Nadine
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Fly free, gorgeous Georgie.
We can't add more days to life but we can add more life to the days. And you lived the best of lives with all those strange greyhound wannabes and your wonderful parents
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Very good input in the other answers. I like to add a second thought, too. Afghan hounds are a very old breed. They are genetically very close to wolves which means that their genes are very old, very original dog. Approaching another dog nose to nose is very impolite. Staring at other dogs is also very impolite.
Your dog with the oldest genetics met a fairly younger dog, one of those who often (due to their breeding) stare at others in the most impolite ways (in dog speech). This situation triggered something in his very old behaviourism. Afghans are wonderful dogs but you need to understand that they are not your average neighbourhood pooch ( plus oriental sighthound breeds are always guard dogs, too).
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We are on holidays in the northern parts of Germany. I thought you guys might like some pics of our adventures.
Our little holiday cottages sits in the middle of the moorlands, 20 minutes from the coast.
Our little cottage, small space for people but a big fenced yard for the greyts
Walkies in the moorland behind our home and a trip to the North Sea.
Graves from the stone age. This is a very old area.
When we got back to sea some days later, there was water where there was loads of space to run and play before.
Who can say that there was a big ship where he was running and playing just days before?
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On 9/30/2022 at 8:13 PM, greysmom said:
I think those are Irish tattoos. Have you tried inputting them on Greyhound Data? They often have foreign dogs listed. Your adoption group should be able to tell you his registered name.
Irish tattoos are two letters in one ear and 3 in the other.
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11 hours ago, LBass said:
I was so intrigued to watch Mooney working that I'm exploring scent work training for Nate. Thank you!
You can always pm me if you need advice. And please let us know how it works for Nate.
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On 9/17/2022 at 4:44 AM, oldrunners said:
Absolutely incredible! Well done! In order for my two to find anyone, the person would have to be holding a live rabbit and sitting on a roast beef.
You would be surprised. I would have never thought that Mooney would learn to use his nose that fast.
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Mooney and I attended a seminar on mantrailing. He learns to track a specific person by his or her scent. I learn to trust him and his decisions. Here we are showing off our training efforts. Clever boy, Mooney
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11 hours ago, FiveRoooooers said:
I’m knot digging. You’re digging
Digging??? Wot that?
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1 hour ago, MerseyGrey said:
Watch out for the snake in the grass!
Oh yes. I have stepped on it several times. It's the only one whose squeaker still works.
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15 minutes ago, FiveRoooooers said:
Your pack takes "Do Best" to the max, don't they? Excellent!
They are trying their very best.
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17 minutes ago, racindog said:
So beautiful! What a gorgeous black coat-like the finest velvet.
Thanks to brewer's yeast tablets. Great for immune system, nerves, skin and hair.
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Just some images of my pack doing what hounds to best....
...creating work for the vacuum.... and mum
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21 hours ago, EllenEveBaz said:
I'd forgotten about that I'm pretty sure I could find out Nadine's address, one way or another , but the only screaming monkeys I can find for sale are too small to be safe for dogs, so she's safe. For now.
I did see where someone was trying to order 150 of the little screaming monkeys in time for a wedding.
No chance. And I never participated in the christmas cwrd exchsnge and never will
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9 hours ago, ramonaghan said:
Be careful, Ellen's been known to send them to unsuspecting Greytalk friends...
I'm safe on the other shore of the Atlantic, me hopes
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2 hours ago, EllenEveBaz said:
At least it's not a Screaming Monkey. Did you have these in Germany? Small, able to be projected like a slingshot, and with an incredibly loud and obnoxious sound (until the dog killed the sound mechanism).
No. We don't have those. I don't think I could live with them.
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I always liked greyhounds but now I found an even better pet....
It's time to play the music.
It's time time light the lights.
It's time to meet The Muppets on The Muppet Show tonight.
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7 hours ago, EllenEveBaz said:
Gelsey wants to know if she can come and join in the fun. The dogs joined me as I was working in the yard yesterday, and the weather was glorious. Gelsey was trying her hardest to get Milo to run and bark and play bitey-face. But after running one lap, he was done and preferred to lie in the sun on the soft grass. Somehow, my perpetual motion machine has turned 12 and started to slow down. How did this happen? But Gelsey still has lots of energy and would love to come play as long as she can get home in time for supper.
Come on over. Abu prefers to lie in the sand, too. Gelsey can join Saoirse and Mooney. These two are always running and playing.
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16 hours ago, EllenEveBaz said:
Who would have thought carrots could be so much fun?
Digging -- maybe they're trying to replant the carrot
More like trying to find more carrots
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My little pack of 3 enjoying the warm weather. Spring is here...
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I know, Bendith is not a greyhound but here are him and my mum after succeeding in their sar exam on saturday. They are now a certified operational search and rescue team. Btw, my mum turned 72 in january. Sometimes age is just a number. I'm so very proud of her.
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This is where all of my greyhounds come from. Brigit works with our little adoption agency here in Germany. She chooses the dogs and keeps some of them in her home until they can board the transport. And I love this series.
I hope you like it.
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On 2/14/2022 at 7:50 AM, HeyRunDog said:
I hope he was referring to the horse
Don't the kids of today watch cowboy films any more?
They do watch those films. Some guy riding on an animal.... cow + boy = cowboy.... absolute logical
Breakfast with AnnIE Mayhem
in Cute and Funny things Greyhounds do
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Ptetty normal Camp Greyhound behaviour... me thinks