Yesterday I attended a Greyhound Health Seminar near Atlanta, GA hosted by Southeastern Greyhound Club. The day-long event featured Dr. Guillermo Couto from Ohio State University’s Greyhound Health and Wellness Program and covered a variety of topics including the peculiarities of greyhound blood work, common greyhound illnesses, cancer, and Dr. Couto’s work at Scooby in Spain....
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Our first racer, Bunny (Fast Fluffy) travelled to Greyhounds of Shamrock in Louisville, KY this weekend in search of her forever home. We believe in responsible racing greyhound ownership and will be sending a $200 donation to Greyhounds of Shamrock to help cover Bunny’s vetting and placement expenses.
I have to admit, it is bittersweet...
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When Ken and I first moved to SC, I operated our kennel building as a boarding facility. We inherited a lot of customers from the previous owner, one of which was a chocolate lab named Casey. I always looked forward to boarding Casey…an easy dog who got along with everyone. Easy going and had a...
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When you live with dogs, this is sometimes a question you must consider. Especially when you live with our dogs, who love to put any and everything in their mouths to see if it’s worth eating. I found myself debating this very question yesterday morning after I witnessed Tater swallow a very large section of stuffie....
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I’ve heard parents talk about how they never have a moment alone once they have kids. The same is pretty much true with greyhounds! Ken was folding laundry in the bedroom so I laid down on the bed to keep him company…when I first laid down there were only two dogs on the bed....
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He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.
You are his life, his love, his leader.
He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart.
You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion
“To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived, this is to have succeeded.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson