JaimeL

I am so sorry for your loss of beloved Fiona. Run pain free sweetie and give the folks a sign you are doing fine.

Wow, stunning and dramatic change.

My condolences to you on your loss of beautiful Georgie Girl. She hit the jackpot when she came home to you. Fly free pretty girl.

I'm so sorry for your loss of Hada Fairy. Well loved to the very end. Rest well Sweetie.

My condolences to you and all who knew and loved Sherlock. You gave him a wonderful and full life full of love and kindness. Rest well beautiful boy.

I am so sorry you are going thru this, cancer is evil. I also agree better a day to early than a day to late. It is such a gut wrenching decision, and you may forever question if you chose the right time. Hugs to you and your boy.

I am so sorry for your loss of Daphne. Run free and fast sweetie.

R.I.P. beautiful Peggy. I am very sorry for your loss.

Muzzle until you know the little is safe.

Very sorry to hear of the loss of sweet Val. Run fast and free in the tall grass sweetie.

Oh, beautiful Amy. I am so heartbroken for this diagnosis. Hugs to you and Amy.

So very sorry for your loss of Deedee. It takes a special person to care for a hound with special needs. Run free sweetie.

Thank you, I will stop the walks and let him enjoy the house and backyard where he feels safe. I never wanted to give him the label of spook, I will continue to call him very shy.

Yes, now after 8 months he feels safe in the fenced yard, so we do a lot of bouncing around there. If a neighbor comes out he becomes wary of them and his surroundings.

I live in a small town in a fairly quiet neighborhood. I still am trying to walk early a.m. so there would be a very low amount of distractions. Even without any people, dogs, cars, he just doesn't want to go further than about 50 feet down the sidewalk. I was hoping that his ability to go places would make him more adoptable. Just feeling frustrated and thinking neither of us are enjoying this and it's not going to change. Thank you for your thoughts.

I've been fostering a almost 3 year old greyhound for 8 months. My group hoped that living in a calm home with confident greys would help his "shyness". It took about a week for him to come around to me, accepting treats from my hand. We walked on leash in my fenced back yard for 3 weeks before he felt safe enough to do his business on his own. New people in the house scare him, but if they throw treats to him he will finally take a treat from hand but not allow pets. Biggest issue is going on walks. It's a no go. Same time, early a.m., with a pal, just with me, luring with treats. So question is, do I just stop the walks after trying for 8 months. He is certainly being a hard one to place, and not going for walks limits who would be appropriate for him. Such a good and biddable hound otherwise. Thanks for any advise.

Rest well sweet Solstice, you will not be forgotten. So sorry for the loss of you special girl.

So sorry for the loss of a true friend. Rest well Averitt.

So sorry for your loss of this precious girl. Rest well Diva.

So very sorry for your loss of Jeter. He sounds like a wonderful friend to be with. Rest well sweet man.

I am sorry for your loss of Rook. Besides the silence, the rituals are gone and it can make you feel lost. Be extra kind to yourself. Rest well Rook.

I am so sorry for your loss of Sheba. You will always carry a piece of her with you as she has taken a piece of you with her. Rest well pretty girl.

So happy to hear that Henry is feeling better. Enjoy all the time you can with him.

I am so sorry you are going through this, it is hard. It is time and Henry knows this also. As the others have said, spend some quality time together, tell him how much you love him. If possible have a vet come to your home for his euth, I find that is easier for everyone. You have been blessed to have Henry for all this time, be kind to yourself.

Rest in Peace Fencetop.