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EddiesMom15

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  1. We said goodbye to Missy Soul yesterday.  She came to us from the brood farm in Kansas March 24, 2017, the day before her eighth birthday.  She was a wonderful companion, and is greatly missed.  

    Thanks to Shelley Lake for finding her for us, and all who cared for during her careers as a racer and brood for making her the amazing pet she was.   

  2. My first two hounds did well on a raw/kibble mix. I fed the Nature's Instinct raw frozen and Kirkland Select kibble, with good results. Unfortunately, it got too pricey. Missy Pea was quite picky in her sunset years, but she loved FreshPet Select, which isn't raw but cooked and refrigerated. She ate it mixed with kibble, as well.

     

    Edited to add: I haven't had issues with poop eating until now. Caught Missy Soul snacking in the back yard. Guess I need to buy a poop cup!

  3. The dog park in MyTown is a former baseball field. Since we know Missy Soul is not fond of other dogs, we only allow her in the park when there are no other dogs present. If she's with another Greyhound, like when Miss Cocoa visited earlier this year, only the two Greyhounds, both muzzled.

     

    We've had one incident where we were leaving the park, and an owner with small fluffies allowed them to jump out of the car trailing a leash, or were being held by a toddler who was not capable of controlling the dog. One fluffy charged Missy Soul as I was loading her, and attempted to snap at her. We all know who would have come out on the losing end of this battle, and whom would have been blamed, even though Soul was leashed to me at the time.

  4. WW's Soul became a resident of the Wozkatz Cat Retirement Ranch yesterday, just in time for her eighth birthday today!

     

    Missy Soul had a record of 143 races, 29 wins, most in A and AA races. She went out on a high note, winning her last race. She went to the brood farm, and had one litter of five pups before retirement.

     

    Thanks to Lance, who brought her to Central Iowa on his hauler yesterday. Extra special thanks to Dr. Shelley Lake, who helped us adopt Soul.

     

    Missy Soul is getting the hang of this retirement thing. She stood patiently while I took what seemed like a whole 'nother hound out of her with a stripping comb, and tolerated her bath. She wasn't too sure about the bathrobe, but didn't try to chew it off. Soul and the cat herd are tolerating each other well, with expected hissing from Clarice, Horatio Lord Nelson, and Misser Axl.

     

    I'll frost her birthday pupcakes after they finish cooling. She gets some with supper!

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