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Tag Archives: Greyhound
Dog of the Day: Kira the Greyhound
Kira has a hekkuva boopable snoot!
Dog of the Day: Polite Greyhound
This pup was hanging out outside Sightglass Coffee, waiting for mom or dad to come back out and greeting everyone who went by very politely, as you can see.
Dog of the Day: Frankie the German Shepherd Greyhound Mix
I took one look at Frankie and I went, “A German shepherd with greyhound ears!” And that’s pretty much what Frankie’s mom thinks she is. She also thinks she’s about two years old.
Dog of the (Birth)day: Sebastian the Fastly Greyhound
Say hello and happy sixth birthday (today) to Sebastian, the Fastly Greyhound! “Fastly?” I hear you ask. And of course I reply, “Very fastly!” Well. Actually. Fastly is an internet service company whose headquarters is right around Hipmunk’s, and whose service … Continue reading
Dog of the Day: Colin the Former Racing Greyhound
A rescued greyhound. The longer they race, in my experience, the more skittish they tend to be. Colin (now 6) didn’t race long at all, he washed out early on, and he loves everybody. (Colin was adopted from Golden State … Continue reading
Dog of the Day: Oliver the German Shepherd/Greyhound Mix (with Guest Pomeranian)
Oliver totally reminds me of a cartoon dog I have seen somewhere, but I can’t remember where, or even in what context. Someone help me out here! (It’s funny: I guess he’s been around the neighborhood for a while. Since … Continue reading
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Dog of the Day: Jake the German Shepherd/Greyhound
We caught Jake in a goofy-happy mood. I am told that he occasionally decides to look noble and long-suffering, but it usually doesn’t last long.
Dog of the Day: Martini the Sad Greyhound
This is Martini. She’s a rescue greyhound, rescued after only one race. Apparently she didn’t do terribly well, which was great news for her. She’s a little shy, but warms up to people quickly. But she’s a sad pup, because … Continue reading