Great news, Charles. I'm sure Trei will continue to do well in your care. Your experience and good sense will make all the difference to him. Let us know how he's getting on. Hope Saturday at Rachel and Eddie's goes well for all of you.

Christine

Hello from Trei,

Just to say I'm enjoying my stay with Charles and his crew. I so chilled out I've forgotten about my seperation anxiety and thoughts about having a pee in the house.

Funny that! and I was labeled a difficult dog - but hey that Charles - he does not respond to my moves - aghhhhh  he is the boss so I will just have to grin and bear it. But hey if he is the boss I dont have to worry about a thing. He will make sure that I'm ok so I can chill out.

Mind you I still have to watch out that I don't step out of line with that Mick and his chief female Snap. I need to watch  as Mick keeps an eye on his  wee girl Cleo.

As for that cat- Finn - He has the run of the kitchen, bathrrom and bedroom - lying out in the sun on the bed. It's not fair.

I know that I'm supposed to get all excited with cats. I get worked up - but hey when charles says 'NO' I get the message - Not worth the effort -What better than a chill out in one of the doggie beds, the duvets or even on the sofa - if that Cleo has not occupied it.

But hey Charles says I have a lot going for me now I'm with him and been properly assessed  -he says  I'm a very special greyhound-

I'm neutered - aghhhhhhhhh  I'm ID chipped, I'm fully wormed, flea treated and vacinated. and I'm house trained   mmmm, I'm ok with seperation anxiety if I have another dog or dogs living with me.  Also I'm fab with children and normal sized dogs.

Charles says I'm still in training with cats and small dogs. whatever that means. Suppose he means when I tarined I  get access to all of the house  - like Mick and Snap - then i'm ok I get to assocaite with that cat Finn.  MMM perhaps I get to lie on that bed in the sun.

I've heard a rumour that it was - 'curtains for me' last Wednesday at SPCA. How come I was to be despatched - when I'm such a great guy! I know things did not work out my last two homings - but Charles says he cannot find fault with me. Well all I'm saying is he should know  given I'm his no 9 foster dog.  But hey after that rumour I'm keeping my head down. I know I'm a lucky guy. Well that cat has 9 lives but not sure how many I have as a greyhound>

Trei

ps Charles said he would have kept me but Cleo beat me to it. I must be a special guy if Charles says that. I know he will only let me go to a very very special home. Applications invited for that xtra special home with those xtra nice doggies    note that Charles he still bit behind with his computing skills - so can't get that lovely pic of me online

Hi Trei, look forward to meeting you.  You are a lucky boy and sounds like a you're in a brilliant foster home

Hey,

Am doing great! I  went with my foster friend , Cleo, to the vet on Thursday. Charles sneaked me in for a quick eye check! And - hey I've got eye drops- But hey - my left eye is not good. not good sight. Charles is testing out with a torch - see how my eye resonds.

But all I can say - I'm mega chilled with sight of a a sofa , duvet   and the cat etc etc

PS Charles says I'm laziest hound he has ever had - think he means that I drop to ground as soon as possible - during walks etc - If he stops then I drop. he says I'm  classic theraputic hound.

Charlie and crew

 

 

 

 

Hi from Charles,

We have had a bit of a set back with Trei and Cleo and their house training.  Part of the problem is that one follows the other.  So I have instigated a rigourous retraining process.    Aghh  very early rise, out often  and late to bed etc.

Part of my problem is making sure they 'go' last thing at night around 11.00pm - the local foxes are out and about  most night  so we see them. The girls and boys forget, in the excitment, what they are supposed to be doing. I lose track of who has done what etc etc.

End up cursing the foxes as they just stand still  20 yards away and goad the dogs - One of these nights   I'll be tempted to ********

 

Charles

Hi Everyone,

I enjoy  my Glasgow west end flat with Charles and his other dogs and that cat.  It very comfortable as there is a bed or sofa for everyone. Mind you can be musical bed and sofa.

I do keep doing the odd pee in the flat and I get a frosty look form Charles but hey  I forget after 4 years that I can't just let go.

Mick likes to bite my neck every day but I'm too chilled to notice - think he's trying to tell me his is boss. I know my place so dont ever react. Hey man! I'm too chilled for that stuff.

I like to bark at that  cat when I see it. Hmmm it gets to lie on the bed on top of the duvet. Why do I not get that priveledge.

So I'm still on look out for a home where there are are some other hounds - I don't mind if they want to be top dog - am not bothered. I don't react.  Not sure about cats though! And I need a home where  the odd peed will not be held against me.

Looking forward to vetting  some new homes - I like my comforts and nice food and loads of treats. I also like lots of trips out in the car and visits to other homes.

Trei

a gorgeous greyhound girl or a lurcher babe would be welcome

 

Hi Trei

Glad you had a marvellous time in East Fife on the beach with Mick, Snap, Cleo and Charles. What - no cat? But I don't think cats enjoy beaches as much as dogs!

Hope your little wound is healing nicely. Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Christine