She is cute!
She's about 10 lbs, and often gets mistaken for a whippet. I guess whippets are bigger. She's a great dog, very playful, although difficult to house-train. Strange quirks include hiding dog treats throughout the house; trying to reach your brain with her tongue through your nasal cavity; and inability to sit on any hard surface (tile, wood), to name a few.
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She is cute!
Cute Iggy we have one named star.
she's 8 years old and like yours she tries to lick your brain out either threw the nose or the ear.
Ours also likes walking around on her hing legs . sort of looks like a battle droid.
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Last edited by diselthis; 04-14-2009 at 12:02 PM. Reason: added a pic of star
You have a nice looking dog there
Very cute. Sure look like they are freindly. Got to meet a few retired racers that a pet supply store was showing a year or so back and was impressed then. Very striking appearance and freindly. Wife wouldn't let me have one or three. :-(
The small ones & the bigs ones have essentially the same temperament--they're all cuddly lapdogs. The difference in the full-size ones is 120+ lbs...! I would own a retired racer in a split second, they're great dogs. Very playful & then again very lazy. No middle ground. Careful around the kids, only because they don't know they're barrels on stilts & maneuver about as easily.
Those are cool looking dogs. My wife and I were looking into greyhounds but ended up getting a local pound puppy.
Yeah I've heard as well the retired racer greyhounds are actually make pretty cool pets.. Good dispositions. Our local park has some event on Saturdays where the local greyhound owners let them into a fenced ball-field to run around and play.. Talk about kicking up some dust. wow.
Well, she's got a nice smile! She's very cute. My dog has a weird quirk of staring at people for long periods of time without blinking.