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	<title>Comments on: Next time we need to bring Adam&#8230;</title>
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		<title>By: ashley</title>
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		<description>Our neighbor adopted an excellent greyhound that we jokingly refer to as the &quot;loser&quot; since she couldn&#039;t cut it at the track and was placed for adoption. They have pretty intense screening programs for all of the dogs that need to get placed in homes after they&#039;re not able to race anymore and most times end up being pretty good companions.  They&#039;re trained to pee on orange traffic cones, which is cool, but you have to remember to keep your toilet seats down or else they&#039;re prone to stick their feet into the bowls, as they&#039;re used to cooling off that way in water buckets after racing. Dog racing kind of freaks me out.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our neighbor adopted an excellent greyhound that we jokingly refer to as the &#8220;loser&#8221; since she couldn&#8217;t cut it at the track and was placed for adoption. They have pretty intense screening programs for all of the dogs that need to get placed in homes after they&#8217;re not able to race anymore and most times end up being pretty good companions.  They&#8217;re trained to pee on orange traffic cones, which is cool, but you have to remember to keep your toilet seats down or else they&#8217;re prone to stick their feet into the bowls, as they&#8217;re used to cooling off that way in water buckets after racing. Dog racing kind of freaks me out.</p>
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