Pasha's 13 Reasons to Adopt a Senior Greyhound

The second best reason to adopt a senior greyhound is that they settle in so well with an already established pack.

They have already learned what it takes to get along with others and become part of the pack.

This is the Double-digit gang that I belong too.

Murphy, the big black boy was adopted when he was four years old, he'll be 11 years old June 10.

Roxy, the white and red female was adopted when she was nine years old, she'll be turning 13 in September.

Duncan, the white and red male was adopted when he was six years old. He just turned 10 in April.

Maddie, the red brindle female was adopted just shy of her eighth birthday, she'll be turning 14 next January.

Then there's me, Pasha, I was adopted at 12 1/2 years old and I just had my 13th birthday in April.

Last but not least is Buddy, the red fawn boy. He was 6 1/2 years old when he was adopted. In November he'll be turning 12.

And rumor has it next month there will be another girl turning 10 years old.

We also live with a couple of youngsters and we all do just fine. So if you are wondering about bringing home a new hound. Here is proof positive. Us seniors do great with other doggies.