Day 5 and George is learning his new routine. My Son visited yesterday who is in the army and fairly fit. He took George out for a walk on the lead and the dog began to fall into a run eventually they were running together with George looking back as if to say keep up. At present he has stopped digging up the garden. Today I will fill in the holes, Iwonder if he has got bored with that game. I am glad Heather gave me advice to have pieces of sausage at the ready, as I came home from work to find my husband had left the gate open and George was over in the meadow. There was my husband lying on the grass with his food bowl, George was just far enough away from him so as not to be caught. I straight way went and got the sausage, George came to me , safely taken back to the house. My poor husband was so deflated after all his efforts. We all have a lot to learn. He continues to be exellent with my two Jack Russells Best Wishes a very happy George

Ahhhhhh Toby - that's the life! (You deserve it!) Love Auntie Ruth xxxx

Really pleased Jet has settled in well. I am sure she will be happy to be 'loved to bits' by you all and it will bring back some normality in her sad little life.
Pam

Picked Jet up this morning, and I can't believe how well she has settled in. She's inspected the whole house, upstairs and down and been flirting and running around the garden with her new family, Albert and Toby. Toby's a grey but Albert's a Collie cross.
Took them for a walk in the park, Jet and Toby together and it's the first time he has ever walked without pulling! She's showing him how it's done.

Lady has settled in well and has been accepted as part of the family. Imogen is getting on really well with her and the patience paid off with Lady being an ideal dog.

Day 2 and a half. I needed to go to work today so left George in my husbands capable hands or so I thought. George appears to to good at gardening and has dug two thundering great holes in the flower border. With the other days events I will soon be able to write a best seller called 'George on the Farm' Still love him to bits.

oh Kerry this made me a little sad and a lot happy all at the same time. i do know how it feels to grieve for a loved hound and in some ways Rossi is the greyhound version of my Lenny and like you i feel lucky that i am allowed to have him in my life. i shall bake lots of special things for next sunday so we can raise some money towards your babies bills. so happy for you all. love Ina and the boys xxxx

Jasper is doin really well, it didn't take him long to settle at all. He is just like his big brother Andy, a real gentleman and a wonderful boy. I feel so blessed and happy to have him. He is really good with the cats and chucks and loves Archie. He is not too sure about Susie [anyone who knows Susie will know why lol]. Thankyou you Ruth for sorting his teeth out. I feel like I have a little bit of Andy back with me. Me and paul love him to bits and will give him the best life we can. x

We have not cat tested him yet - he is fine with Cracker a Staffie Cross who belongs to Sara the volunteer but gets very excited with the rabbits down the lane (but I think most greys would!!!)

Gerry is a georgeous dog is he good with cats?