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greyhound or not: cam edition

hello! my partner and I just submitted an embark DNA test for our 1 y/o 60lb puppy, Cam. we rescued Cam about a year ago and were told that she is a Dane/German Shepherd mix, but I don’t really see it. personally, I believe she could be a Greyador or something along those lines, but I’m not entirely sure. what do you guys think?

will update when we get her embark back!

EDIT: for context- we live in the SW United States :)

some traits about Cammy girl:

-uses her paws for everything
-powerful tail
-deeeeeeeep chest
-deep bark
-runs fast af
-ears can be floppy, both straight up, or one up one down
-very smart and learned basic commands within a week of living with us
-long flat snoot
-short and slick black coat with occasional singular white hairs
-front paws have white patches with black spots
-never stays still
-just a good girl

u/allstartegner — 5 hours ago

It's official. Isabel is here to stay.

Still some work to do with her, such as getting her to walk nicely on a lead and not be as reactive to other breeds, but she is a great addition for myself, and Wilbur.

She still follows me from room to room, too. But I hope that will settle in time.

u/carguy143 — 11 hours ago

Staring contest this morning

Nova stares at me frequently. I always wonder what he’s thinking about it when he does this. Maybe wondering why I can’t read his doggo mind? Lol

u/ExaminationKey8782 — 6 hours ago

Sweet Lily has given up... trying to control that Crazy Kiki.

We just let Kiki do "Her Thing".

u/arabrab88 — 10 hours ago

Everyone in the US survive last night?

Hope the fireworks weren’t too bad where you live. Assuming there will be more tonight…

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u/BKallDAY24 — 12 hours ago

Mummy thinks I am too hot, but I refuse to come indoors!

If she doesn’t move in a minute, she’s getting a cool wet towel put on her, which she will not approve of either!

u/MrsTheBo — 14 hours ago

Millie

Hello!! This is Millie!! She is exactly 50% coon dog and 50% greyhound. I have had corn dogs in the past. Never even thought about having a greyhound. While she looks very strongly coon dog. Her personality seems to be popping more of a greyhound.

Can you all share what it’s like having a greyhound? The good and the bad. I know she might be big that’s OK. I already have a great dane. Obviously, I’ve been on the Internet searching through information like that but true owners I feel like is the best way to go.

u/DisciplineSweety8364 — 14 hours ago

Growling/snapping behaviour

Hi all I’ve now had 2 greys (one was a foster which we no longer have and we have just adopted one). Both seemed to be completely happy dogs for the first 2-3 weeks at which point they started to growl and or get a little bit too snappy about sleeping spaces is this just par for the course for greys in a new home and does this ever go away or is it just something you live with. I’ve had other dogs and not seen behaviour like this before. Any advice appreciated🙂

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u/TechnicalConstant713 — 13 hours ago

Brave Marty protecting his big sister from evil fireworks

Thankfully Marty is unfazed by them, but his sister Evie is very frightened by them, and unfortunately on their post dinner potty a few test fireworks went off spooking her. She gets a sedative for them that unfortunately hasn’t kicked in yet since we weren’t expecting noise so early.

He’s been gently following her around the house as she searches for a safe spot to curl up in and standing over her like a sweet boy. She is generally a little more attached to him than he is her so seeing him notice her fear and trying to comfort her is very sweet

u/mousefishy — 1 day ago

Greyhound with hip dysplasia

Hi everyone,

I’m new here and looking for some advice.

We are looking to adopt a gorgeous greyhound. He is roughly two and has come over from Dubai. He has an issue with his hips. I’ve been told it is either developmental or it’s from an injury. The issue is specifically that the hip joint is rubbing on the femur. We don’t know if he was a racer or not but suspect he may have been (he was found wandering in the mountains with a nasty wound).

My question is, has anyone had a rescue greyhound before with hip issues that required surgery? And if so, what was the cost? I assume he will need a specialist and given the issue is pre-existing he won’t qualify for insurance cover. We absolutely love him, as does our whippet, but we are mindful of not taking him on if financially it isn’t viable to get him what he needs to live a good life.

Rescue owners - how do you cover vet bills for pre-existing injuries? Are you all just paying out of your own pocket or do you have access to any support? We wouldn’t qualify with any means tested charity support as we are both full time employed and not receiving any benefits. Are there any charities out there that can help if costs get too high? Our adoption agency unfortunately doesn’t support with medical bills.

All help welcomed. I want to give this boy the life he deserves!

L

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u/Cultural-Rule-9463 — 12 hours ago

Unfazed...thank god!!

It sounds like a war zone outside. Hes only been with me 5 weeks. I got the Virbac C.E.T. VEGGIEDENT Zen Tartar Control Chews for Dogs and hes been sleeping peacefully 😴. Now comes a major thunderstorm.

u/SHANNEYSHANSHAN — 1 day ago

Welcome to the family!

I posted a few weeks ago that we were adopting this beautiful girl. And today was the day we brought her home! I think it’s been a successful first day!

First we had a 1 hour 30 minute car journey which she handled like a champ! No issues at all. She’s had a good explore of her new home, and a run around in her garden. She’s also had her first walk which went well. A few squirrels were spotted, but not once did she try and chase (don’t worry, she was on her lead). No pulling or anything.

Right now she’s fast asleep on her bed while I chill watching TV. We are all so in love with her already! Any time we walk into the room she does a little tail wag ❤️

She seems to be settling in well. I’ve noticed she has heavy breathing while asleep, and is panting a fair bit. I’ve read about this and realise it’s probably the stress of “moving house”

But so far, so good we think!

u/drifting_clouds — 1 day ago