zimsmom

They each have their own personality. As long as Pablo is eating well drinking well pooping well and walking daily I would not worry too much about it.

We have all been there. Hoping you have some answers soon.

Have you spoken to anyone at the adoption group? Do you have a crate? Are the stairs carpeted? If he is destroying things he needs to be crated when you can't be with him. I used food on the stairs to get mine to go up and then guided them down gently by the collar. Once they are up and down a few times they figure if out. Stay calm everything you are describing is normal. Also you should get a harness to walk him so he does not get away if he slips a collar.

I'm sure after your enthusiastic welcome home they took a nice long nap!!

I am so sorry you are going through this. Such a hard situation. The adoption group now has this valuable information that the next owners will be aware of. He will find a home I am certain. There are a lot of experienced greyhound owners out there that can deal with a variety of difficult things. Hugs

My first 2 greyhounds love squeaky & stuffed toys. When I brought Maya home I assumed the same. Forget it. I tossed a stuffy over to where she was laying & scared the poor thing. She got up cowering and shaking. Have never tried it again. Just not her thing. Now I have a bag full of toeys that are waiting for the next grey to my home!!

Robaxin -muscle relaxer. Tramadol - opioid but no GI side effects. Don't necessarily need anti- inflammatory for pain.

I would call the vet. Just because he did not have a urinary tract infection 4 weeks ago does not mean he does not have one now. My 12 1/2 brood has started the same thing. I purchased pull ups for her; just could not keep up with the laundry. Again I would consider calling the vet.

If your buying extra bags think about the local shelter & maybe get an extra bag for them also! I dropped off one last week at local greyhound rescue.

Any chance they would rebook this for a fall event?

Am I missing something? what anti inflammatory meds? Don't they cause GI bleeds? Is it prednisone?

Honestly if your dog is growling and you have a toddler in the house I would be a wreck. My first was a growler & even supervised she almost bit my friends daughters face. They can be unpredictable. I would get a behaviorist in the house ASAP. I would also keep them separated. I know its hard but you don't want to have Max bite your baby and the growling is his way of warning you. I'm sure others will chime in. I wish you luck.

Holy smokes that is one big dog for a female. She is just stunning!!!

Ha!! I've had Maya since she was 8 I still have to lift her in the car. She just will not move; treats & all. She got me trained.