JoChris
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I have two male desexed whippets; one black and white, the other grey and white.
We got Skoot first. He has a lovely temperament. His Dad actually was trained to visit sick kids in hospitals and homes. Toby we got a year later. His family were bred for hunting. Talk about the opposite temperament!
It really stressed poor Skoot out, having an alpha male trying to assert authority all the time. He lost a bit of weight until he learned to stick up for himself.
Toby improved a lot after having "the chop" and now is the wussier of the two. He is a real attention addict.
He doesn't even chase the birds on my balcony now.
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We got Skoot first. He has a lovely temperament. His Dad actually was trained to visit sick kids in hospitals and homes. Toby we got a year later. His family were bred for hunting. Talk about the opposite temperament!
It really stressed poor Skoot out, having an alpha male trying to assert authority all the time. He lost a bit of weight until he learned to stick up for himself.
Toby improved a lot after having "the chop" and now is the wussier of the two. He is a real attention addict.
He doesn't even chase the birds on my balcony now.
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Tell us about your pet and share any funny photos/ stories.
