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I planned to go a walk early hours this morning with the dog & a lamp that i was given yesterday but that didnt happen so i went myself this morning & let the dog off the lead for the first time.

 

I was very scared to loose incase he bugered off , but to my supprise he was fine & walked by me for ages, then he did explore a little bit on his own :D i was very jittery incase we came across another small dog while he was loose but luckly we didnt see any

 

I think Rob enjoyed the walk even though it was so cold i couldnt feel my lips :laugh: a few pics of him on the walk , nothing to get to excited about , but its a start

 

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I did have to walk in the opersite direction to get him to come to me for his lead back on, but he had about 40 mins off the lead

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That looks great I love seeing dogs off lead, well done with it all. And can I ask where did you get the coat?

 

I got the coat from ebay but i cant remember the sellers name :doh:

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did walking in the oppersite direction work then?? ;)

 

It did yes thank you, he trotted up to me , i thought its just my luck for him to spot another dog & bolt, but he didnt :laugh:

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Well done Kate.

 

I noticed your post about the dog being depressed, perhaps only lead walking has lead to this?

 

A greyhound needs a good gallop. I've had two ex racers and I know you never know what they are going to do when you first let them off the lead but yours looks fine and if it was going to bugger off it would have done today:)

 

As for small dogs are you basing your fear on fact or what you have been told? Most (but not all) are fine.

What about socialisation classes, most areas have them.

 

 

All the best

 

Edited to say I would take that coat off when he is off the lead, I once saw a dog tangle up up in a tree whilst running at full speed, very nasty.

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recon the rabbits were laying in that hedge laughing at the dog in the bright red coat trying to get close to them ;) maybe get one of them bell collers aswell?? :wacko: poor dog, :tongue2:

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Well done Kate.

 

I noticed your post about the dog being depressed, perhaps only lead walking has lead to this?

 

A greyhound needs a good gallop. I've had two ex racers and I know you never know what they are going to do when you first let them off the lead but yours looks fine and if it was going to bugger off it would have done today:)

 

As for small dogs are you basing your fear on fact or what you have been told? Most (but not all) are fine.

What about socialisation classes, most areas have them.

 

 

All the best

 

Edited to say I would take that coat off when he is off the lead, I once saw a dog tangle up up in a tree whilst running at full speed, very nasty.

 

Yes we had an incident a few weeks ago with a small dog where he picked it up so i muzzled him incase there were any apperared once he was loose , he didnt run today but i will move the coat next time i walk him & maybe if i take the other dog they will run around together

 

Thanks

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Well done Kay, knew you were worried about letting him off the lead,he looks steady enough from the pics.

 

Oh god i was bricking it being on my own as well , but he walked by my side for a while & then he had a wander round, i probably give him all the wrong vibes as i am very tence while out with him but he did well so i am looking forward to tomorrows walk now :D

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