A rare sight

[Cajungator26]

I can't wait to adopt one...

There's a lady in our neighborhood who has 5 of them. She rescued 4 and fosters the 5th one. She only has girls... she says that the males have problems marking their territory in the house. I wonder if that's because of being kenneled?

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

I can't wait to adopt one...

There's a lady in our neighborhood who has 5 of them. She rescued 4 and fosters the 5th one. She only has girls... she says that the males have problems marking their territory in the house. I wonder if that's because of being kenneled?

I still mark my territory in my house....even if I am the only one ever here

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by T3B

I still mark my territory in my house....even if I am the only one ever here

LMAO

As long as you clean up your urine marks, you're fine.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

LMAO

As long as you clean up your urine marks, you're fine.

I could so take this thread somewhere it doesn't need to go....but I am not

[SentToStud]

Originally Posted by T3B

I still mark my territory in my house....even if I am the only one ever here

lmao.

There's two greyhounds in my neighborhood. One is so fat it looks like a barrel set on top of four toothpicks.

When I take my hound to the dog park there's often a woman with 3 or 4 of them. Pretty amazing to see those things run in an open field. Very friendly also.

[golfer]

Here in Jacksonville, Fl, we have greyhound racing, so I see people walking retired racers all the time. Never had one, but they have a reputation of not being particularly smart, but very friendly. By the way, I agree with you sightseek, animals over most people.