@@playme129 we are totally in love. He's from Spain, we already had a Spanish podenco (another hound breed) and they have so many similar quirks, it's lovely! I'm already thinking of getting a third dog, he is such a joy! Only problem is we're running out of spots on the bed 😂
Thanks for the tips, they're making me feel much more prepared for my upcoming adoption of an ex-racer. Cheers from me and The Greyhound Guild of Arizona.
Super helpful, informative vid! Thankyou, my grey loves dental chews but I've been too scared to try brushing her teeth... everytime I go to the dentist we get admonished and I really don't want her to have dental issues in the future so this is great to watch it being done in action!
Good tips as always. Sorry if a daft question, but With the ostrich bones. How do you store them after they've had a good chew and want to keep them fresh for later? Plus how do you know its time for the bin? 😆. Used thd bully sticks before. My dogs loved those! They chew right down though. Nice to see the kelpies at the end 😉 😜
Nice one, very informative. Good to see Scout so happy to get the Dental sticks, our whippet has exactly the same reaction and I think it's her favourite treat. Have you ever had any issues with their teeth?
I love your dedication to your beautiful hounds! 🥰 Thanks for these videos, they’ve been extremely helpful 😍 Would you recommend a raw food diet? Seeing you feed a generic dog food, I guess you feed both? They don’t seem to mind lol! I used to know a hound who’s poop was terribly runny & I guessed it was due to what she was fed. Any advise please?
Thanks for watching. Glad you like the videos. We feed the pups a raw diet. We have tried dry in the past. We have found the best results with the raw so we stick to that. Does cost more and take more effort to prepare than dry, but the pups are worth it.
Hi please help.. our girl has kidney stones, we got her 3months ago, we put her on the kibble she was fostered on because anything else gave her an upset tummy.. we need to change her from kibble to normal diet like cooked meat and then maybe move to raw and the vet just wants to sell us their own kibble for dogs probe to uti's and kidney stones. I don't know what to do, how much to give her or where to start and she's not getting any better with the kibble. If you can please send some advice our way it would be much appreciated! Love to Magnus, Scout and their mum & dad ❤️
Sorry to hear about the kidney stones. Unfortunately I do not know anything about treating this condition. In regard to diet. We feed Magnus a raw diet of chicken thighs for breakfast and Natural instinct for dinner. We tried dry food for a while as it would save us some money. But Magnus had more bowel issues. Whenever our pups get any bowel trouble (usually if they eat something off the street that they shouldn't) we feed them cooked chicken and plain rice. We will feed them this until their stomachs settle. We will then go back to their regular diet. We also have a tube of prokolon in the house which we will add to their food if they have very loose stools. Hope this helps
I used to watch these videos prepping for our greyhound's arrival and now he's here and it's everything I hoped it would be like 🥰
That's great to hear. They are great dogs.
@@magnusgreyhound he's so goofy, sweet, funny, loving, trusting. We love him so much, thank you for helping us make this decision!
@ Lien, I've had three greyhounds, and Magnus offers solid advice. Two greyts are better than one.
You won't regret adopting a greyhound. Virginia
@@playme129 we are totally in love. He's from Spain, we already had a Spanish podenco (another hound breed) and they have so many similar quirks, it's lovely! I'm already thinking of getting a third dog, he is such a joy! Only problem is we're running out of spots on the bed 😂
Really? ☺️ I got my six years old greyhound from Hungaria half an year ago and he is a very cute guy 🥰 many greetings from Austria
I I absolutely love your videos🐾🐶👍
Thanks for watching. Glad you like the videos.
@@magnusgreyhound Please continue to make videos weekly much appreciated
So good to see Magnus and Scout.
Thanks for watching
The Kelpies in Falkirk! What a beautiful place Manus and Scout live in. Thank you for the videos
Thanks for watching.
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very helpful video thanks
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the tips, they're making me feel much more prepared for my upcoming adoption of an ex-racer. Cheers from me and The Greyhound Guild of Arizona.
Thanks for watching. Glad you found the videos useful. All the best with your upcoming adoption. They are great dogs.
Super helpful, informative vid! Thankyou, my grey loves dental chews but I've been too scared to try brushing her teeth... everytime I go to the dentist we get admonished and I really don't want her to have dental issues in the future so this is great to watch it being done in action!
