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Post by autumncyndi on Mar 31, 2016 2:41:47 GMT -5
Hi there.
We are new to Grey ownership and have a lovely girl, Autumn, with us last few days.
She is friendly, house trained and used to cats. Yay.
Just wondering about SA in the house even though we in?
I went to loo last night at 3am. It caused her to get up, pace and bark until.I came back out then settled as good as gold but woke a grumpy overtired hubby up (We moved house last week)
Also if anyone goes out of room in day she will whine. She even whined by the little ones room this am.
Thanks all x
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Post by gvgeam on Mar 31, 2016 7:07:02 GMT -5
Hi, welcome and congratulations on your new arrival. Is your girl an ex-racer?
I would suggest that you read Lisa's threads in this section beginning with this one: greyhoundgap.proboards.com/thread/29756/new-hound-home
There is also a thread on separation anxiety and early morning wakers. Lisa's advice is spot on!
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Post by kamkay on Mar 31, 2016 11:10:08 GMT -5
Totally agree with Vanessa , follow Lisa's advice to the letter. I've done it twice and it really does work. Good luck and let us know how you get on
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Post by autumncyndi on Mar 31, 2016 15:08:16 GMT -5
Thank you. I will read through and see how we get on. Am sure we can work around it. She is from Greyhound Rescue aged 3. She is tattooed in ears. She is timid of our one cat and won't come in from garden if cat in kitchen. Cat not hurt her or is even bothered by our lovely Grey xx She loves giving licks and kisses and her new Panda  |
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Post by ragsysmum on Apr 1, 2016 3:06:03 GMT -5
Probably it's just early days for her yet with everything so new. Just relax and don't push her and she'll probably settle and come round quite quickly. Our latest very nervous foster girl hardly comes out of the bedroom still and she's been here a month now!
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Post by meggymoo on Jan 4, 2017 14:47:21 GMT -5
Probably it's just early days for her yet with everything so new. Just relax and don't push her and she'll probably settle and come round quite quickly. Our latest very nervous foster girl hardly comes out of the bedroom still and she's been here a month now! hi ive just read your reply "our latest very nervous foster girl hardly comes out of the bedroom still and shes been here a month now" we have blondie whos 2yrs and rescued 9/12/16 what is the best way to deal with this? i feel soooo sorry for her as she was quite happy to be here at 1st and now she seems withdrawn,although she comes down for `wees` and walks she seems to want to be on her own. we also have a 4yr rescue grey(girl) and they get on well . thanks in advance |
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Post by ragsysmum on Jan 5, 2017 4:37:05 GMT -5
She'll probably come round in her own good time when she feels settled and secure. Most do but some seem to prefer their own company. My friend's bitch has been with them four years now and won't stay in the same room with her owners (who are lovely, kind and used to be quite upset by this). She won't even take treats from their hands though she will from other people she knows and she loves her food and walks and is perfectly healthy. Just the way she is I guess and they've given up trying to get her to be more sociable and just love her as she is. She has stayed with us several times and is just the same here.
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