Joined the Northumberland Greyhound Rescue group on the Blyth beach today so that Alice could meet other greyhounds .
The greyhounds were great . Alice was the tiniest of them all , determined to keep at the front of the walk as best she could . And we saw something you wouldn't find on Tynemouth beaches , a ferret on a lead . I asked for a photograph and was given a guided tour . Such a sweet little thing , tiny teeth and much sniffing the air like a kitten as she looked at me and allowed me to stroke her .
8 comments:
Hi Shelagh
What a lvly idea, the walk, I bet Alice enjoyed the walk, our friends who have the rescue greyhound fli, ave gone for their 1st weekend away with him, and he settled well The ferret foto is lovely, we off to Norfolk tommorow, will catch up with blog on our return
Take care
joan & Bj
Hi Joan
Have a good time in Norfolk hope BJ is better now am assuming so or you probably wouldnt be going !
x
Too right Shelagh! yes shes in great hands! Pippa (where fli lives) spoils her nearly as much as us!! Bj finished her antibiotics and the family have good knowledge on gpigs! hope to get some nice pics in Norfolk
take care
joan
x
Ferrets are pretty cool but let loose in a house - omg they can pull down curtains, shred toilet paper, just generally get into and mess up everything. Very cute - but I wouldn't have one!
You sound as if you speak from experience BetteJo ... I was anxious as she headed for my legs ....they move a bit too fast for me ...
Beachin'
Hey you! :) I love the new pics..especially of Alice smiling. My sis had two Italian greyhounds and oh my goodness, they're one of my fave breeds. When I laid eyes on them for the first time, all I could do was laugh. One of them used to sleep under the covers on my feet for hours and hours...what a treat in the winter. I made sure I always kept a pedicure for him. lol... What worries me and keeps me from ever having one (aside from the fact I don't have a great yard at this point and I know they like to run like crazy) is the delicacy of their legs, and if they have a break..the expense of the fix, or the simple fact that a fix is often not possible. Are the legs of full size Greyhounds any stronger than IG's?
Hinsley
(Hi - it's been a while! I am trying to come back, slowly-ish but surely-ish)
Hi Hinsley great to see you back , we got insurance just in case , but her legs are very skinny ... so far so good . She runs like mad for a few minutes ( we have a tiny yard too ) but then likes to sleep 23 hours a day , they dont have much stamina . I dont know how the legs compare with IG s as we dont see so many of them here , maybe someone else can help ?
Post a Comment