Does Anyone Travel with a Retired Greyhound?
We have been thinking about adopting a retired racer. My son and his wife have one and he is just the most amazing dog. You would think he would be very active but he is pretty chill. My worry is...
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Desert Captain wrote:
You mean like this? :B
Meet Princess Poops A Lot (aka Millie). She is the sweetest, most low maintenance animal we have ever encountered. We can and do take her any/everywhere. Millie gets along with all other animals, large or small though some Grey's do not do well with small dogs or cats.
She probably understands more about retirement than anyone in Arizona. She doesn't play, bark or chew things but is very fond of the belly rub (as in never stop). A couple of short walks a day and it's time for one of her endless stream of naps.
We have never encountered any restrictions, she weighs 70#. :C
She is beautiful!, My son's racer's favorite activity is also 'nap'. He didn't know any of the basic commands when they got him but now he's learned sit and the ones he's best at - Down and Stay lol. He learns a lot from his new sister Lexie, an Australian cattle dog
