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Docreed2003

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6. It wasn't meant to terrorize...in fact the dog didn't bark or growl

Reply to Igel (Reply #5)

Sun Sep 30, 2018, 10:57 AM

Sep 2018

I had to hold on to his collar to keep him from running. Greyhounds love to run when the door opens and I was the only one home. In no way was scaring or terrorizing them on my mind. I was just trying to keep my dog that can run 35mph plus from bolting! But he is an imposing figure just on his size.

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