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Winnie: If I were to rehome Ami I'm not sure that I would get another due to the fact that I'd be fearful of receiving another difficult dog; I knew there would be an adjustment period but I wasn't expecting this
Every dog is different. I was a first time dog owner when I adopted my Bella. There was no transition, no agression, no sleep startle, no peeing....nothing. She took to stairs on the second day, was small dog friendly...etc. It just goes to show you, each dog is different. Don't say no to the breed IF you can't handle her, think about just saying no to her, and yes to another.
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Where in Canada are you? In Ontario, there are many adoption groups I can put you into contact with, that could possibly take her.
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That's a great update! How are you feeling now? I'm thinking part of the worrying is over right?
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Oh man Big hugs Alicia...deep breathe, one day at a time.
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Congrats! What a pretty girl!
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Today is Roobie's gotcha day! We got her this morning, brought her home around 2, let her go through the house on leash, met the cats (that was an experience) and went for a good long walk.
She is currently in her cage and laying down, the cats are avoiding her, and she has plenty of water. (She even went poop on her walk, I was so excited!)
I'm very concerned, because pretty much since we got her she hasn't stopped panting at all. Even when she lays her head down she's panting. Is this something I need to be concerned with or is she still just showing anxiety at being in a new place? She isn't restless, she's laying well in her crate and not whining, i just don't want her to hurt herself!
Sorry, this will probably be the first of many questions, especially if the next cat meeting goes the same way the first one did.
Thank you for doing your research and knowing about how some greys are a bit worried about pooing on leash! I too was like "woo hoo, she pooed!" when I adopted my Bella lol.
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What an ordeal! Glad he's better now, but man would I ever be pissed at the neighbours.
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Woo hooo! Congrats! More pics!!!
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Check teeth, try different food, different location, with you petting him, without you in the room, with water, without, different bowl. Those are my suggestions. My italian mastiff went through a phase exactly the same...what made it different was feeding her right beside my greyhound at the same time. Sometimes they just need to see another dog eating happily
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Just bought my first bestbuybullsticks order. I should have it by Friday, I'll let everyone know if it was a good deal or not...well, Bella will let you know!
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Heal up soon Sweetie!
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Welcome to the forum!
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My idol! Even though you don't seem older than me, can I still say "I wanna be like you when I grow up?!"
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Done! I couldn't figure out how to be able to have more than 1 SS to send to though. Do I enter again?
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Welcome from Ontario
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Congrats! You know....everyone loves loves loves pics
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Congrats! She is beautiful
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Congrats on the new addition, I saw many many more is a-ok!
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Happy Birthday Sweetie, hope you're pain free and jumping like you always did
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Where are you located? Perhaps a greytalk is in the area and can watch Ernie.
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Stunning, just wow!! Congrats!
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Congrats!!! Such a cutie!
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What a handsome guy! Welcome to the forum
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Heart Breaking Decision
in Training and Behavior discussion
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To the OP, please don't give up on the breed. I sure wish you were closer to me, but I'm sure there are others that can help you out and show you what a typical greyhound is like. Glad the adoption group is stepping up.