Thanks for watching. Glad you like the video. Just thought I would try and offer a little help with how we do it.
I hope the greyhounds are having a great New Year so far! 🌟💯
Thanks for your kind words. The pups are doing well.
Great!
These are so helpful, thank you!
Thanks for watching. Glad you like the videos and find them useful.
Great video. Thank you. 😊
Thanks for watching
Great video thanks for sharing some ideas for my retired ex racer.👍😀
Thanks for watching. Glad you like the video
I loved my visit to The Kelpies. I wonder what Magnus and Scout thought of them!
They had a good time at the kelpies. There were lots of dogs about so lots of smells to sniff
Trying my best with my grey atm with teeth cleaning, it's been a journey but we are getting there
Thanks for sharing your experience
Greyt tutorial.
Love to Magnus and Scout.
Virginia, in snowy northern Ohio.
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Good video very helpful. Must admit we use Ostrich bones as a safe treat and they really help keeping their teeth clean
Thanks for taking the time to comment and share your experience
Scout really is a little huntress, isn't she? Always out front on the walks, scanning, ears up. She's ready for business.
She sure is!
Good tips as always.
Sorry if a daft question, but
With the ostrich bones. How do you store them after they've had a good chew and want to keep them fresh for later? Plus how do you know its time for the bin? 😆.
Used thd bully sticks before. My dogs loved those! They chew right down though.
Nice to see the kelpies at the end 😉 😜
We put the bones in the freezer between sessions. We only let the pups have 2 sessions at the bones.
@magnusgreyhound great thanks 😊
Nice one, very informative. Good to see Scout so happy to get the Dental sticks, our whippet has exactly the same reaction and I think it's her favourite treat.
Have you ever had any issues with their teeth?
Thanks for watching. Magnus did not come to us with great teeth and had to get a few removed. Been trying to maintain as best we can ever since.
My girl will not tolerate me brushing her teeth so I'm trying her in Plaque Off. Only just got it but hopefully this will get rid of & prevent tartar
Magnus was quite resistant at first, but we kept trying and he got better with it.
I love your dedication to your beautiful hounds! 🥰 Thanks for these videos, they’ve been extremely helpful 😍 Would you recommend a raw food diet? Seeing you feed a generic dog food, I guess you feed both? They don’t seem to mind lol! I used to know a hound who’s poop was terribly runny & I guessed it was due to what she was fed. Any advise please?
Thanks for watching. Glad you like the videos. We feed the pups a raw diet. We have tried dry in the past. We have found the best results with the raw so we stick to that. Does cost more and take more effort to prepare than dry, but the pups are worth it.
@@magnusgreyhound thanks ❤️🐾👍🏼
@@magnusgreyhound thanks ❤️🐾👍🏼
The ostrich bones I've seen at pets at home seem huge. Do all greys cope with them ok? Also, how often would the bones need replacing? Thank you.
Our pet store has half size which is a bit more manageable. The bones tend to be good for 2 sessions before our two loose interest in them.
Plaque Out does the same thing and is much cheaper.
Thanks for sharing your tip
Ive heard bones are dangerous to give your dog they can break shards off and puncture their organs.
Cooked bones are the ones that can splinter. Ostrich bones are popular and a good choice as they do not splinter or break off in shards
Raw chicken necks are good for greyhounds too.
Hi please help.. our girl has kidney stones, we got her 3months ago, we put her on the kibble she was fostered on because anything else gave her an upset tummy.. we need to change her from kibble to normal diet like cooked meat and then maybe move to raw and the vet just wants to sell us their own kibble for dogs probe to uti's and kidney stones. I don't know what to do, how much to give her or where to start and she's not getting any better with the kibble. If you can please send some advice our way it would be much appreciated! Love to Magnus, Scout and their mum & dad ❤️
Sorry to hear about the kidney stones. Unfortunately I do not know anything about treating this condition. In regard to diet. We feed Magnus a raw diet of chicken thighs for breakfast and Natural instinct for dinner. We tried dry food for a while as it would save us some money. But Magnus had more bowel issues. Whenever our pups get any bowel trouble (usually if they eat something off the street that they shouldn't) we feed them cooked chicken and plain rice. We will feed them this until their stomachs settle. We will then go back to their regular diet. We also have a tube of prokolon in the house which we will add to their food if they have very loose stools. Hope this helps