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Waiting list

We breed a small number of litters, so there is usually a wait. The list is the honest answer to "when could we have one".

Right now

Shine, a fawn and white Italian Greyhound girl of six months, standing in two photographs against a backdrop of pink blossom.
A white and red Italian Greyhound puppy, born 17 June 2026, in three photographs on a blue velvet bed, looking for his forever home.

Shine, a fawn and white girl, six months old. Outgoing and loving, and looking for the perfect new home. Bred under Dogs NSW registration 2100125276, breeder identification number B001096433. Genuine enquiries welcome.

White and red boy, born 17 June 2026. Microchip 953010008194866. Bred under Dogs NSW registration 2100125276.

Puppies due mid October 2026. A litter is expected in the middle of October. Nothing is certain until puppies are on the ground and doing well, but the waiting list is how people hear first.

The latest litter. By Supreme Ch. Piccino You Only Live Twice, out of Piccino Grace Kelly. Some of these babies will be available.

Two Piccino boy puppies, one fawn and white and one white with a red patch over one eye, sitting on a navy blue backdrop.
Four Piccino girl puppies, fawn and white, together on a pink blanket.

Last reviewed September 2026

How it works

Four steps, in order

  1. Read the breed notes first

    Italian Greyhounds are not the right dog for every house. Ten minutes on the breed notes will tell you more than we can in a first message.

  2. Tell us about your household

    Message us with where you are, who is at home during the day, whether you have other dogs or young children, and whether you have a preference on sex. Say if you are interested in showing.

  3. We confirm you are on the list

    You will get a reply confirming you have been added, and a straight answer about likely timing. If we think the breed is wrong for you, we will say so.

  4. We come back to you when there is a litter

    Puppies are placed on temperament and on the home, not in order of deposit. Every puppy goes out under the Dogs NSW Code of Ethics.

What comes with a puppy

  • Registration papers through Dogs NSW
  • Vaccination and microchip records
  • Vet check before leaving
  • What we feed and how much of it
  • A breeder you can ring for the rest of the dog's life

What we ask of you

  • Secure fencing, and a lead until you know the dog
  • Warmth in winter, which for this breed is not optional
  • Care with jumping until a young dog is fully grown
  • That you come back to us first if anything ever changes