When Claire began dating Dom, she didn’t expect to meet Abby, his massive Borzoi. Upon meeting the Russian hunting dog, Claire couldn’t help but think, “This is the weirdest dog I’ve ever met.” Abby, nearly the size of a horse, was an unusual sight.

Initially, Claire and Abby needed time to bond, but they eventually formed a close connection. Later, the family grew with the addition of Cleo, a lively Silken Windhound. Cleo brought boundless energy despite her slim frame and quickly became the family’s joy.

Cleo loved to test boundaries, contrasting Abby’s more relaxed demeanor. She would race around the yard, get muddy, and spin in circles with unmatched enthusiasm.

Despite her and Abby’s different breeds and quirks, the family’s decision to adopt Cleo proved to be a sweet one. While Cleo seemed somewhat aloof, she and Abby got along well.

Their dynamic was particularly entertaining, depending on where they were. Outdoors, whether hiking or playing in the yard, the dogs were inseparable, often doing zoomies together. However, they preferred their own spaces unless they were playing or eating.

Both dogs were territorial about their spots in the house. Abby, who had been with Dom for many years, experienced separation anxiety whenever he left for work.

This often led to mischievous behavior, like destroying items or hiding bread from the counter. Despite these antics, Dom felt that Abby taught him patience and responsibility.

Abby remained the family’s heart and soul, while Cleo provided endless comic relief, making their home lively and full of love.

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FAQ about dogs

Why do dogs eat grass?

There are a few reasons why dogs eat grass:

• Nutritional needs: Grass contains fiber, which can aid digestion. If a dog’s diet lacks fiber, they might instinctively eat grass to supplement it.
• Upset stomach: Some dogs eat grass when they feel nauseous, as it can induce vomiting and help them feel better.
• Boredom or attention-seeking: Dogs might eat grass out of boredom or to get their owner’s attention.
• Instinct: Wild dogs also eat grass, so it might be a natural behavior for some dogs.

How long are dogs pregnant?

The gestation period for dogs, or the duration of their pregnancy, is typically around 63 days, or about nine weeks. This can vary slightly depending on the breed and individual dog.

Why do dogs lick you?

Dogs lick for various reasons:

• Affection: Licking is a way for dogs to show their love and bond with their owners.
• Attention: Dogs might lick to get your attention or as a way to solicit petting or treats.
• Taste: Your skin might have traces of sweat or food that dogs find appealing.
• Instinct: Mother dogs lick their puppies to clean and groom them, and this behavior can carry over into adulthood.

Why do dogs eat poop?

This behavior, called coprophagia, can be due to several reasons:

• Nutritional deficiencies: Dogs might eat poop if their diet lacks essential nutrients.
• Medical conditions: Certain medical conditions, like parasites or pancreatic problems, can cause coprophagia.
• Boredom or stress: Dogs might eat poop out of boredom or as a coping mechanism for stress.
• Attention-seeking: Some dogs learn that eating poop gets their owners’ attention, even if it’s negative attention.

What colors can dogs see?

Dogs are not colorblind, but their vision is different from humans. They have dichromatic vision, which means they primarily see blues, yellows, and shades of gray. They have limited perception of reds and greens.