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    • Available Puppies
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    • Layne's IG Families
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    • Health Testing
    • House Training
    • Crate Expectations
    • Dental Care
    • Training Fundamentals
    • Prevent Broken Legs
    • Home Environment
    • Resources
    • Layne's Show Ring 2020
  • Home
  • Available Puppies
  • Photo Gallery
  • Gallery of Champions
  • Contact
  • Layne's IG Families
  • IG Training Information
  • Health Testing
  • House Training
  • Crate Expectations
  • Dental Care
  • Training Fundamentals
  • Prevent Broken Legs
  • Home Environment
  • Resources
  • Layne's Show Ring 2020

Preventing Broken Legs

How To Prevent Broken Legs


Even if your IG puppy has been bred well and has good bone density, they can still have broken legs and  fractures. Prevention is absolutely necessary. Especially between 4 months to 12 months.


  

Prevention Puppies must be closely supervised. They need to be confined to a safe room or crate. When you can not give them constant supervision. Proper nutrition, keeping your puppy in good physical condition and letting him run in a safe area in your yard to build muscles will help with prevention.


  

Accidents happen quickly. Do not allow your puppy on the furniture. Play with the pup on the floor. Jumping off beds, chairs and sofas is a major hazard.


 

They can jump out of your arms when you are standing. They can easily break both legs if they fall from heights. Puppies wiggle, please don't walk or stand up with your puppy. Keep puppies on the floor.


   

Italian Greyhounds are famous for flying. If they are doing this, it is better to let them finish the jump because if you say something, at that point it may result in a worse accident. Be especially cautious of steps, balconies, and decks. Keep in mind they can climb over baby gaits. I know one puppy that broke a leg climbing. Also, X-pens without a topper can be dangerous as well as open wire crates without the top closed.
 

Italian Greyhounds are very good at climbing. They can easily climb over the top and break a leg.

Italian Greyhounds are very good at climbing. They can easily climb over the top and break a leg.

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Cream Male and Blue Female

 

Puppies Born 22/3/24

Cream Male and Blue Female available as a bonded pair being placed together. They are very small. They were hand fed socialized with another litter.

They are very active and love to be held and cuddled. Looking for an experienced IG home without other pets. I prefer a home with a fenced yard.

$6000. They will be available after 2/1/25 for further information text at 727-247-9880

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