Excellent...even has badgers.

My aunt sent me this story earlier this week. So cool that it's true! The pic of Jasmine and the deer is way too cute!

/yay for feel-good animal stories!

Aw, that's really sweet.

Aww.. Great story

Also: Geoff Grewcock

lol

It's always the goofy looking ones. Always. Ladies, take notice.

sleep is hours away and I still be able to now.

Good dog. Sit ubue, sit

Am I taking away the wrong message because I want to take a tire iron to the scumbags who abused and abandoned this wonderful dog in the first place?

/No?
//Good.
///Let me get my tire iron.

My eye.

There's something.

00ghost27: sleep is hours away and I still be able to now.


Until today, I had never seen a fox high on coke.

eggrolls: Am I taking away the wrong message because I want to take a tire iron to the scumbags who abused and abandoned this wonderful dog in the first place?

/No?
//Good.
///Let me get my tire iron.

I'll GLADLY help!
The more I know Humans the more I prefer the company of animals.

What did his ancestors do to earn the surname "Grewcock?"

Great story, though.

/Volunteers and animal shelter and sees too many scared and neglected dogs.

make that "AT" animal shelter

Bah, the sanctuary trained the dog and is using this as a publicity stunt.

Snopes should have known better than to take the word of someone who stands to gain by it being true.

Since it was snopes and "awww" worthy, I crafted an email and left out all pastel angels along with need to forward it for fear of dire consequences and then forwarded to a brazillion people in my addie book thus gauranteeing my entry into heaven, happyness for all time, and a brand new wife.


Thanks Fark!

That dog is a care slut!

CARE SLUT STARE!!!!

That dog looks pretty skinny. If I were stuck on a desert island, I'd take a St. Bernard with a keg o' brandy. And a book of matches....

I don't know where you got "ugly-ass" from. I personally like greyhounds, if they weren't such a pain in the ass to care for I would have one.

My cousin has a retired Grade-A greyhound. I remember the one time she got lose in Rochester, NY. My cousin spent about an hour running around trying to find her.

RagnarIV
I don't know where you got "ugly-ass" from

You're new here, aren't you?

vkacademy: make that "AT" animal shelter

is that like "IN" hospital?

Critters?

my lazy sooky boy, prancer the wonder dog:)

timelady: my lazy sooky boy, prancer the wonder dog:)

Robbie.

Yay greys!

Am I the only one who finds the ugly ass meme to be getting old?

RagnarIV: I don't know where you got "ugly-ass" from.

noob

wiredmaverick: Am I the only one who finds the ugly ass meme to be getting old?

no

ArgusRun: Robbie.
Yay greys!

Was that picture taken as he was rising from his grave to consume the flesh of the living?

00ghost27: sleep is hours away and I still be able to now.


"Until today, I had never seen a fox high on coke."

This comment made me snort water out my nose.

Thank you.

I volunteer at a greyhound rescue, so I'm really getting a kick out of these replies...

Haha. I've always wanted to be able to say that.

Greyhounds are filled with tremendous amounts of win. Adopt rescued racers, folks. They're awesome.

Man, that fox is high on something.

Son of Thunder: ArgusRun: Robbie.
Yay greys!

Was that picture taken as he was rising from his grave to consume the flesh of the living?

Yes. My cat bit him and he's never been the same since:

That's a beautiful story. I hope Jasmine has a long and happy life.

GettingSassy: I volunteer at a greyhound rescue, so I'm really getting a kick out of these replies...

Haha. I've always wanted to be able to say that.

Greyhounds are filled with tremendous amounts of win. Adopt rescued racers, folks. They're awesome.


We were at a Meet n Greet today. I can't think of another breed where you can have a dozen unrelated dogs quietly standing around, peaceful in close proximity for an afternoon.

the Hobbes. Best dog ever.

eggrolls: Am I taking away the wrong message because I want to take a tire iron to the scumbags who abused and abandoned this wonderful dog in the first place?

/No?
//Good.
///Let me get my tire iron.

I've got my aids-soaked broken bottle. I'm right behind you.

/good dog
//all dogs are
///it's the owners who aren't

Reminds me of this little pup:



I'd think she'd be more likely to eat paperwork and infiltrate every baptismal font within a five-mile radius... but look at how they lucked out!

