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When will people stop generalising and labelling dogs! Any dog which is aggressive and likely to attack should be kept on a lead or muzzled no matter what breed it is - it's about responsible ownership. I feel sorry for Janet Essex and Simba and clearly the dog which attacked Simber should have been muzzled. I have 2 greyhounds, one of which is muzzled off lead and one which isn't. As for labelling greyhounds as dangerous ... I don't think so - and they certainly don't all need to be muzzled!

Flippen 'eck, I believed this at first and could feel my blood starting to boil

So sorry

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So sorry to hear your sad news. Thinking of you all.

Excellent news

Poor Dane. Run free sweet boy

They look like they all belong in the same gang Lovely pics

Happy Gotcha Day Pixie. Cool t-shirt

Sweet dreams Pearly Black and suffer no more. These trainers should be losing their licenses and made an example of . I hope Dowman gets his comeuppance!!!

Happy Gotcha Day Kiera

Fantastic news. Good luck Guiness x

So sorry for your loss Lynne. Thinking of you and Todd. Run free sweet Peggy

So sorry. Sleep well Dolly

Oh no. So sorry. Sleep tight little man x

WTG Daisy. Fantastic news! X

She's so beautiful

She is gorgeous. I love black pointies

That's fantastic news. WTG Ollie

these poor souls

Poor Axle and poor you. I had exactly the same problem with Oscar my first greyhound. We tried desperately to save his tail. First the vet just removed the tip and then a little more - unfortunately both times the tail did not heal and it started to die off. Eventually we agreed to have his tail amputated and it healed very quickly after that. I don't think he was in pain as he seemed pretty much oblivious throughout the ordeal, but he was definately fed up with collars and muzzles. Good luck.

I switched from Burns to CSJ and my Dougie has done really well on it. He is a fussy eater and this is one of the very few complete foods he actually enjoys.

WTG Benny. He looks gorgeous and so handsome

Sam is gorgeous. It's so lovely that he has found you, and I am sure your Darcy is smiling down at you both.

Kelly, I don't think there is a right or wrong way to feel - we are all different and it is so hard when you lose a loved one. Life is full of "ifs and buts", however I can tell you whole heartedly that the decision you made was the kindest and the right one, and because you loved Reggie enough to let him go he didn't suffer.