Tunamara Italian Greyhounds
Members of DogsSA since 1973, the Scott family are passionate about their pets and have become well-loved in the Greyhound breeding circles.
If you're looking to purchase a greyhound, whether a puppy or adult dog, we've got you covered! Pets Online has gathered a list of reputable breeders and rescue organisations in Southern Australia and answered some important questions about having a Greyhound as a pet. Keep reading to find out more!
Pets Online only approves and lists breeders registered on the South Australia dog breeder registers. This ensures that the breeders are not abusing their animals and are following safe and responsible breeding practices, which results in a happy and reassuring adoption for you and your new pet.
Members of DogsSA since 1973, the Scott family are passionate about their pets and have become well-loved in the Greyhound breeding circles.
Originally breeders of German Shorthaired Pointers, Nerida and her husband started showing and breeding Italian Greyhounds after a chance meeting with an owner at their vet.
Igmajik aims to breed dogs of good health and temperament as a small breeder striving for quality, not quantity.
GAPSA aims to educate the public about the lovely nature of the Greyhound breed and assist with rehoming retired racing Greyhounds and non-racing dogs.
With 40 years of experience, Whirlaway Hounds aims to breed for size, temperament, companionship, and sport.
Purebred Greyhound puppies can cost anything from $2500 to $15000, depending on the breed and pedigree. Adopting a Greyhound is much more affordable, coming in at $150 - $200 each. Remember to factor in additional costs that come with adopting a new pet - such as vaccination, desexing and worming costs, and expenses towards food and accommodation needs.
A purebred Greyhound puppy should have pedigree papers and a pet registration certificate from DogsSA. The breeder or shelter should also be able to provide you with a vaccination history.
Provided you are purchasing a puppy from a reputable breeder or adoption centre, it is safe to buy a puppy online. Make sure to research your adoption centre or breeder carefully before going ahead with the process. Check to see that their breeder registrations are up to date and that they follow the various guidelines the State put in place.
When you purchase or adopt a pet, it is important to make sure that you are dealing with a registered and reputable breeder or shelter. Many shelters facilitate the adoption of retired racing Greyhounds and breeders who can sell you a puppy. Make the right decision by researching the breed adequately, as well as the shelter or breeder.