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1 minute ago, FiveRoooooers said:
Love the expressions!
She conveys so much with so little
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14 hours ago, BatterseaBrindl said:
Hope it keeps the bears out
13 hours ago, palmettobug said:And don't forget about the moose!
But the holes will need to be smaller for the sneks and spiders.
Synchronised squatting, very elegant!
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One clean eyeball
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Welcome Banjo and congratulations Annette on your recovery
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I wish it was a thing in our house. My back is killing me from sitting on the floor for cuddles (yes, I’m still complaining about that!
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We can possibly see evidence of watermelon around her chops (Buddy gets the same food marks, just on one side, and they’re the same shade of brown as Wiki’s regardless of what he eats!)
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2 minutes ago, ramonaghan said:
Cat was there first!
Doolin was so sweet navigating carefully around her.
They are all very good. Buddy will not share his bed with another dog, or fresh air with a cat!
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Doolin doing his best not to encroach on anyone else’s turf
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Much better than Buddy, who was flummoxed by a thread curtain which was only meant to keep the flies out, and not him!
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Good news Punkin! Sorry to hear about your posterior, but it can happen to the best of us. Keep on keeping on, young lady!
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I’m glad you’ve lived to take more gorgeous photos!
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Awwwww, sleep chatters
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That face would get kissed a lot if he lived here!
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We also have a shredder here. We rent a garage to a man who owns a classic car. The first year we had Buddy, the man posted a year’s payment in advance through the letterbox. When I came home from work that day, I arrived to find £10 and £20 notes strewn across his bed, leaving me thinking ‘what the heck have you been up to while I’ve been out?!?’
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Happy gotcha day Facebook!
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A trip to London is always fun, and it’s a bonus when there is a greyhound involved! It’s also nice to be able to meet up with online friends in person
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They are from my mother in law, and I’m not sure if she picked them up on a trip to San Diego
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Unfortunately I can’t see the photos for some reason but I have googled podenco orito so now I have an idea of what he looks like. Congratulations Noah on finding your forever home
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LaVida teaching us how to do the weekends right!
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On 4/13/2023 at 7:03 PM, ramonaghan said:
We need pics!
Et voila!
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Not bookends, but your puppers have been immortalised as a cruet set that I have!
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18 hours ago, ramonaghan said:
Oh Buddy. I hate when those pesky holes jump up out of nowhere and attack! One ate my ankle shortly after Doolin arrived. Take it easy, and no more incidents or we'll have to update the sign again!
Oh my word, that made me laugh!
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23 hours ago, Remolacha said:
Oh Buddy, you have to be more careful
It could be his eyesight, although the hole wasn’t moving was it? Or it could be quirky greyhound behavior, I swear one of mine would have walked into a hole while watching a butterfly float by 
I hope he didn’t add to his wounds
Maybe your hound was reincarnated as mine.
22 hours ago, FiveRoooooers said:If that math is correct then this latest incident was inevitable and no fault of Buddy’s.
Is Buddy due for an annual exam? Good to mention his coordination fails but hopefully they’re a nothing, not a something. Let’s go with that!
That’s good advice. We go to the vet each month for his Librela injection so I will ask about it then. Thank you.
20 hours ago, Jerilyn said:Oh poor Buddy! The Black Bandit admires your spirit. And your fancy socks.
Wiki herownself fell in a storm sewer grate last week. It's my greatest fear and not her fault because it was totally covered with snow and we didn't know it was there. She got herself out immediately but did also tear her carpal pad. She didn't get quite the level of care that Buddy did though. Just some ointment and a stern warning not to lick it.
Buddy has done this too! He always avoids them but when we were on holiday I.e. far from our own vet, he put his foot right through one and tore up his skin. My dog is now more scar than greyhound.
21 hours ago, palmettobug said:Buddy, Fuzzy tripped UP the stairs in sympathy today, she thought there would be a C-A-T at the top of the stairs and out-ran herself! She isn't the brightest, either!
Too busy looking at the thing she wants rather than right in front of her. I’ve told him ‘CAREFUL!’ so many times after an accident, that when I say it to him, he actually stops and looks for hazards. It’s the only training word that we have practised again and again
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Silly boy fell into a hole today. I managed to save him going completely over by holding him up by his lead (attached to a harness, thankfully), but whilst concentrating on getting his front end on solid ground, his back legs, which are under no control from his tiny brain*, went off on their own and his back end gave way underneath him. It was a rather large hole so I am beginning to wonder if his eyesight is failing him. He has nuclear sclerosis, although the vet said it shouldn’t affect his vision. I suppose he could have something else going on, or he could just be clumsy…
*50% of the tiny brain power is given over to treat detection, 50% to making sure mummy feels loved
She conveys so much with so little
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Oh my word, that made me laugh!
It could be his eyesight, although the hole wasn’t moving was it? 
Blood in Stool and Vommiting
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My dog vomits bile reasonably regularly, but really only when he hasn’t got any food in his stomach. However he only has diarrhoea when there’s something wrong, and the presence of blood is a bit more concerning. It might depend on where you live as to what your vet would advise but I would at least give them a ring and see what they suggest. It could be that your dog has eaten something on her walk that she shouldn’t have and has picked up a bug. She’s not on any non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication is she?