the education of puppies, they take an active part in the management of puppies and at our home it is not uncommon to see the grandson playing with his great-great-grandparents!

Our Oldies: the well-deserved retirement of the elderly

Our little old Italian Greyhounds are very well looked after, we have an eye on everything, they eat separately, being slower and they eat their chopped rations so that the food is more digestible. They sleep a lot and we respect their schedules and let's face it, let's turn a blind eye, when Lenny, 14 years old now, asks to go out a little more often, because the bladder is starting to give way a little. For me, true love for animals is just that; take care of them even in age, even when the body and mind start to fail. Indeed, I have a passion for our old people. I wish they lived forever and the idea that we no longer have a lot of time to spend with them saddens me a lot. We hope for many more years by their side! Come on grannies!