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Walliered

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  1. I have had three Greyhounds and all three cost me a lot of money over the years. DaVid has had two back surgeries and he has corns hulled weekly. He also has IBD which we are trying to get under control. Lady had three back surgeries and just died from bone cancer. Huck had IBD that was uncontrollable and he died from bone cancer. I have Trupanion dog insurance on them and that has helped. But, still all of the MRIs and X-rays, surgeries, bloodwork, and everything else that goes into these dogs is overwhelming…I am not saying ALL Greyhounds are like this, but I am saying ALL of mine were a nightmare on the medical things.

  2. I have 2 Greyhounds and 2 Galgos. For one thing, it is a zoo around here. The Greyhounds are much more laid back than the Galgos. The Galgos want to share everything..beds, food, toys, but the Greyhounds do not at all. Galgos can play wide open for hours-Greyhounds are wide open for about 15 seconds. Galgos are always on the hunt for squirrels, rabbits, birds..Greyhounds not so much anymore. Galgos are always in a good mood-not so much for Greyhounds..I love all of them, but I have absolutely no social life as they all take up all of my time..Just saying..Old lady (70) with 4 bigs dogs is a joke!

  3. Lady has bone cancer. The cancer doctor will want to bring in the big guns. She is 11 and has had corns in both front feet for years. Her eyes are failing and I believe this cancer has been coming on for months.

  4. I just joined Greyhound Health Initiative for about $100.00 a year. The perks are:

    20% discount with Embrace Pet Insurance

    2 Greyhound Normal Blood Values cards

    20% off Red Roof Inns

    50% discounts with one-on-one consultations with Dr. Couto

    Free Carboplaten as needed for the treatment of osteo

    Discounted or free access to educational material

     

    Plus, you are helping Dr. Couto with his cancer research.

     

    You can google them at: GreyhoundHealthinitiative.org and their phone number is: 614-526-8429

     

    I hope this helps.

     

     

    Their web page is: GreyhoundHealthinitiative. org

  5. Is there anyone with Greyhounds in Conn. that can give this woman a hand? Sounds like it is going to take longer than a few days for him to start coming around. Could someone stay with him in the daytime and maybe by gently (and quietly) talking to him and stroking him maybe get him to trust more? It could be that you got off on the wrong foot with him and it will take him longer than usual to come around.

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