Quote Originally Posted by bckrazy
=P Um, what about Roxy, as well?

I honestly am not sure. I know a handful of Greys, none of which live with cats or small animals. I'm sure that would be a huge challenge. I would love a Greyhound, but I know they are for special people, and I really enjoy playing with my dogs at the lake and the park which are not comlpetely fenced... and I know it'd be unfair to have a Grey that wasn't exercised safely. If I had a massive, all grass, fenced yard (like a few acres) I would definitely feel more comfortable looking into adopting a Greyhound. Our yard is like an acre, but only half of that is flat and grassy. They really, really love & need to run in open spaces. As far as my home, that would definitely fit a Grey, because Fozzie & Gonzo are couch potatoes while they're inside, and they both stay indoors all day except when playing in the yard, at the park, or going on walks. I would never, ever keep a Greyhound outside for an extended period of time, or alone... they are not built to withstand dips in temperatures.

Wth is up with the dry food comment? Gissey obviously does pretty well with Raw!
Well, I was thinking of Roxy, too, . They would def. HAVE to get along so I could walk them together and let them play together, hopefully.

I easily have the time to walk a Grey, Roxy, too, of course. I'm wishing I could get a fenced yard, and basically that's one of the things holding me back from getting one. Of course, Roxy living atleast 8 hours a day isn't going to put us as the best pet owners, and they do do home visits.. Eh, my mom said she doesn't want one anyways, I'd even be willing to rehome some bettas to put more time and dedication to the dogs.