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Scottish Thistle Pedigree Whippet Racing Club is your best bet for competitions. I believe that they offer competitions for all types of dogs as well as whippets. They fave a facebook page and The website is at www.stpwrc.org They also have a page on this forum.

Very sad. poor dog. I am sorry I cannot offer any advice but hope that perhaps the vet finds a hormone imbalance that can be treated. X

I always use a racing muzzle. They are designed to fit a whippet. This supplier does standard & long length and same in lurcher size http://www.midlandgreyhound.co.uk/index.html

I always take on preloved / rehomed whippets and have a lot of experience. I took on a 10 month old rehome 6 weeks ago. Similar complaints no recall, not clean in house. I have had no problems with either of these issues myself. She has been pretty good from day one apart from the odd accident...

My lovely bouncy Todster is 4 today. He has brown up into the most lovely boy :wub: :ph34r: :ninja: :shaun: :clown: :wub: :wub: :wub:

Fern is looking great and Evie all grown up. Lovely to see your pictures Alison

Burns is good. Bakers is full of additives.

Hi Angela I have not long taken on Izzy (whippet 4) from Scruples. I now have two speyed bItches and Toddy who is neutered. Izzy was 10 months old when she arrived and is quite an energetic handful. If Milo is easy going, then neutering him should not change his personality. It would allow...

He is lovely. good luck with him.

Thank you for posting the results. Congratulations Liz. Lovely to see the pups doing so well

I have had mine on Burgess Supadog sensitive (both lamb & Rice & Salmon & rice) Mix in half a tin of pedigree Chum or Butchers Tripe with each meal between 3 of them. They love it and are really fit and well. Very simple food with one protein & 1 carbohydrate (rice). Daisy gets Nature's Harvest...

My lot stopped mutual poo appreciation after I swapped them onto Burgess lamb & rice. I mix this with a little chumm in gravy to make it more palitable. May just be good luck that mine have given up the habbit, but perhaps worth a try. Statistically, I would be interested if you get a result...

Lovely to have you back. the puppies are stunning.

Not too keen on the new colours & look. I am finding the site much less pleasant to use

Hi You do need to be in control. Use a very short lead (no more than 24" intill your dog learns to walk properly. Izzy was weaving and pulling when I got her a few weeks ago. She was totally unused to lead control. Keep the lead short. You will be pulled less and your dog will learn what you...