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Thanks to you both. Will have a look on link jo :thumbsup:

The right thing to do but so sad nevertheless. Thoughts to you and Merlin :huggles:

Bump :(

Hello there Im getting new car big enough for Shaun (greyhound) to have good space in the boot (with guard). Lady Nelly (whippet) however will be in the back seat and I want her to be safe and comfortable. Anyone know where I can buy a good car harness? Any info appreciated. Thanks :thumbsup:

Am glad some here recognise that type of wound but id take her to the vets asap to be on the safe side. Nelly healed in no time and the stitches were clean, neat and deffo no weeping. Hope she ok. x

Hello there. Lovely dog. Whereabouts are you in Liverpool? I'm in Liverpool too.

Hopefully the breeder is away or summat and will get back to you soon? However as a precaution Id be tempted to log every call you make and the responses you do or dont get. Also keep a copy of any written/email correspondence. Regardless of your gorgeous pup, the breeder has taken a lot of...

whippet05 - in answer to your earlier questions. When i got Nelly myself and my partner were in full-time employment. My partner worked shifts however so some days Nelly was alone for only an hour. The days when our shifts were the same (9-5) I came home every lunch time for 45 minutes and...

Despite my personal views on responsible working owners, it must be a tad gut wrenchin to let pups go in the first place and i have total respect for anyone who drives hundreds of miles to home check to ensure their pups are given the best lives possible. I suppose no-one can predict the...

Good luck Brandly. How gorgeous are you!! :wub: :wub:

I dont think anyone is condoning a pup/or adult dog being left for 8 hours? Dogs/pups can be socialised well when owners work full-time (as long as time spent with dog is quatility) , is what I think viki meant? I work full-time and can vouch for that fact too. Its not everyones ideal...

I suppose people just have differing opinions and experiences of full-time owners. All fair enough. Even knowing and believing that my experience has been a good one I wouldn't be upset or offended if a breeder refused me a pup due to my work situation. Definitely thier perrogative :thumbsup:

oops, I meant she not he in my last post. lol

Your pictures are always stunning! Imagine next holiday when he's got a playmate too :wub:

Whilst I totally agree with and respect that any breeder has the right to decide what circumstances their pups are introduced to, there are many people who work full-time (9-5and otherwise) who give dogs great, happy, loving and secure homes. I have a very secure and happy whippet (from pup)...

Very nice. I'd buy one for ankle or wrist but I do agree a more slimlined whippet would look better :thumbsup: Out of interest how much will they cost?

You have her now (regardless of when she left her mother) and shes adorable :wub: I hope that things improve. Im sure they will. Agree with the chill out space/crate.

Happy Birthday Flynn :wub: Love from Nat, Karla, Nelly and Shaun xxxxx

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