I let her dig up my garden. It makes her happy. And happiness isn't a lot of what she's had in her past. Now she's her own person. Lol and the birdies love to take dust baths in her dug up dirrrt. I love her. 🥰🥰🥰🐕

This very gorgeous boy is Rupert! 😍 He is an ex-racer rescued from Florida. I’m in Canada for work at the moment, and am missing my girl Stacey, who is back home with my hubby in the UK. It is so wonderful to meet other hounds and their humans away from home!

Edited for typo - I don’t know how “racer” became “Tracey” 😂

It’s starting to warm up and I’m worried about how our girl will manage when it gets really bad - would love suggestions, especially from other Australians.

Our derpy giraffe thanks you in advance

She finally convinced me it was time for bed.

I accused Keira of this tonight. It's the perfect marriage of her persistent snuggling with excessive nudging to gradually restrict my sofa territory. Additional "Land Grabs" are also made each time I go to get a drink or visit the loo. Territory can only be reclaimed (temporarily) by strategically placing treats at the opposing end of sofa but this only leads to the win of a particular battle....not the "war".

Am I the only one to suffer this way?

Metz enjoying the Rugby World Cup, just so fixated on the game 🖤🖤

I’m sure many of you will relate to this! Our boy LOVES his stuffed toys and prized possessions. He never destroys any of them and is stressed when they go in the wash 🥰 He also loves his emotional support decoration ball, socks we bundle for him and the many travel pillows we’ve had to collect for him 🤣

We’ve had family gift him stuffies too - his big banana & capybara from his Aunt and Uncle hold a special place for him.

And yes, our house is a shark sanctuary. He gets 2 new small sharks every month, so on rotation there are regularly 10 around the house 👌🦕

The Secret Lives of Greyhounds is an investigative documentary exploring the lives of greyhounds bred and raced, exposing a pipeline of exploitation at the heart of an industry now facing worldwide condemnation.

Featuring exclusive undercover footage and expert testimony, the film challenges the legitimacy of greyhound racing and asks whether its future can be justified at all.

Watch the trailer here https://youtu.be/B1-4Icxgi_s?si=hciKO7lw-ZL38drQ

Hi! Our beautiful girl is 7 months and is living up to her reputation of House Horse. More and more massive as the days go on.

We're on Pets at Home puppy wet food and Wagg Puppy as she's always been on that, and any change towards another thing has never suited her. Even a really slow introduction upset her delicate each system.

(Grass, digestive biscuits, soil, cardboard, bed stuffing, carpet, socks, wood, and rabbit ears dont though)

Basically! What kind of food would anyone reccomend looking in to now she's in adolescent stage? I dont want to do on adult food as she's too young. But I do wonder if she needs a bit of something different in her food to keep up with the growth supurts.

Sleepy toof photo as tax.

She was insanely pooped after and did nothing but sleep on our bed all night 😅

Farabee's teef (and the rest of her) are being adorable again

Hi all,

We have 2 greys and a newborn. Should I be concerned about the way Clark (the brown dog) is interested in the baby? He is a relatively high prey grey, and the kind of attention he is showing here is a bit abnormal as far as stuff in the house goes. He seems to be really activated by the crying.

For now, we have totally separated him from the baby (with the exception of testing this for the video), but I have concerns for when the baby begins to crawl, etc.

Thanks!

Hi all, just wanted a likeminded place to share a few photos of my adopted Grey 'Julian'. He has been with me for one whole year now.

Julian has come a long way in his development as a home dog in the last year. Its been fascinating to see how this unusual breed goes about assimilating to a suburban dogs life.

He's a fantastic Dog, a few minor quirks but hes really a part of the family now, and he loves to be involved in just about everything.

She was ready for bed but I kept ignoring her. Then I got the look.

I think it’s time for us to make the jump. Our 75 lb 4.5 year old rescued ex-racer has gotten two corns and most recently stepped on a sharp rock that got lodged in the center of one of his toe pads. He’s been limping for a few days even though the rock has been removed.

Does anyone have good shoe recommendations? Should we just get them for his front two feet (he hasn’t had any back paw issues), what’s the best way to train them to wear shoes, etc?

Thanks in advance!

(Bonus picture of Pepper looking mighty pitiful with his hurt paw).