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Thank you: Here is the other post Dogs 'forget' their manner much some like teenager humans do, this occurres between 1-2 years old. Dogs need retraining and refresher courses. I use leash training. My greyhound on a leash is perfect, off a leash is ok as long as she can see me, off...

Most of my birds are pinned, but- part of race training is 'never catch it' so when I had three free range roosters for a time if they ran by her she would chase and stop when they stopped, or I called her off, or they got corrnered... that is just my dog YMMV. I have a vid of me training...

More pictures... Cant believe she's been here one year now.

To answer the question Greyhounds are usually 'soft' dogs and a stern command will halt my girl in her tracks... I have Fiesta the 4 year old rooster free ranging due to hormone problems in the pen- he is safe with her SUPERVISED. I would never leave one of my chickens loose to my dog no...

Dawn is only 2 so she was retired for a reason.

Quote: You can get that info by registered at some site which slips my mind. You put in the registered name, the ear tattoos and it pulls up what info they have on the dog.

Will do.

SHe's getting fixed tomorrow and might be able to come home Thursday or when her stiches are out in two weeks from Tues.

Its not often tested for because of the kennel situation, each dog has he/her own kennel and own food- all at roughly the same time then 'food time' is over. That's just this particular adoption kennel. I'll go check it out.

I'm sure she's going to be work- I went over the living arrangements of all my current animals and my dog experience. She said she had my match- wasen't the dog I went in to look at, but Dawn picked us.

THanks I keep having a dream a dark dog with white on the face (its away from camera) and chest saves us- she picked up out and gave us 'those' eyes, fallowed at a perfect heel with no leash (in the meet and greet room) and gave several kisses to my son. Her stance was slightly submissive but...

I'm adopting an ex-racer greyhound. She'll have to pass food aggression test (she was turned in to rescue LAST Friday!) but other then that she passed cat friendly and child friendly already. She's being fixed Tues (hopefully) and can then come home in two weeks. So keep me from going insane...