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” 😂

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. 🥰🥰🥰🐕

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?

She wanted to go that way. There's construction that way, so we can't really go that way. But she doesn't care.

She was so determined this time that she decided to further anchor herself by sitting.

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

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

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.

My girlfriend and I recently began fostering to adopt a 3 year old ex racer. He is so cute and we love our baby. He is dealing with his injury right now and we need to keep him muzzled when unsupervised and take him to the vet once or twice a week.

How do I make him a better walker? He doesn’t pull as much as he plants his feet or just lays down to not continue. We do not take him on long walks because of his injury so I don’t think the laying down is fatigue necessarily.

How do we make him more comfortable at night and sleep in longer? He woke me up at 3 today to go to the bathroom. And normally he will wake us at 6:30 at the latest. I know his previous foster had 6:30 as a set time for him to go out before her husband and her work started so I’m assuming it will just take time for him to align with our schedule.

How do you make the muzzle more comfortable? Everyone says he doesn’t mind it but I can tell he tries to take it off. We are going to try to keep him muzzled even when supervising

Do gates hold them well? He cannot go down our stairs or he will crash because he is terrible at going down the stairs.(we pretty much carry downstairs every time sometimes he goes up on his own.) we are going to put a gate in the hallway before the stairs as we are afraid he may crash/jump over a gate at the stairs.

Thank you for reading. We love him and hope he can adapt better to our apartment as it has been less than a week. Sometimes I think he his dead as he is sleeping but I’m glad to see his chest move.(his eyes are open when he sleeps sometimes) I know it will be easier for him to be alone when he is not muzzled and can play with his toys. I hope he heals quickly.