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Beckham

Adult
Male
Small

Italian Greyhound

About Beckham

Herndon, VA

Breed

Italian Greyhound

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Small

(0-25 lbs)

Coat: Short

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Beckham’s Compatibility

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Beckham's Story

We'd like to introduce you to BECKHAM! This sweetie is an approximately 7 year old Italian greyhound (he is a biggy iggy at 16 lbs), who just arrived to the US a few weeks ago. So far, Beckham seems very sweet, and he knows how to do tricks for treats, like shaking a paw, so he was a pet at some point in his life before being rescued in S. Korea by our friends at Team Inch Sighthound Rescue.<br/>Beckham can be quite the stubborn boy & will need a family who understands the breed & won't let him get the upper hand. <br/>If interested in adopting Beckham, fill out an application on our website! He's currently being fostered in MD but can travel for the right family!

We'd like to introduce you to BECKHAM! This sweetie is an approximately 7 year old Italian greyhound (he is a biggy iggy at 16 lbs), who just arrived to the US a few weeks ago. So far, Beckham seems very sweet, and he knows how to do tricks for treats, like shaking a paw, so he was a pet at some point in his life before being rescued in S. Korea by our friends at Team Inch Sighthound Rescue.
Beckham can be quite the stubborn boy & will need a family who understands the breed & won't let him get the upper hand.
If interested in adopting Beckham, fill out an application on our website! He's currently being fostered in MD but can travel for the right family!

Our Mission

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