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Others will have more insight onto many of the things you address, but as far as other dogs, I have one hound who has no tolerance for any dogs near him other than greys....The breed aggression thing is not uncommon with them.
Good Luck!
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My two are polar opposites. I brought them into my life together....but they had only been housed in the same area for a few days...before I threw them in an SUV and drove them home 24 hours. JJ is boisterous, playful, talkative. Dustin is quiet and reserved. JJ steals all the toys and lets Dustin play with only what he doesn't want.....but on occassion, something strikes Dustin and he stands and barks at JJ who just looks at him like he's nuts.
The difference in my case is that JJ actually really loves Dustin despite believing that everything in the house belongs to him first!
I think it's just personaltiy.
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Any update from the sitter?
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Many good wishes for your brave, inspirational hound!
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My JJ hoards a bit - but the problem is that he then chews on things...i.e. plungers, hair brushes, remotes, etc. My concern is more about what he will ingest. We just watch him like a hawk. My bridge boy Jack used to move his beds all over the house with some of my clothes! Not sure how to stop it....
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Wonderful news that the xrays were clear!!!!
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So sorry for your loss. Copper was a beautiful hound who was blessed to have found you and your family - as were you to have found him.
Godspeed, Beautiful Boy.
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Prayers for Gobi....and for her Mom. How unfortunate that her workplace wouldn't work with her on this!
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So sorry to hear.....but taking comfort in the fact that she had found so much love in her life....
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So glad to hear that Lexie's better this morning!
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I know how worrying it is when they arch their backs like that
Merlin has IBD and when the stretching and arching starts I know that it's possibly a flare up
When it happens, it feels as though my own insides are all twisted up - I just get so worried that it makes me nauseous.
Lexie
Yes...thank goodness she is better today! We have the same issue w/Dustin...and that stretch just sends me over the edge. With horses the situaiton is similar too....stretching can be indicative of a critical issue.
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Mindy
in Remembrance
I am so sorry for Mindy. At least she knew love through her last days......
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I'm so sorry.....
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What a beautiful boy Dollar was.
And that bond with the first one who introduces us to the breed is so special.
God Speed, Sweet Boy.....
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We just adopted Perfect Built son of Lonesome Cry and Prairies Eagle. I found you guys by searching 'lonesome cry'. We couldn't be happier with him! This is our first post so i'm not sure if our photos will work (kinda complicated process...oopps looks like i have to sign up for another site to post pictures). Lots of great info on this forum.
Once you figure out how to use Photobucket, be sure to put pictures and formally introduce your baby!!!
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Many good thoughts for Joe!!!
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What a stunning hound. I am so sorry for your loss.....
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I just read the update on the first post.....How absolutely tragic.....
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I'm so sorry. The heartbreak when they are young is just beyond words....
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Many good thoughts. She is a cutie pie!
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Good thoughts your way!!!
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What a beautiful tribute to a gorgeous girl. She was obviously much loved and loved much in return.
Godspeed, Sweet Girl.
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Since she lost so many teeth, obviously they were in bad shape. Perhaps one of those few that are left is infected. I would get her checked. Hopefully just a tooth issue. Our old boy, EZ, has only half of his teeth left and he gets infections occasionally. I always know because of the smell.
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Our EZ is a Commander's grandson...he is eleven and had one soft tissue cancer a few years ago, but otherwise has done OK. I think with the numbers of offspring from Commander, it's easy to see a lot of things crop up just because of sheer numbers.
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Lewis, Happy Birthday at the bridge....Sweet Boy. And to the humans who loved you....may you find peace and comfort in all the wonderful memories of your hound.
Newly Adopted Greyhound... Help!
in Training and Behavior discussion
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With one of the jobs I had, my boy Jack spent long days alone.....I would be sure that every night we did something special when I got home. Sometimes I would put him in the car and go out for rides and on errands and stuff.....just to make sure that he felt special. Don't feel guilty about an 8 hour day. Many greyhounds and their parents here on GT have to go to work for a normal length work day. Yes, if she is particularly energetic, then you might want to find a mid-day walker....but don't let guilt for leaving her cloud your judgement on this.