We picked up our new friend a rescue ex racing greyhound called Bud 2 years old.
Settling in well
Settling in well
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Plenty of walks for you now Brian.
Well done. Very misunderstood breed. People imagine they need huge amounts of exercise but in reality they're very laid back. Beautiful dog and Bud can now look forward to a pampered life.
I read somewhere a 45mph couch potato he is absolutely lovely very polite and gentle with the grandkids
Brian, lovely looking dog and looks raring to go. Just remember to wear a red cape when you take it for walks...at least the neighbours will have seen Superman go by.:tears-of-joy:
Cheers,
Wabble
Cheers,
Wabble
He looks beautiful brian , fantastic breed , i do love a greyhound
Brian,
Hope he settles in well. A friend of mine used to run a greyhound rehoming service down in Kent.
Hope he settles in well. A friend of mine used to run a greyhound rehoming service down in Kent.
Be alert! Your country needs lerts!
He's a beauty Brian.
Great looking pooch there Brian. One of the best looking breeds in my opinion.
Can't beat some 4 legged companionship. He looks 'andsome!
My Brother-in-law has two. One more mental than the other. But if you have a good one I'm sure you'll be fine.
My Granddad had one as well. He sold it four or five times. but kept coming back. :smiling5:
My Granddad had one as well. He sold it four or five times. but kept coming back. :smiling5:
This is my second greyhound both been very well behaved and great with kids
My nephew has a couple and loves then to bits. I think My b-in-law got a couple of duds. lol.
Settling in well the grandkids love him to bit and vice versa
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