That's great to hear. They are great dogs.

@@magnusgreyhound he's so goofy, sweet, funny, loving, trusting. We love him so much, thank you for helping us make this decision!

@ Lien, I've had three greyhounds, and Magnus offers solid advice. Two greyts are better than one. You won't regret adopting a greyhound. Virginia

@@playme129 we are totally in love. He's from Spain, we already had a Spanish podenco (another hound breed) and they have so many similar quirks, it's lovely! I'm already thinking of getting a third dog, he is such a joy! Only problem is we're running out of spots on the bed 😂

Really? ☺️ I got my six years old greyhound from Hungaria half an year ago and he is a very cute guy 🥰 many greetings from Austria

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@@magnusgreyhound Please continue to make videos weekly much appreciated

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Thanks for watching. Glad you like the video. Just thought I would try and offer a little help with how we do it.

Thanks for watching. Glad you found the videos useful. All the best with your upcoming adoption. They are great dogs.

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Thanks for your kind words. The pups are doing well.

Great!

They had a good time at the kelpies. There were lots of dogs about so lots of smells to sniff

Thanks for watching. Magnus did not come to us with great teeth and had to get a few removed. Been trying to maintain as best we can ever since.

Thanks for watching. Glad you like the videos. We feed the pups a raw diet. We have tried dry in the past. We have found the best results with the raw so we stick to that. Does cost more and take more effort to prepare than dry, but the pups are worth it.

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She sure is!

Magnus was quite resistant at first, but we kept trying and he got better with it.

We put the bones in the freezer between sessions. We only let the pups have 2 sessions at the bones.

@magnusgreyhound great thanks 😊

Our pet store has half size which is a bit more manageable. The bones tend to be good for 2 sessions before our two loose interest in them.

Thanks for sharing your tip

Sorry to hear about the kidney stones. Unfortunately I do not know anything about treating this condition. In regard to diet. We feed Magnus a raw diet of chicken thighs for breakfast and Natural instinct for dinner. We tried dry food for a while as it would save us some money. But Magnus had more bowel issues. Whenever our pups get any bowel trouble (usually if they eat something off the street that they shouldn't) we feed them cooked chicken and plain rice. We will feed them this until their stomachs settle. We will then go back to their regular diet. We also have a tube of prokolon in the house which we will add to their food if they have very loose stools. Hope this helps

Cooked bones are the ones that can splinter. Ostrich bones are popular and a good choice as they do not splinter or break off in shards

Raw chicken necks are good for greyhounds too.