Whippet Puppies for sale in Norfolk

5 Whippet Puppies for sale in Norfolk

The sleek and stylish Whippet, fondly referred to as the 'Poor Man’s Racehorse', is admired for its distinctive streamlined physique and swift agility. Descended from Greyhounds, Whippets are adaptable medium-sized dogs that make ideal companions for various lifestyles. The Whippet's short, smooth coat comes in a wide range of colors and patterns, including solid black, white, red, fawn, blue, cream, and brindle. They have a lean muscular build engineered for speed, reflective of their historical use in racing and coursing games. Whippets are gentle yet lively, coupling a calm demeanor with a playful streak when adequately exercised. Their high intelligence and keenness to learn make them easy to train. Whippets are best suited to a balanced lifestyle, needing moderate daily exercise, along with ample time to rest and relax.

Read our Whippet Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Blue whippet pups for sale

£1,200

Whippet3 weeks42

4 boys, 2 girls. Our beautiful whippet puppies looking for their forever homes! Bred from healthy, well-tempered parents who are both available to view. Ready for collection on 9th December 2025. Will all be vaccinated and micro-chipped on collection.

BethID verified

Selby, North Yorkshire

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Beautiful Blue Whippets Looking For Forever Homes

£1,000

Whippet6 weeks33

Our girl has done it again! A beautiful blue and blue and white trim litter. She has 3 little girls and 1 little boy looking for their forever home. They have been KC Registered proof of which will be available at viewing. They will all have had their first course of vaccinations, have been microchipped and had worming and flea treatment as required prior to leaving with t

jak m.

Brigg, North Lincolnshire

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Border Collie x Whippet

£600

Border Collie & Whippet Hybrid7 weeks12

Beautiful litter-3 remaining pups ready 14th November at 8 weeks old Raised in a busy household with children, two adult dogs and a cat Loveable, playful social pups, on solid food and also now exp

Michael P.

Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

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KENNEL CLUB BEAUTIFUL WHIPPETS

£1,500

Whippet4 weeks54

My Stunning Rosie has had 9 sweet Babies kennel club registered Ready to be seen Now . Used to other dogs and children

TRACEY M.

King's Lynn, Norfolk

5 days

SOLD Last Whippet X puppy left

£450

Whippet & Lurcher Hybrid10 weeks51

Last little boy left out of litter of 6. Beautiful brown brindle with striking markings. Ready to go to his forever home, he is proving to be a lovely character and is used to the hustle and bustle of

BEATRICE H.

Dereham, Norfolk

FAQs

What is the average cost of a Whippet puppy?

The average cost of a purebred Whippet puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £698, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Are Whippets a good family dog?

Yes, Whippets can be good family dogs as they are gentle, friendly, and good with children. However, they are sensitive and may require gentle handling and regular exercise. Their calm nature indoors makes them a suitable family pet when properly socialized.

What are the disadvantages of a Whippet?

Whippets can be prone to health issues like sensitivity to anesthesia and certain genetic conditions such as heart and eye problems. They also have a high prey drive and may be prone to chasing small animals, which can make off-leash walking challenging. Additionally, their thin coat provides little insulation, so they require extra protection in cold weather.

Are Whippet puppies difficult?

Whippet puppies are generally not difficult, but they do require consistent training and socialization. They are gentle, intelligent, and adaptable, making them relatively easy to train. However, their high energy levels mean they need regular exercise to stay happy.

Is it better to get a male or female Whippet?

Choosing between a male or female Whippet depends on your preferences and lifestyle. Males are often larger and may be more affectionate, while females can be more independent and easier to train. Ultimately, individual temperament matters more than gender.