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Welcome Karen from Greg and the Girls out here in sunny and cool Pheonix, AZ...

I am sorry to hear about Genie. She was such an inspiration for all of us. But she is now free to run and play as a pup at heart that she was.

wow, you have a brood and a half there. I'm guessing you aren't in a condo..lol Welcome from Phoenix

I printed one out and gave a copy to my vet as well and kept one for my reference. Vet lookd through it some while Ellie had her physical and he was happy to have a copy. He doesn't see a lot of greys but knew a lot about them and was happy to have an additional reference guide

welcome home Murphy

Greetings Grammie.... I met your little grand baby at our GPA Meet and Greet Saturday. I was waiting for you daughter to post a few pics of Sizzle before I posted the couple I took, but with the wedding and all that stuff to be doing, I thought I would post them so you get your Sizzle fix. Greg and the Girls

what a beauty you go there, nice bookends

oh she is a beauty

welcome from a fellow desert dweller..Can't wait to see some pics Greg

You don't have to burn the yard with fire.,...there are some natural remedies..Now of course this will kill the grass, but it should grow back. 1. Every day or at most every week remove feces from the outdoor area where it accumulates. Place feces in a bag and throw out in the trash or flush in a toilet. 2. For hookworm larvae removal, metal or concrete surfaces will have to be decontaminated with bleach or ammonia. Use a a 1% bleach solution (sodium hypochlorite). This approach will cause the larvae to shed their protective sheath and become subject to dehydration and other environmental factors. Flaming surfaces also kills the larvae. 3. Soil or gravel should kill larvae by using heat or sodium borate (at 10 lbs/100 sq ft) to kill larvae. Note that any plants that come in contact with the sodium borate will be killed as well. According to the University of Florida effective treatments for the control of hookworm include: the use of salt brine (1.5 lb common salt per gallon of water, applied at 1 pt per sq ft) or borax, for bare ground, gravel or concrete. There is no known product for both effective for control of infective hookworm larvae on/in living turf or other plants and safe for plants. Sources Managing Hookworms in the Landscape Robert A. Dunn and Ellis C. Greiner Hope this is helpful

Congrats on getting a Tank..

If this isn't the proverbial stink-eye...lol Congrats on the new addition

welcome from Phoenix, AZ don't ya love how these things happen, your Molly was looking out for you by sending you Molleigh

welcome from Sunny Pheonix, from a former Roanoker..well for about 5 months. I worked at channel 10 before moving out here. You got a beautiful pack, or brood and huddle o hounds Greg

Congrats and welcome from Phoenix, Az Greg and the Girls

Welcome from a "balmy" Phoenix, AZ Greg and the Girls

Good going Sparks..woohoo

greeting from a chilly, yeah right, Phoenix, AZ How about some pics of the spoiled ones..

Congrats...Enjoy this week of going to the bathroom alone...You won't get this chance again til you retire..

Welcome from Phoenix, AZ...Those are some sweet looking pups.

welcome from Phoenix, AZ. Can't wait to see pics of the new addition

Welcome from and Sunny and Toasty (111F) Phoenix AZ. You found the Holy Grail of Greyhound info. Ask anything and everything. Someone is sure to have had the same issues you may encounter. Greg and the Girls

welcome aboard...and I am glad I don't have an acre or I would be the male version of the crazy cat lady but with greys..

welcome from sunny Phoenix

Kim, welcome from sunny Phoenix, AZ Can't wait to see the new "child" Greg