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  1. Daphne 6/28/15 to 10/25/22

    Daphne (Killer Daphne) aka Daphne Moon aka Black GirlDog aka Daddy’s Other Girlfriend crossed the bridge this afternoon.  She slipped away while I was asleep today and I found her when I woke up.  Daphne was a lovebug and the first greyhound I have met that would not jump.  She would not jump on the bed, and she never got of the couch. 

    Heart thief fit Daphne to a T as she quickly worked her way into ours.  Playing in the yard, snuggling with Kevin, snacks and dinner were among the things she enjoyed.  She had to be lifted onto the bed and I was not able to do that anymore.  However, Daphne never missed Kevin’s bedtime and would stealthily remind him it was past his. 

    Daphne never met a stranger she liked and had no issues avoiding them whenever possible.  Would you expect anything less in our home?  And in keeping with our tradition, when went to adopt one greyhound and brought home two, her kennel mate Dexter. 

    It was heartbreaking to wake up to such a loss.  We take comfort in knowing she was cradled with love until the end.  One day we will see you again at the bridge Daphne.  Until then, keep the rest of our herd in line.  We love you.

  2. 44 minutes ago, cleptogrey said:

    it's antibiotics that result in tooth discoloration not panacur. worming with panacur is standard procedure in whelping a litter. the dam(mother) releases eggs(from worms) that are with in her body(mostly muscles) and then passes them on to the pups. the eggs have lied dormant for years- so, worming for dam and yes, puppy worming for all. lettuce(whippet) had a litter last year and it was explained to me.

    i go w/ genetics are per the horrible dental situation. but this is all too common in GH- hence/genetics. remember breeders are breeding for performance and a short life at the track. we give this wonderful companions a great long life that was never imagined by the breeders.

    Yup, you are right!  :) It is an antibiotic.  It's been so long, I couldn't remember for sure.  So basically, ignore my post.  :lol:lol:lol

  3. I agree, acid eats away the enamel of the teeth.  It is one of the long term affects of Anorexia/Bulimia.  However some breeders will still worm broods during pregnancy and after birthing with Panacur (I think, if I can remember correctly) and it causes teeth discoloration.   All of the FTH puppies had it as a result.  

  4. :grouphug  Jen  :grouphug

     

    We are believers in a day too early is better than a day too late.  

    We let Deuce go rather than risk a broken leg.  I know I would not have been able to live with myself if she had broken her leg.

    We tried with Danny and we lost him anyway.

    You are making the hardest decision a pet owner ever has to make.  Yet we all make the decision with love.

    Hug her for me and hug yourself.  Your decision is the correct one.  

  5. I simply put a smaller bowl in the larger bowl to slow down the dog.  Most anything dog safe can be placed in the bowl to slow them down.  And if all else fails, find a couple of large rocks from the garden, wash them, and use that.  

    I have never understood the point of a special bowl.  We put a stone or rock in horse buckets to keep them from bolting their feed, same thing works for dogs.  But maybe I am just too cheap to buy a special bowl.  :P

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