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HA HA! The world of a young greyhound. My 1st was 23 months; never again .. The Kong was the only thing that got me through. Frozen peanut butter yogurt pumpkin. Kept her busy for awhile & lots of exercise. You will be fine.
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Did they provide the tramadol? It appears my vet will not prescribe narcotics for these issues any longer.
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I've been going through this with Maya my 13 1/2 year old. Limping & yelping in pain. 1st vet had to sedate her. Nothing to report on xray. Bring her to different vet (1 hour away & more experience with greyhounds). They want updated xrays. I ask do you need to sedate her they did not. Said they very rarely need to sedate a greyhound especially a senior. So frustrating. Hoping this turn out negative & pain meds help.
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1 hour ago, FiveRoooooers said:
Seniors are the best.
I want to adopt one so bad. Most of my greyhounds have made it to teenagers and I stop doing dentals (as well as vaccines except rabies) . As long as they are eating & drinking well. No signs of an abscess. I just want them to enjoy life. Not miss a few days due to a dental cleaning.
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So happy to read this. My vaccine will be completed by this time!! Now for the Matchbox twenty to reschedule & I'm a happy girl.
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When I was sick many years ago & needed to sit in the tub Pathces would lay down outside the bathroom door every single time and wait for me. Zim & Maya not so much
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OMG a whippet greyhound mix. My dream dog
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Another vote for Houndtime light weight coats. They are pefect.
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Does not sound like you have done anything wrong. It takes time to have their personality show. I would never allow a pet on the bed or furniture. Google Nothing in life is free. I used this for my 1st who was very bossy & it helped a lot. Diarrhea is common in greyhounds. You should have pumpkin & Imodium on hand. The dog just needs more time.
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That face
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21 hours ago, Gatorade said:
Gator seems to be much better on the pain meds and anti-inflammatory meds
That is what matters most.
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Have his xrays sent to Dr Coutou. I don't recall his contact information. Put his name in the search button and you will find lots of posts about him. I would not do an MRI until I heard his opinion.
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1 hour ago, HazeyJ said:
y Jack was trying to lick up the open dishwasher door.
OMG why do they do this? Patches & the new GS puppy do this all the time. Jack has already moved on. Next time you will know. A stern no and if that does not work redirect some place else with a small treat.
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On 10/2/2020 at 9:04 AM, Testarossa said:
I switched back to pro plan and then introduced the olewo carrots...what a god send! His poops are like night and day now.
Excellent news. Diarrhea is the pits. I did 3 loads on laundry last Friday; Maya was not feeling well.
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Can you bring some enticing treats? Bill Jacks liver treats come to mind.
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Black out curtains are a fabulous idea!!
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First off take a deep breath. I was the same over 10 years ago and now I am on #4. Take the new pup out for frequent walks preferably in a martingale collar or harness to avoid slipping out. They will pee & poop when they need to. You can't force it. 2nd they will sleep where they want to but in my house no furniture or bed. Too many privilege's too soon. I had 3 that were independent & slept in a different room. Then Patches (my 3rd) had to be near me at all times. Do you have a crate? Most like them to hang out in. Lots of treats for good behavior helps also.
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On 9/12/2020 at 5:26 AM, Jules said:
, although still jumpy on walks
Make sure he is in a harness or martingale color something he cannot slip out of.
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Although my grey is 13 so pee is to be expected I started putting her in my bedroom at night (she used to be in the kitchen) When I hear her stand up we are up & out the door. I was cleaning up urine huge amounts every morning. This has helped.
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I'm worse. I don't any dog near Maya when walking her. She was attacked once by an off leash dog. My first was badly attacked by a dog that escaped the house. I just say hi and move along. So sorry I would be upset too. But not your fault.
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On 8/29/2020 at 10:37 AM, ShebasMom said:
Lucky you with a hound with no prey drive (in my opinion
Agree. Can be very trying at times.
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So sorry to read this. I'm hoping for GIG again in 2021.
Greyhound reactive and aggressive to people on walks
in Training and Behavior discussion
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You will get good advice here but I would get a trainer involved. Call your adoption group & they can probably give you the names of some with greyhound experience.