Advice: my partner is planning to take our 4 month old to a small flat occupied by

[Monty91]

two greyhounds (their primary owner will not be there)

I have never been a dog owner, nor do I know much about the temperament of greyhounds.

Should I be vetoing this trip? I am a little bit nervous, not least as the dogs have never been around a baby before.

[Hillary]

[Mc Gooner]

http://img.costumecraze.com/images/vendors/rubies/885733-Baby-Vanilla-Bunny-Costume-large.jpg

[Mc Gooner]

[Monty91]

[Classic Jorge]

In which case they've more than likely been treated quite badly, unless they were very good.

[dingdong666]

Also keep greyhounds in a small flat? They must be pretty wired and will all over anything new.

[Monty91]

all liberally pissing and ****ting all over the flat :-

[Monty91]

[Mc Gooner]

[Berni]

Are you friends with characters from a Guy Ritchie film?

[Classic Jorge]

[Monty91]

Until a few days ago there was also another dog (now dead, breed I can't remember) and there's still two cats.

Last time I stayed there was possibly the least relaxing night of my life.

[Mc Gooner]

[Classic Jorge]

[Harry Balls]

[Harry Balls]

[Classic Jorge]

[Harry Balls]

* = could well violate social services protocols

[the splendor of antigone]

Wouldn't want the dogs getting hurt by the cruel little ********







*I am not saying you don't have a lovely child, but the psychic reality those small wons inhabit is outside the realm of morality and basic human decency. Contrary to a dog who is guided by instinct there is some unfathomable abyss at the heart of humanity who, as Kant said, needs education not because we need to control our animal instincts, but because in human nature there is some kind of unruliness, an explosive radical crazy freedom which animals precisely do not have.

RIP dogs