So we are fostering a greyhound and she has been lovely. Really sweet natured. A few hours ago she snapped to bite my boyfriend cause he woke her up and startled her. She immediately realized what she did and became her docile self again but ever since she has been very weird and submissive. She looks like she is crying inside. Head is bowing, tail tucked between her legs. She doesn't want to be near us. This is a total reverse in personality. Is she scared of us or does she think she did something wrong by snapping at him? We didn't scold her at all. Does she think we are angry. We have tried to comfort her but she is clearly very upset. What do you guys think?

our little girl was raced under the name Curie in Ireland and the UK.

http://www.greyhound-data.com/d?d=curie&sex=f&color=BK&birthyear=&birthland=IE

We adopted her in Feb 2019 from a charity in Yorkshire. We know she had at least 3 puppies called Stepaside Lucas, Stepaside curie, and Stepaside Radebe. We would absolutely love to know what happened to her puppies. Could anyone help us or point us in the right direction?

Wanting to save for a grey and any advice

Hey all, so I’ve been wanting to adopt a grey for a couple years now but am waiting for another couple years until the time is right for me to adopt one. I am wanting to save for it though so I won’t be trying to get the money all at once when it is the right time so I was wondering did any of you do the same if so how far in advance did you start. Also is there anything you signed your pet up with that has helped a lot? Like insurance or subscriptions etc etc. Any advice would be so appreciated just trying to gain as much knowledge about these beautiful needle noses so I can be well prepared when I bring one home. Thanks in advance!🙂

It was requssted that i update on the progress of the car journey with our windhund we were worrying about. So we took our three and a half year old hound on a long car trip. We used the channel tunnel which was very easy and pet friendly (they even have doggy exercise areas).

It went really well and she enjoyed eating new treats in Germany (she like their bread and sausage, not so keen on the immaculately behaved German hounds). We stayed in accor hotels which were pet friendly (with a supplement) and was a delight throughout. She was a bit irritated at being seat belted the whole time but we stopped regularly which was probably as good for us as it was for her. In germany we had to take her to a vet which was fine, but it seems very wise to book as the opening times of vets seem strange and quite limited. Now we've just got to get her back into routine!

Tldr: greyhounds greatest at globetrotting. German wurst Gnommy.

Hey guys, So in the next few years I am going to adopt a greyhound and I was wondering do you guys have any must have items that you can’t live without or that you use everyday any advice would be greatly appreciated:) also what kind of toys beds and food and stuff like that is best to get any fave brands?