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I got my misses a irish wolfhound bitch and she was about 2 years old,fecking thing didn't eat for a week and i was eating a banana and just offered her a bit in the off chance she would take it and she did.She then walked straight to her food bowl finished that off and then begged for more,she never was a great eater but she just came round in her own time as no chance are you ever forcing a wolfhound to do anything they don't ant to do..

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  On 02/10/2018 at 14:08, martnmagik said:

We have progress... He's just eaten a carrot top ?maybe later he will eat?

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I had a greyhound a few years ago he was a racing dog but when ever i would go on holiday or any reason he would have to be sent to my old mans mates kennel he wouldbt eat for days sometimes a week no matter what u offered him sound like hes just pulling his face to me

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  On 04/10/2018 at 13:09, Aussie Whip said:

I'd give the dog some one on one time and bond with him.Probably a loyal type missing his master and pack.I've found the harder dogs are more sensitive in this respect.Once you get his trust he will warm up to you,after all they are not machines.

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I agree with you 100%. Those are the type of dog's I would never give up and seem to put a little more into there work.

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