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I hope Violet is okay!

Thinking good thoughts for Brin!

Uber handsome Jonny. My Harper has started freezing on walks when she hears another dog bark, which is a pain since we have everything from bloodhounds to bernese mountain dogs on our cul-de-sac. I have found one area I can walk her but I like variation. Sometimes I just end up treating her with some kibble every time I hear a dog bark and try to keep her moving.

Welcome from Virginia!

Welcome from Fredericksburg, VA., about sixty miles south of DC. Sasha is stunning.

Yeah, but you are our PITA. I have listened to you and a few others here in the past and totally have brought up to vets what y'all have said, and have let your past PITA moments guide me in some decisions. There with you and your boy in thoughts.

A lovely tribute! How lucky you were to have her!

Whatta good-looking fella!

I am so sorry. Your lovely and loving tribute really touched me.

Welcome from Stafford, VA. Your krewe is wonderful I think your pics will be in great demand.

Tick keys are fabulous for both dogs and humans. Takes out all of the ick factor.

I am so sorry. Your eloquence once again brought me to both tears and smiles. Never. Enough. Time.

I am having a real problem getting my head around this. Every time I think of Bonny and you and Reagan, I feel like someone has just kicked me in the stomach. I am so sorry.

Wendy and Kevin I am so sorry. Your story of Danger was so lovely and really serves as inspiration.

A few years for the first one, a few months for the second one. Heheheh I am delighted to read your post. I live just north of Fre'burg in south Stafford. Leeland Station to be exact. See, you move and you get an instant close resource. I was lucky enough to adopt my current girlie from a Florida prison program, but there are several great close by groups. Greyt Expectations being one of them.

Treat. Evidently it is the word for come, bed, sleep, jump in the car. Out, as Iceman's mother says, "chew faster."

I was always delighted to read about Poodle. I am just so very sorry that it was time for him to leave you.

He was such fun to read. He will be missed.

Welcome, I am just up the road from Richmond, in Stafford. Your Sim is just lovely! EVERYONE loves a cowdoggie.

Welcome! He's a handsome pup. May I ask what group you adopted from? Only asking because I recently helped out at an adoption event in Stafford county recently.

I am still gobsmacked. We were living in Mandeville when our Shar Pei went to the bridge. My son and I started seeing posters around town about GH adoption. Couldn't remember the number, but just for grins I looked up Greyhound adoption in the yellow pages. Lo and behold there was a listing for GPA/LA GH adoption. Judi answered the phone, and within twenty minutes Nay and I were sitting in her house surrounded by nine goofy boys, (Judi love, love loved those goofy boys that for some reason whether from being boy, or being big, or being black were never adopted) and we've never looked back. Fast forward a few years and we have just recently lost our first GPA/LA grey to osteo. I find a girl on the GPA website I decide upon. She's about 400 miles away-not ideal but certainly doable. But then Judi puts out the word and someone happens to be coming through where Scout was being fostered and brings her right home and into our hearts. Fast forward a month or so after that, and aliens have kidnapped my DH and substituted someone who said "Let's adopt another greyhound." So before the aliens could return rightful DH, I was on the phone to Judi who said "I just happen to have a blue girlie who has just finished her vetting." So thanks to Judi, on a Saturday no less, we had our Atty home with us in about an hour after Alien DH uttered those lovely, lovely words. Judi touched our lives, she changed our lives.

My first greyhound crush. The joy and vive, the sheer exuberance (except of course for those sultry photos) in the photos of this beautiful girl always, always made me smile. I know the loss of every greyhound is horrible to contemplate and to go through, but this was one I was always dreading to read about.

Get the tablets that aren't chewable. Also aren't some dogs given Metamucil in their food for poop firming?

Trust me on this, we want to know everything you find out.

I'm relieved to read your update, and to know Violet is in capable hands. Sending good thoughts your way.