/wish I had a mama dog to take care of me like that :(
//so lonely

ArgusRun:

We were at a Meet n Greet today. I can't think of another breed where you can have a dozen unrelated dogs quietly standing around, peaceful in close proximity for an afternoon.

Yep. They're really terrific that way. And you should see them on play dates and adoption reunions! All the dogs are so happy to see each other. Love that pack.

And few dogs look as cool walking together as a herd of greyhounds.

I had a friend that adopted a retired grey(retired at 2 years old). He took her to the vet for an injury and because he thought she had some form of retardation. The dog walked into the glass patio door and broke a couple of teeth. The vet said there was nothing wrong with her, the dog had just never seen glass before.

mine is an adopted racer. second dog like that i have had, and will continue with, so sold on them. gorgeous dogs! couch potatoes like nothing i have ever seen, of course...;)

odisae: I had a friend that adopted a retired grey(retired at 2 years old). He took her to the vet for an injury and because he thought she had some form of retardation. The dog walked into the glass patio door and broke a couple of teeth. The vet said there was nothing wrong with her, the dog had just never seen glass before.

This is true. From what I've been told, most racing greyhounds have never seen glass, sliding doors, or stairs. They also tend to be crate trained, not house trained (easy to switch between the two though).

Ringshadow: odisae: I had a friend that adopted a retired grey(retired at 2 years old). He took her to the vet for an injury and because he thought she had some form of retardation. The dog walked into the glass patio door and broke a couple of teeth. The vet said there was nothing wrong with her, the dog had just never seen glass before.

This is true. From what I've been told, most racing greyhounds have never seen glass, sliding doors, or stairs. They also tend to be crate trained, not house trained (easy to switch between the two though).

All true. Crate training comes in really handy. House training was easy enough to teach. He picked up stairs pretty quickly, but spent the entire first night in our house barking at the full length mirror. He'd never spent a night not surrounded by a hundred other dogs.

Ringshadow: odisae: I had a friend that adopted a retired grey(retired at 2 years old). He took her to the vet for an injury and because he thought she had some form of retardation. The dog walked into the glass patio door and broke a couple of teeth. The vet said there was nothing wrong with her, the dog had just never seen glass before.

This is true. From what I've been told, most racing greyhounds have never seen glass, sliding doors, or stairs. They also tend to be crate trained, not house trained (easy to switch between the two though).

Robbie walked right into the glass doors in our building the first time. Took a month to figure out stairs. But housetraining wasn't a problem.

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ArgusRun:

Robbie walked right into the glass doors in our building the first time. Took a month to figure out stairs. But housetraining wasn't a problem.

Funnily enough, so did my parents' mastiffs, who were born and raised in a normal home. Maggie spent most of her puppyhood running straight into the sliding glass doors and falling over, and Starr's gone through two or three different sliding screen doors (we figured out she couldn't see it, so now there's visible guards on the screens).

/but then again, mastiffs are not the smartest dogs

eggrolls: Am I taking away the wrong message because I want to take a tire iron to the scumbags who abused and abandoned this wonderful dog in the first place?

Not at all.

We 'liberated' an abused dog once from some old lady who used to beat him with a broom and keep him locked up in a tiny cage.

How do I know the broom part? I was cleaning the house and picked up the broom in front of him. He went wide eyed with shock and then dashed into a corner and curled up into a whimpering ball. Took me about ten minutes to calm him down.

I've only wished real harm on someone just a few times in my life, but that was definitely one of them. I'd have loved to track that old biatch down and beat her freaking brains out with that broomstick.

Yeah, you have to put decals on your glass doors at about grey head height, or they just walk straight into it. Racers were never taught about stairs, glass doors, slippery tile floors, and sadly enough, affection.

But they catch on quickly enough. Then some of them would like to take the place of your spleen, if they can get close enough.

nonvideas: the Hobbes. Best dog ever.

hey that's really weird, the second picture, looks exactly like the squirrel from Ice Age....exactly

no clever name here just move along: nonvideas: the Hobbes. Best dog ever.

hey that's really weird, the second picture, looks exactly like the squirrel from Ice Age....exactly



I have no idea what you're talking about. No idea at all.

Loves to take care of other animals, especially kittens. She also sees to it that at least one disabled child (my niece) is taken care of - nobody mess with her or U R in trouble.

She also did the painting in the background. She is very talented.

greyhounds are great. they should be called greathounds.

BRAMBLE THE DEER?!? Love it!