And what handsome princes they are!
Black Prince has the most beautiful configuration, and I bet he won a few races in his time. For the sake of his lovely trainer, I hope he finds a good home very soon. A greyhound is still really young at seven. I can vouch for that as I have Jock the Lad, who recently turned ten-going-on two! The slightly older dogs have some worldly wisdom that makes them special.
Brindle Prince melts my heart, partly because he's brindle and stunning, and partly because of his broken leg - same leg as my minx Foxy and looks like a similar break? Foxy can leap 3ft in the air from a standing start and run like the wind, on 3 or 4 legs depending on the surface.
I am (probably) overloaded with greyhounds at five, but both these chaps have struck a chord, so I wish them well.
I'm never sure about regal names, as it seems a bit odd yelling them (as we do on occasion). My old darling Kim was originally King (Stourvalley King). He was a king on the race track, but I couldn't see myself calling him that as a pet, so it morphed to something that sounded similar, as I think they have enough to contend with in a new home without being expected to answer to a new name as well. Prince is probably fine.

I agree marion hope older prince finds a new home asap and lets not forget poor hendry, like blue he had a home then lost it hope they both are next xxx