Fantastic idea.

Do you use a grinder or a clipper?
proper dog nail clippers. and of course don't cut close to the quick.

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I like all animals. I favour the greyhound as it is the most difficult dog to rehome. When I decided to adopt a dog, my criteria would be to rehome a dog that needs a home and give it a chance of a life that it deserves. A greyhound is pretty much a sad story as its life is bred for racing, once it doesnt do well racing they are tossed aside and neglected and never shown any love. My greyhound will receive the very best of everything including lots of love.

I love people like you. Ive rescued 3 dogs, still have 2 & 3. All 3, beautiful designer dogs and puppies.

I once went to Battersea with an old girlfriend. I come out feeling very sad. The young pretty dogs will always get a home.

The less pretty dogs had little hope. The sadness on their faces was heart ❤️ breaking..

Your a good man, I might move to Hull just to be near you.
 
Seen and spoke to loads of whipetts and greyhounds here in Whitby. I can't wait to get home as we are being introduced to some greyhounds on Wednesday next week. OMG I could have my own greyhound by the weekend, it is so exciting.
 
Some great pet shops that we are going to vist today. Hopefully we will meet some new greyhounds as there are plenty here. Been googling pet shops around Whitby to make a list of ones that we want to visit.
 
Went out to a very posh restaraunt for an evening meal. Then this celebrity walked in and plonked itself down next to me. I was over the moon.


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They need a run a couple of times a day. The people I know who have one have a routine where they go to a playing field, one walks away with a treat, the other lets the lead off then he runs over, but instead of a straight line he does a massive sweeping curve - possibly the same diameter as a dog track.

They look amazing when they're running in a loop around you. But you need flat, mowed grass. I've seen him trip over on bumpy grass and end up in a ball of tangled limbs, which can be really dangerous with the speed they do.

Then he'll be all relaxed and have a big sleep for several hours.

They're not forced to run when racing, they somehow need it.
 
They need a run a couple of times a day. The people I know who have one have a routine where they go to a playing field, one walks away with a treat, the other lets the lead off then he runs over, but instead of a straight line he does a massive sweeping curve - possibly the same diameter as a dog track.

They look amazing when they're running in a loop around you. But you need flat, mowed grass. I've seen him trip over on bumpy grass and end up in a ball of tangled limbs, which can be really dangerous with the speed they do.

Then he'll be all relaxed and have a big sleep for several hours.

They're not forced to run when racing, they somehow need it.
3rd fastest animal on earth. They need a run once a week and two 20 min walks a day to keep them in an athletic condition.
 
He'll tell you when he wants a run, every day is probably what he really wants. If not he won't bother.

They genuinely enjoy it, they don't need forcing at all.
 
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