we wander the empty streets, occasionally nodding and saying hello to a fellow dog walker
it's nice to have company and they do keep me active even on my non-run days
The one on the left is my big male (37kg) called Indy and the one of the right is the smaller (26kg) female called Rosie. We've had them 18 months, they are greyhound rescues who would otherwise have been killed.
It's been a bit of an adjustment as they had low "social" experience - very gentle and friendly, but no experience of living in a house, can't do stairs (which keeps them off my bed) and had trouble with our bay window at first (I stuck stickers on it to help them not run into it).
They love the sofa (and chewing on shoes) but they are such lovely gentle souls that we forgive them most things.
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They're beautiful ! It's heartbreaking what happen to greyhounds. These are happy fellows. Thanks for sharing this.
Oh look at those two darlings! What joy they must bring you, and especially at the moment. A great reason to be following advice and taking some safe walks in the fresh air! I love them!
Beautiful pups... we have a whippet hound mix. Sweetest, loving dog. Like you we learned the hard way how quick they are😆 My husband calls him the fastest couch potato.
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until they're not lol
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