Scottie is a three year old looking for a home.

Emerald is a two year old looking for his home.

Dallas is a 3 year old looking for a home to stretch his legs out in.

Cash is a sweet boy at the age of 3 years old. He is looking for his forever home.

Oct 21 2021 85 lbs return 

No cats

LK’s Rawlins, call name “Boi,” renamed Miles, is back in my house for fostering while he waits his forever home. 

His prior family tried their very best for two months to make peace between Miles and their cats, but it just didn’t work, so he is being rehomed for the good of the cats and of him. 

But that means some other very lucky family has a chance. 

Miles is a world class sweetheart, a bit of an old soul with a touch of puppy in him, all the best parts: playful, full of love and joy, and eager to please. Despite the obvious love of and from his family when they left without him, he is the perfect example of Stephen Stills’s “love the one you’re with” — leapt up the stairs with me and rolled over for belly rubs and hugs. 

He might be the most agreeable and “easy” greyhound I’ve ever met. He can eat breakfast at 6am or 8am, dinner at 4pm or 6pm. He can walk first and then eat or eat and then walk. He can walk 1/2 a mile or 3 miles and be happy with either. The usual “greyhounds thrive on a precise routine” doesn’t really apply with Miles; he will go with your flow. He’s a sundog and will happily lie on the patio, the deck, or in the middle of the garden. He can be an only or live with other dogs, greyhounds or other. He does love his people, so the more the merrier, but he is also quite content with just me and my greyhound.

I can’t say it better than his mom did in her post about rehoming him, so let me just copy and paste her words:

“Miles is a 4-year-old retired racing greyhound who spent the first part of his life on the track, competing in more than 110 races. Now he’s ready for the life he truly deserves: naps, toys, belly rubs, and people who adore him.

And honestly? He is pretty close to perfect.

 85 pounds of sweetness

 Loves people and forms strong bonds with his humans

 Absolutely adores kids and gets so happy when they’re around

 Gets along wonderfully with other dogs, including small dogs

 House trained, crate trained, and stair trained

 Travels great in the car

 Loves to play, cuddle, and be near his people

 Has never shown aggression, growled, or snarled

 Happy to lounge in his bed for hours

Despite their size, greyhounds are often called “45 mph couch potatoes,” and Miles is no exception. Most of the time he’s perfectly content snoozing nearby and soaking up love.

Miles is up to date on all vaccinations and recently had extensive dental work completed, so his new family can enjoy the peace of mind of knowing he’s healthy and well cared for.

The hardest part of this decision is that there is truly nothing we would change about Miles. He is exactly the dog we hoped for. He gets along beautifully with David, and if not for our cats, he would already be staying forever.“

So with two strong endorsements by those of us who have lived with Miles, what are you waiting for? Apply at Paws On The Mountain Greyhound  Adoption for your chance with this truly incredible dog, or DM me for more details if you’re interested in learning more about Miles.